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Thread: Guide To Modding the Music in SWG (and how it does not violate the EULA)
Liamo wrote:
RyushiYoshi wrote:
TakO_Paleae wrote:
Note: player_v_player does not mean it only plays while pvp'ing. The same goes for player_v_npc and player_v_creat
Call me an idiot, but for the life of me I can't figure out on my own, if "player" etc is not only played while PvP'ing and "NPC" is not only played while combating NPC's etc... then what are they for specifically?
No worries, we're all new to thisthey are all "generic" combat music, it seems. I have no idea why the file names
Old Combat Music (a b and c):
mus_combat_a_lp
mus_combat_a_vict
mus_combat_a_def
mus_combat_a_death
What is Old Combat Music? What does it affect? Has it anything to do with the player_v_player, player_npc etc...?
No clue to this one but it doesn't seem to so anything (if anyone else's does please respond)
I am having a helluva time figuring it out, sorry if this has been answered elsewhere, I could not locate any help on this.
The "old combat music" still plays. It is the original music we had way back in the day, 3 different tracks. Then a few months ago we got new combat music, i guess it was supposed tobe different for pvp pvc and pvnpc, we all know how that turned out
to sum it up those need to be replace too if you want toreplace alll the in game combat music
Message Edited by RyushiYoshi on 01-23-2005 09:21 PM
akjedimaster wrote:
Liamo, your quality is lowered. I know in wmp you have to manualy tell it to dl in the highest quality or it doesn't. That isn't the highes. My songs are 320 Kbps so I think that may be the problem. I'm just wondering if there's a way to lower that with out re- ripping all those songs like i said.
Well, I've never used wmp so I don't know and I'm just going by what was said previously also about the song not finsihing.
I don't know how to get these any better as I ripped some of these-the Return of the Jedi ones-directly from the cd and Nero didn't give me an option but since I've used Nero mainly for music, Wmp may be the better program for music and probably gives you more options.
Message Edited by Liamo on 01-24-2005 06:42 AM
akjedimaster wrote:
In wma, you go into tools, then click the tab that says rip music to change rip format and quality. Might be similar in your program.
Message Edited by Liamo on 01-25-2005 10:14 AM
akjedimaster wrote:
All songs. I havn't timed it but i'm willing to bet it happens at the same time.
hmm, because I have one track that play 11 minutes and it plays fully. I don't know how the compression would work, in relation to time.