Wrong music in some modules

[Kainzorus Prime]

So, I've noticed some of the modules in K1 play the wrong music than they're supposed to. Korriban areas play the Sith Base combat music instead of actual Korriban battle music, and Sith Embassy on Manaan plays the ambient Korriban music instead of the Sith theme.

 

Any way to fix this? And don't tell me to rename files in StreamMusic, I'm looking for a more permanent solution than juggling music files every five minutes.

[LDR]

I suppose you could fiddle with the music.2da file.

[Hassat Hunter]

Pretty sure music is listed in the .are files of each module.

[Kainzorus Prime]

So I'd have to fiddle with these using a GFF editor, right?

[Fair Strides 2]

  Hassat Hunter said:

Pretty sure music is listed in the .are files of each module.

 

Yeah, you're right. There's a section for the music, though each number is a reference to a line in the .2da, so either editing option could work.

[Hassat Hunter]

Yeah, but editing the .are would be better, since editing the .2da might change music in other modules that you didn't want changed.

[harIII]

Just go to the music sections of the modules that you want to have the music become and copy the reference numbers to their appropriate fields. Then just throw them into the override. Fortunately since these are .are files you dont have to worry about recompiling the module afterwords and have to go through the hassel of extensive testing to ensure they are working properly

[Kainzorus Prime]

Actually, I found the music entries are in the .git files. Can I paste these into override without fear of the game exploding in my face?

 

Edit: It works like a charm. Thank you lads, you've helped me create another 'fix' mod.

[Hassat Hunter]

As for the crossed question;

 

No, you should never EVER put .git's in override (of a finished mod).

[Kainzorus Prime]

Yes, that was resolved pretty quickly with the TSL Patcher.

[Hassat Hunter]

Indeed.

I always prefer stuffing stuff in the .mod anyway to prevent similarly named files conflicts.