Very cool thanks. I'll give it a go tomorrow. Just a question. I'm looking at making a radio mod but was wondering why in the lore music has to always be '30's type music. Would it be off lore to make an all Elvis or all Kraftwerk or whatever (copyright aside)?
Version 2.2 posted for download. -Released [SR], [ER], [CR] editions. -New "Mono Extension Adder.BAT" file. -Added "Changed Entries" section to ReadMe.
[SR] Standard Remover Edition: Songs played set to 2, original 8 songs removed. [ER] Extended Remover Edition: Songs played set to 3, original songs removed. [CR] Classic Remover Edition: Default settings, original songs removed.
Stebe: A few questions to help determine the issue. -What directory are your songs in? (Please copy/paste the directory path.) -Can you hear President Eden talking? -Are the pauses (when the music should be playing) long or short? -Can you hear music playing on in-world radios? -Are your song tracks renamed as Track01.mp3, Track02.mp3, etc? -Are the other radio stations playing normally?
I'm not sure if the following questions are important, but better safe than sorry. -Have you started (or past) the mission "Take It Back!"? -What level is your character? -What OS are your running? -Have you edited your Fallout.INI file (Please note there are 2 files with this name, and only one should be changed.)
I will attempt to recreate the issue on my system. My apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your patience.
Version 2.1 posted for download. -New track naming BAT files, automatically generate numbered song list, reversible. -New ReadMe with new bitrate information.
Thanks for your feedback on lore. I'll transfer my 78 record collection and stick with that. It might be troubling to hear modern music. Although Tom Waits might be great...
13 comments
So i am obviously too stupid to use it.
I've tried the RadioEnclave.SetBroadCastState 1 console command but I keep getting missing ref errors.
Do I need to make a batch file to run it or can it only be run in a script?
-Released [SR], [ER], [CR] editions.
-New "Mono Extension Adder.BAT" file.
-Added "Changed Entries" section to ReadMe.
[SR] Standard Remover Edition: Songs played set to 2, original 8 songs removed.
[ER] Extended Remover Edition: Songs played set to 3, original songs removed.
[CR] Classic Remover Edition: Default settings, original songs removed.
-What directory are your songs in? (Please copy/paste the directory path.)
-Can you hear President Eden talking?
-Are the pauses (when the music should be playing) long or short?
-Can you hear music playing on in-world radios?
-Are your song tracks renamed as Track01.mp3, Track02.mp3, etc?
-Are the other radio stations playing normally?
I'm not sure if the following questions are important, but better safe than sorry.
-Have you started (or past) the mission "Take It Back!"?
-What level is your character?
-What OS are your running?
-Have you edited your Fallout.INI file (Please note there are 2 files with this name, and only one should be changed.)
I will attempt to recreate the issue on my system. My apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your patience.
-New track naming BAT files, automatically generate numbered song list, reversible.
-New ReadMe with new bitrate information.
New Bitrate Information
MP3 - CBR, 192kbps, stereo, 44kHz
MP3 - CBR, 96kbps, mono, 44kHz
WAV - PCM, 352kbps, mono, 22kHz, 16bit
These settings will reduce stuttering/skipping. The ESP file itself has not been changed from v2.0, only new ReadMe and BAT file.
-Released [S], [E], [C] versions.
-Included track naming BAT files.
Three Dog, however, seems fond of the stuff. Or maybe those are the only holotapes he has.