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About this mod
This mod adds an additional 70 tracks to Raider Radio for you to add your own songs to.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Information
Redeye hosting Raider Radio was great when the Nuka-World DLC first launched. The only problem was how few songs the guy played. So the radio got really repetitive, really fast.
This is kind of an extension to JRavens Extra Tracks. Allowing up to 70 additional tracks to play on Raider Radio, which it DESPERATELY needs.
A folder template is already provided for you to simply drag-n-drop audio files into. However, you need to convert those audio files into .wav/.xwm (Using MultiXwm or equivalent)
File Paths & File Names to use:
Known/Potential Issues:
Nuka-World DLC (REQUIRED)
Redeye hosting Raider Radio was great when the Nuka-World DLC first launched. The only problem was how few songs the guy played. So the radio got really repetitive, really fast.
This is kind of an extension to JRavens Extra Tracks. Allowing up to 70 additional tracks to play on Raider Radio, which it DESPERATELY needs.
A folder template is already provided for you to simply drag-n-drop audio files into. However, you need to convert those audio files into .wav/.xwm (Using MultiXwm or equivalent)
File Paths & File Names to use:
Spoiler:
And so on up till MUS070 (.xwm and .wav are interchangeable)
Of course, you can add more as long as you remember to add the file path name to one of the 7 Sound Descriptor entries.
You can also directly replace Redeye's songs but you'll have to create the folders yourself:
Remember to pay attention to the name of the file paths!
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- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS001.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS002.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS003.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS004.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS005.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS006.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS007.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS008.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS009.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\ExtraTracks\RaiderRadio\MUS010.wav
And so on up till MUS070 (.xwm and .wav are interchangeable)
Of course, you can add more as long as you remember to add the file path name to one of the 7 Sound Descriptor entries.
You can also directly replace Redeye's songs but you'll have to create the folders yourself:
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_01_GimmieWhatYouGot.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_02_QuitRaidinMyHeart.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_03_OneLastScore.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_04_TheLegendOfRedeyeV1.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_05_TheLegendOfRedeyeV2.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_06_TheLegendOfAtlasP1.wav
- data\Sound\FX\DLC04\MUS\Radio\RedEye\MUS_Radio_RedEye_07_TheLegendOfAtlasP2.wav
Remember to pay attention to the name of the file paths!
- Allows up to 70 additional tracks to play on Raider Radio
- ESL-flagged ESP file; so you can change where you want it in your load order without it counting towards your ESP plugin limit
Known/Potential Issues:
- If you don't use up all 70 slots (file paths), Redeye will sometimes move on to the next line of dialogue as if a song already played out even if it didn't. If you don't plan to use all 70 slots, I suggest opening the file and removing the file paths that you aren't using (I highly suggest you spread out which songs you want to hear over the 7 entries so you don't hear the original DLC songs too often)
Nuka-World DLC (REQUIRED)