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FPSC Classic Scripts / Turn off or change in-game test music?

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herbert west
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Posted: 8th Oct 2008 00:53
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I'm sure this has been asked elsewhere, but does anyone know how to change or stop the default in-game music when you test a level?

I can change it in the compiled game, but it would be really helpful if it could also be changed or cancelled in the test environment!

Many thanks
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Crusader2
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Posted: 8th Oct 2008 01:21
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To stop it, just mute your computer. To change it, it's somewhere in your files. I haven't a clue where.

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herbert west
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It's mainly so I can hear the sound effects clearly, unencumbered by the music.
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Posted: 8th Oct 2008 09:17
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languagebank\english\gamebank\mygame

In there you'll find a "setuplevel.fpi" file

In that file you'll find "music="

Delete that and whatever music file it was pointing to.


This will remove music from your test game, and your built game.

To get it back, restore whatever it was you just deleted.


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herbert west
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That's excellent! Thankyou.
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