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    Yes, it works now. Another issue is that you dont have to pack them back manually, you should let medieval.exe to pack them.
    Not quite straightforward, but it works in the end.

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    So i have managed to get my own music working in mtw2 but i have encounterd an other problem.

    the music ist playing but now the unit voices of the scotish and all eastern european factions have gone. from general to priest. all are quiet and dont want to talk anymore. same in diplomacy screen. prebattlespeeches are all gone.

    i was using the CA's sound text files and the tuorial

    i have the german version of mtw2.

    any help would be nice.

    sorry for my bad english.
    Last edited by Gilia; February 18, 2007 at 03:21 AM.

  3. #23

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    OK. found a solution for the scotish and all the eastern european factions in the german version.

    take a look at descr_sound_accents:

    PHP Code:
    accent English
        factions england
    normanssaxons

    accent Scottish
        factions scotland

    accent French
        factions france

    accent German
        factions hre

    accent Mediterranean
        factions milan
    venicesicilypapal_statesbyzantiumspainportugalslave

    accent East_European
        factions russia
    polandhungarydenmark

    accent Arabic
        factions turks
    moorsegypt

    accent Mongolian
        factions mongols
    timuridsaztecs 
    in the german version of the game there are no scottish , mongolian and eastern european accents.

    you must change it like this BEFORE you start mtw2 to rebulid music.dat, music.idx, events.dat and events.idx:

    PHP Code:
    accent English
        factions england
    normanssaxonsscotlandrussiapolandhungarydenmark

    accent Scottish
        factions 

    accent French
        factions france

    accent German
        factions hre

    accent Mediterranean
        factions milan
    venicesicilypapal_statesbyzantiumspainportugalslave

    accent East_European
        factions 

    accent Arabic
        factions turks
    moorsegyptmongolstimuridsaztecs

    accent Mongolian
        factions 
    its a shame CA left this one out for the german users....
    Last edited by Gilia; February 18, 2007 at 06:30 AM.

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    Is there a limit to how mnay tracks we can have for each each eg. Only ten tracks for Mediterrannean tension? And do we have to replace existing tracks with our own or can we just add them in underneath. Lastly, is the order that the tracks are played the same as the order in the descr_sound_text files, or is it random? Thanks for the tutorial.

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    Default Re: Tutorial: How To Add In Your Own Music To M2TW

    To my knowledge, there's no limit but don't be surprised if you don't hear a few songs at first. For the campaign map, you don't have to replace the existing tracks. You can put your tracks either on top/below/mixed all around. For the battle map, the only way I could get my tracks to play was by replacing the existing tracks. For some reason, the game wouldn't play my tracks unless I took out the originals. As for order, it's random.

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    When I try to launch the game after step 5:
    Medieval 2: Total War has encountered an unspecified error and will now exit

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    I've done as was specified, deleted the events and Music files, but it's refusing to recompile a new version.

    I do not have the uncompressed MTWII version (Where all the files are there - I simply downloaded the sound text files). Is there a specific option to force it to recompile them?

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    How do I repack voices and sound effects!!!!?!?!!?

    I can mod music very easily but I don't know how to get new voice and sfx files!!
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  9. #29

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    Hi I've done everything in the tutorial and added MTW1 music in, but all that happens is a crackling noise and then the track doesn't play.

  10. #30

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    I have no musics now all the sounds are ok, but no musics. why?
    ive done all the steps right. it is supose the new 'Music.dat' be bigger than the last one? (my have 1kb and the Music.idx to)

    Thanks.
    Last edited by Krieg_Boy; March 14, 2007 at 12:10 AM.

  11. #31

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    now i have the musics back, but my custom musics dont play!!!!!!!! bah!!

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    Default Re: Tutorial: How To Add In Your Own Music To M2TW

    Ok guys, one little mistake in the descr_sounds_music.txt file, and you're going to have problems rebuilding the .dat and .idx sound files. You have to edit the txt file very carefully. Also, when you're replacing a track, you have to remove it from the music folder or the track you replaced it with will not play.


    Edit: Updated the first post.
    Last edited by Trajan; March 14, 2007 at 06:40 PM.

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    so, when we add musics we have to replace the original ones?

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    Default Re: Tutorial: How To Add In Your Own Music To M2TW

    When you add music to the battle map, yes, you have to completely remove the originals or you won't hear your own. When you're adding music to the campaign map, you don't have to remove the originals unless you're replacing them.

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    Default My music disappeared!

    Hi all.

    I was just reading the tutorial for the addition of custom music into the game.

    However, when I started to mod the game, I noticed some things. First, I did not have a music folder. Second, the regular game music disappeared when I input the new music! The new music will play, but everything else has disappeared.

    Can somebody give me the files for the old music so I can add them?

    Please, I beg of you.

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    Default Re: My music disappeared!

    Have you deleted any other files except : events.DAT and events.IDX ?

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    Default Re: My music disappeared!

    I just followed the instructions on the tutorial, which is lower on the list of topics in Tutorials, I believe. The one written by Trajan.

    I will quote the step I took, which you are also asking me about:

    "In your data/sounds folder, first backup your events.dat, event.idx, Music.dat, and Music.idx files in case you screw up. Next, delete those files."

    That is what I did. I still have the backups. What shall I do so that I may enjoy both custom and in-game music?

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    Default Re: My music disappeared!

    Quote Originally Posted by Thanatos View Post
    I just followed the instructions on the tutorial, which is lower on the list of topics in Tutorials, I believe. The one written by Trajan.

    I will quote the step I took, which you are also asking me about:

    "In your data/sounds folder, first backup your events.dat, event.idx, Music.dat, and Music.idx files in case you screw up. Next, delete those files."

    That is what I did. I still have the backups. What shall I do so that I may enjoy both custom and in-game music?
    Personally, I prefer renaming files to deleting them. Less stressful if you make mistakes.

    Second, did you download this file and place the sound texts in your data folder? My music (including game menu ) refused to play until I installed that...
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    Default Re: My music disappeared!

    Yes, I already did. The files have been there for a while ever since I learned of their existance.

    You see, the problem isn't that I've don't have the sound files. The problem is that I never had a music folder with the music in it to begin with! I downloaded the game off Steam!

    The only remedy (as far as I can tell) is to have somebody be kind enough to send me the files...
    Last edited by Thanatos; March 24, 2007 at 02:22 PM.

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    Default Re: My music disappeared!

    I think what Trajan meant was to back up Music DAT (game rebuilts event files anyway) file prior to extracting sounds.As for sending files...Music DAT file that's 280 MB...and to be honest I'm not sure it would be exactly legal

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