How to create a (music) mod ? |

In order to have SE-V playing my favourite songs instead of playing the 15 standard songs I decided to create a “Music Mod”
I created a folder called “Music Mod” into the Game Types folder.
I put a .bmp picture (same size as the Standard SE5 one’s) and mod _definition.txt file inside this folder. Then created a Data folder where I pasted the Settings.txt file.
I edited this Settings file by modifying the music settings as follows :
Then I created a Music sub-folder in the Music Mod folder where I put relevant mp3 files (Song1.mp3 to Song5.mp3). I started the mod and….nothing. It seems SE-V is completely ignoring the modified Settings file and is playing the standard songs.
What did I do wrong ? Could somebody help ?
Problem
Did you put the settings.txt file into a Data subfolder? Because it reads like you put it straight into the Music Mod folder, which won't work.

Re: How to create a (music) mod ?
You guys may consider it unnacceptable but all I did was modify the original settings file and added the mp3's from my fav classical music CD and then of course copied them to the music folder and restarted my game. I have already heard 3 of my new tracks mixed in with the original tracks. I now have 28 main music files setup.
I did it this way since I already had a game going and didnt want to have to start a new one with a separate mod. Seems to have worked just fine.
Comments?
Re: How to create a (music) mod ?
fine exept that is is posible if umlikly that a future patch might break this

Re: How to create a (music) mod ?
you're right but i have a copy of the settings file off to the side so I could modify the new settings file with the same sort of changes I just made with hopefully little effort. Ahh, I did just remember I need to copy my mp3's to a safe place too. I renamed them specifically for this so I would need to preserve them as well.
Thanks!





Did you...
Did you remember to put the settings file into the "data" folder (which you'd have to create).
Did you remember to start a new game using the option to play it as a "music mod" game? (And did the appropriate bitmap show up when you did so?)
Check the existing music folder, check and see if there are any sub-folders you jneed to deal with.
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