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About this mod
"Replaces all the death sounds of civilians and suspects to the Roblox OOF sound." Maintained to Early Access build 21874.
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A secondhand maintenance update to the 'Replace Civilian and Suspect death sound with Roblox OOF' mod by yuh & Zoomake.
Original description:
Replaces all the death sounds of civilians and suspects to the Roblox OOF sound.
Installation:
Optional: Backup the '[BARK]Death_*.wav' files in directory VO (location ".\Steam\steamapps\common\Ready Or Not\ReadyOrNot\Content\VO") to avoid having to re-download original audio files through Steam.
Uninstall:
If you created backups, replace the modded WAVs with their original files. If you didn't create backups, you can re-download the original files through Steam using the right-click context menu>Properties>Local Files>Verify integrity of game files function within the Steam Library. Keep in mind that this latter option will also identify and overwrite any other mods using the same method of replacing raw game files. P.S. That now-pointless readme.txt might still be floating around the main directory, for the OCD-inclined like myself.
Mod unofficially maintained for Early Access build 21753, current as of 07 August 2022. (Re-tested with EA build 21874, 10 August 2022)
All credit for the creation of this beautiful mod—and by extension this update—is due the original author, yuh, & original uploader, Zoomake. You're both wonderful.
Original description:
Replaces all the death sounds of civilians and suspects to the Roblox OOF sound.
Installation:
Optional: Backup the '[BARK]Death_*.wav' files in directory VO (location ".\Steam\steamapps\common\Ready Or Not\ReadyOrNot\Content\VO") to avoid having to re-download original audio files through Steam.
- Extract contents of the archive into the main Ready Or Not directory at ":\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Ready Or Not".
- Overwrite existing files when prompted.
Uninstall:
If you created backups, replace the modded WAVs with their original files. If you didn't create backups, you can re-download the original files through Steam using the right-click context menu>Properties>Local Files>Verify integrity of game files function within the Steam Library. Keep in mind that this latter option will also identify and overwrite any other mods using the same method of replacing raw game files. P.S. That now-pointless readme.txt might still be floating around the main directory, for the OCD-inclined like myself.
Mod unofficially maintained for Early Access build 21753, current as of 07 August 2022. (Re-tested with EA build 21874, 10 August 2022)
All credit for the creation of this beautiful mod—and by extension this update—is due the original author, yuh, & original uploader, Zoomake. You're both wonderful.