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I spent an afternoon and evening one day looking into this and figured the best way to simply replace sounds was to make my custom music identical in as many ways as possible to the original. Obviously file size and structure would differ, but encoding, bitrate, ogg version, and serial can be the same.
Needless to say when files are encoded with the exact same serial and bitrate and replace original files with the exact same name they play perfectly fine in game.
I put together a simple tutorial in a different thread to walk people through what I did step by step.
Tutorial can be found here.
Enjoy!Comment
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Good to know. I really wanted to replace the default bg music with Paul Oakenfold's "Aeternal" mix but being as it affects online play, I'd rather not.Note: replacing sound files WILL NOT allow you to play on anything but local servers!Comment
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- Take a stereo wav file. Download the Vorbis tools.
- Copy the wave file into the vorbis directory.
- Open windows cmd line and change to that vorbis directory
- Type filename.wav -b 112 -s
- EnjoyComment
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Great information! Thanks for all of this input, guys. I'm going to mess with it a bit soon for sure.Comment
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I just downloaded the official tools, dragged and dropped a .wav file (44khz, 16 bit stereo I believe) onto the program, it converted the .wav file into a .ogg file, and the directory I placed it into was something like:
common/blahblah/menu/sound/menu_music.ogg
Wasn't too hard...Comment
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I replaced the loading music load_MEC_music.ogg one of my own mp3's converted it to .ogg and replaced the file over the original, problem is now ive got no loading music at all :cry:Comment
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Yea thats used for ambient sounds and so on.
I placed a little devils laugh at a hidden place in my (night, jungle) map.
If you pass this waypoint you can hear a loud "MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA" :laugh:Comment
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