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About this mod
Add your custom songs to Cyber Grind playlist
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Discalmer
This mod requires BepInEx to be installed.
Custom music in Cyber Grind playlist is an upcoming feature of ULTRAKILL, so you can use this mod until custom tracks are officially supported. This mod does not affect the folder with original soundtrack, so you can combine it with your custom tracks.
Installation instructions and showcase:
Installation
Special naming
Starting from release 1.3, you can load your segmented tracks and replace some of the Cybergrind sound effects
Segmented tracks
You can now upload your multi-segmented looped tracks with an intro and loop parts. In order to make such a track, place your intro and loop files in the same folder and add _intro and _loop postfixes into their file names respectively. Please note that these parts must have the same extension!
Like this.
If everything's been done correctly, it now should be displayed as a single track.
Effects replacement
Create a folder called CGME inside your ULTRAKILL/Cybergrind/Music directory (or use the one created by the mod), and you'll be able to replace some of the sound effects in Cybergrind. This folder is ignored by Music terminal. Please note that these files must have an .mp3 extension.
Here's the list of file names and the references to the sound effects these files are intended to replace:
You can always read these instructions in game by opening CGME Menu.
Additional features
Subtitles support
If a regular Cyber Grind experience is too boring for you, you can turn it into a bloody karaoke (he-he, "bloody").
Place subtitles file named exactly as your track in the same folder where this track is located. Currently, only .srt and .vtt files are supported.
The hierarchy and naming should be something like this:
Please note that if your track has into and loop segments, there must be two separate subtitles files
Mod Github page
This mod requires BepInEx to be installed.
Custom music in Cyber Grind playlist is an upcoming feature of ULTRAKILL, so you can use this mod until custom tracks are officially supported. This mod does not affect the folder with original soundtrack, so you can combine it with your custom tracks.
Installation instructions and showcase:
Installation
- Download the freshest BepInEx release from here. It's recommended to choose BepInEx_x64 release unless you're certain you have a 32-bit system
- Extract the contents of BepInEx archive in your local ULTRAKILL folder. If you're not sure where this folder is located, find ULTRAKILL in your Steam Library > Right mouse click > Properties > Local files > Browse
- Download the CybergrindMusicExplorer (github mirror is here), then extract its contents at ULTRAKILL/BepInEx/plugins (create plugins folder manually in case it's missing)
The structure should look something like this:
- Move your custom tracks/folders to ULTRAKILL/Cybergrind/Music
- Launch the game and go to the blue Cyber Grind settings terminal
- Music section of the terminal should now contain two folders for original score and your own tracks
- Fill the playlist the way you want and enjoy!
- Optional: Music Explorer settings menu is available by pressing F4 (by default)
Special naming
Starting from release 1.3, you can load your segmented tracks and replace some of the Cybergrind sound effects
Segmented tracks
You can now upload your multi-segmented looped tracks with an intro and loop parts. In order to make such a track, place your intro and loop files in the same folder and add _intro and _loop postfixes into their file names respectively. Please note that these parts must have the same extension!
Like this.
If everything's been done correctly, it now should be displayed as a single track.
Effects replacement
Create a folder called CGME inside your ULTRAKILL/Cybergrind/Music directory (or use the one created by the mod), and you'll be able to replace some of the sound effects in Cybergrind. This folder is ignored by Music terminal. Please note that these files must have an .mp3 extension.
Here's the list of file names and the references to the sound effects these files are intended to replace:
- cheer.mp3: The sound of cheering when you perform a parry
- cheer_long.mp3: The sound of cheering when you finished a wave
- aww.mp3: The sound of utter dissapointment when you died
- end.mp3: Results screen music
You can always read these instructions in game by opening CGME Menu.
Normalization: you don't have to worry your custom track is going to be too quiet or to loudcurrently inavailable- Custom track boost: if your track is still too quiet, you can always add up to 10dB to it. Please use it carefully
- Next track hotkey: Skip the track you're not in the mood to listen to
- All these feature are available in Cybergrind by pressing F4
Subtitles support
If a regular Cyber Grind experience is too boring for you, you can turn it into a bloody karaoke (he-he, "bloody").
Place subtitles file named exactly as your track in the same folder where this track is located. Currently, only .srt and .vtt files are supported.
The hierarchy and naming should be something like this:
ULTRAKILL/
├─ Cybergrind/
├─ Music/
│ ├─ Darude/
│ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm.mp3
│ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm.srtPlease note that if your track has into and loop segments, there must be two separate subtitles files
ULTRAKILL/
├─ Cybergrind/
│ ├─ Music/
│ │ ├─ Darude/
│ │ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm_loop.mp3
│ │ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm_loop.srt
│ │ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm_intro.mp3
│ │ │ ├─ Darude - Sandstorm_intro.srt
Mod Github page