BigCece
Chieftain
Civilization V Soundtrack XML Generator
This tool makes creating your own civ 5 soundtracks easier. (+100
) If you have no idea what I mean, check Leugi's tutorial out: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?p=12437437
This handy tool generates those usually-tedious-to-make "AudioDefines.xml" and "Audio2DScripts.xml" files for you! No more having to manually type in each and every name and id yourself.
Instructions:
Make 3 folders named "Peace", "War", and "Either". Then place all of your respective .mp3/.ogg files in them. And don't worry about renaming them; there's no need.
UnRAR the attached file and place "Civ5SoundtrackGenerator.exe" in the same directory as your "Peace", "War", and "Either" folders. Your directory should now look like this:
After this, just run the .exe, input your civ's name and sound volume, and the .xml files will be created for you (in the same directory)!
Things to Note:
-As of right now, the max amount of music files per type (peace, war, either) you can have is 50. I can easily change this if this become an issue.
-Files placed in the either folder are played during peace in civilization by default (because no "EITHER" script ID's exist). I can change this to be either peace or war (by using "Peace" and "War" subfolders) depending on a user's choice if there is a demand for it.
-Make sure to not put spaces when it asks you for you civ name (for obvious reasons -_-). Again, however; if the users demand it, I can make the program replaces the spaces with underscores.
Here's a picture of the program in progress:
Please leave some feedback and let me know if there is anything I missed in the .xml files, as I haven't extensively tested this tool!
EDIT (2/28/14): Fixed a bug where duplicate ScriptID's were created (because there are no "EITHER" ScriptID's).
EDIT (3/5/14): There is a chance that you might need to download the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package if the program doesn't start for you. You can get it here.
If this gets to be too much of a hassle I can always put a Java version of the program up (though you still might need to download some Java SDK).
Added a Java version. It works the same way.
EDIT (4/23/14): Any "missing .dll errors normally mean you need to install a redistributable/SDK. After that, I suggest restarting your computer. Feel free to comment if further help is needed.
This tool makes creating your own civ 5 soundtracks easier. (+100

This handy tool generates those usually-tedious-to-make "AudioDefines.xml" and "Audio2DScripts.xml" files for you! No more having to manually type in each and every name and id yourself.
Instructions:
Make 3 folders named "Peace", "War", and "Either". Then place all of your respective .mp3/.ogg files in them. And don't worry about renaming them; there's no need.
UnRAR the attached file and place "Civ5SoundtrackGenerator.exe" in the same directory as your "Peace", "War", and "Either" folders. Your directory should now look like this:

After this, just run the .exe, input your civ's name and sound volume, and the .xml files will be created for you (in the same directory)!
Things to Note:
-As of right now, the max amount of music files per type (peace, war, either) you can have is 50. I can easily change this if this become an issue.
-Files placed in the either folder are played during peace in civilization by default (because no "EITHER" script ID's exist). I can change this to be either peace or war (by using "Peace" and "War" subfolders) depending on a user's choice if there is a demand for it.
-Make sure to not put spaces when it asks you for you civ name (for obvious reasons -_-). Again, however; if the users demand it, I can make the program replaces the spaces with underscores.
Here's a picture of the program in progress:


Please leave some feedback and let me know if there is anything I missed in the .xml files, as I haven't extensively tested this tool!
EDIT (2/28/14): Fixed a bug where duplicate ScriptID's were created (because there are no "EITHER" ScriptID's).
EDIT (3/5/14): There is a chance that you might need to download the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package if the program doesn't start for you. You can get it here.
Added a Java version. It works the same way.
EDIT (4/23/14): Any "missing .dll errors normally mean you need to install a redistributable/SDK. After that, I suggest restarting your computer. Feel free to comment if further help is needed.