Some weapon mods add or remove sounds through object modifications (OMODs), primarily through receiver mods. To patch these to use JSRS sounds is a very simple process, and is essentially the same process outlined in the previous tutorial, where you change the sound keywords.

There are essentially two basic types of ways in which weapon mods use OMODs to edit weapon sounds:

1. The first are those which only add sounds through OMODs and don't have a sound keyword listed in the actual weapon record. For these, open up the object modification branch, find the OMODs in question and find the property where it adds the sound keyword, which is any keyword with the prefix 's_40'. You simply replace that keyword with one from JSRS.

2. The second type are those which do have a sound keyword listed in the weapon record, but which add or modify the sound keywords through the use of OMODs. For these, you basically do the same thing, find the added sound keyword within the OMODs and change them to those from JSRS sounds. Sometimes, these weapon mods will also have a property which removes the original sound keyword listed in the weapon record. You should change that keyword to the one you use in the weapon record. If there is no property which removes the original sound keyword then I highly recommend you add one. To do so, scroll up to 'properties (sorted)' and right-click the empty box next to it, and select 'add'. Set the value type to 'formid,int', function type to 'rem', property to 'keywords' and then value 1 to the keyword you wish to remove.

If you have any questions feel free to ask.