Custom Music isn't working.

then in modbuddy click on each file and on the right there is "VFS Enabled - false" ; set it to true

Or select all of them (click the first, shift-click the last) and set VFS=true for all of them in one go :cool:
 
Or select all of them (click the first, shift-click the last) and set VFS=true for all of them in one go :cool:

Uhhh, I did this:
Spoiler :
Code:
GameData>
	<Audio_Sounds>

		<Row>
			<!--Baldwin IV Music-->
			<SoundID>SND_LEADER_MUSIC_BALDWIN_IV_PEACE</SoundID>
			<FileName>BaldwinIVPeace</FileName>
			<LoadType>DynamicResident</LoadType>
		</Row>
		<Row>
			<SoundID>SND_LEADER_MUSIC_BALDWIN_IV_WAR</SoundID>
			<FileName>BaldwinIVWar</FileName>
			<LoadType>DynamicResident</LoadType>
		</Row>
		<Row>
			<SoundID/>SND_AMBIENCE_SAND_STORM<SoundID/>
			<FileName>BaldwinIVAmbience</FileName>
			<LoadType>DynamicResident</LoadType>
			</Row>
		<!--Baldwin IV Music-->
	</Audio_Sounds>
Is that adding the files?
*EDIT* This is not all the coding, this is just the file part. You need not know the rest.
 
Okay, got it. But, quick noob question: How do I add files to ModBuddy?
 
Okay, got it. But, quick noob question: How do I add files to ModBuddy?


Right-click on the directory/project and select Add ... Existing Item, or drag and drop.
 
Ehh, by the way, has nobody found the solution to my GM problem? :(
I have found, but I think that estúpido Polaco should learn how to solve their own problems.

Use XML game files or This and compare those 10 lines of code like a man.
<FileName>HavaNagila.mp3</FileName> No extension!
Much disappointment.
 
I have found, but I think that estúpido Polaco should learn how to solve their own problems.

lol, Somosierra :cowboy:

Use XML game files or This and compare those 10 lines of code like a man.

Yeah, it works and my problem was something as silly as I expected - apparently everything with my coding was perfect with exception of file names and those damn .mp3 :lol: Because in modbuddy all attached files were shown as "filename.mp3" I coded them in XML as "filename.mp3", while I should have done that as "filename".
Apparently one of comparative GM mods had "filename.mp3" names and I did the same, but in that mod all files were also called "filename.mp3" while in mine there were simple "filename" (outside of modbuddy). What a mess.


lol

Althought, don't worry my dear friend, you will be mentioned in "help" line of my mod, along with poor whoward :lol:

Thanks and merry christmas :D
 
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