pd
21.12.2007, 14:47:29
No!
Just somewhere where the game can find it, ONE audio.idx and ONE audio.bag has to exist with at least ONE entry, which should not be a problem even for TCs. As said, that one entry can be a null sound with a millsecond of silence or whatever you like.
So, a TC that wants to get rid of the BAG system would simply include that one-entry IDX and BAG, which would be a kilobyte or something in size.
The MIX system works parallely to the BAG system. No special tags or whatever needed.
You add the filename (without extension) to the Sounds= list of a sound, and it will work.
However, WAV files in mixes are not recognized if a WAV file with the same name exists in the IDX!
So be creative.
That's also where the new sound inis come in.
Case example: you want to change the MenuSlideIn sound.
1.
Put your wave (let's assume it's called "NewMenuSlideInSound.wav") into your mix file.
2.
Create a sound ini for your mod, let's say soundmd99.ini.
Of course, you add that to your mix as well.
3.
If you want to change defaults, add a [Default] section (if it's not present the one from the original soundmd.ini will be used).
Add the SoundList and your sound section:
Just somewhere where the game can find it, ONE audio.idx and ONE audio.bag has to exist with at least ONE entry, which should not be a problem even for TCs. As said, that one entry can be a null sound with a millsecond of silence or whatever you like.
So, a TC that wants to get rid of the BAG system would simply include that one-entry IDX and BAG, which would be a kilobyte or something in size.
The MIX system works parallely to the BAG system. No special tags or whatever needed.
You add the filename (without extension) to the Sounds= list of a sound, and it will work.
However, WAV files in mixes are not recognized if a WAV file with the same name exists in the IDX!
So be creative.
That's also where the new sound inis come in.
Case example: you want to change the MenuSlideIn sound.
1.
Put your wave (let's assume it's called "NewMenuSlideInSound.wav") into your mix file.
2.
Create a sound ini for your mod, let's say soundmd99.ini.
Of course, you add that to your mix as well.
3.
If you want to change defaults, add a [Default] section (if it's not present the one from the original soundmd.ini will be used).
Add the SoundList and your sound section:
Code:
[SoundList]
1=MenuSlideIn ;will overwrite the one in the original soundmd.ini
[MenuSlideIn]
;Volume=65 ;not even required because this is set in the original soundmd.ini already
Sounds=NewMenuSlideInSound ;not listed in the IDX -> WAV file will be used![[Image: jsfml.png]](http://jsfml.org/img/jsfml.png)