Swixel
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RE: Tutorial: Tropico 3 Music in Tropico 4
Oh, you can extract it and then rebuild it as they said. It's in there like they said, but the way I'm suggesting means that you won't have to worry about the game updating anything other than the music.
If you want custom ogg data you could even make a new folder (e.g. "MyMusic" as the root) so that your folder would contain something like:
Code:
MyMusic/ItsALivingThing.ogg
Game/Sound/Playlists
And then setup the instance/additional stuffl ike this:
Code:
{
path = "MyMusic/ItsALivingThing.ogg",
frequency = 100,
SilenceDuration = 15000,
SilenceChance = 25
},
I mean, I'm not sure they'd bother updating the music archive, but you can always just add more that way, and it's safer this way.
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