imp

Man!!! You have A LOT of spare time
Maybe the people at c3zone can help you with that. They changed tracks in
DP and also have mods on C3. And they invite you to mail if you have
questions so.....

Imp

phoenix ag

Its pretty simple. I did manage to figure out the order sequence of
C2, after I extracted it. Even the timing of the music file. I think
only the Musica folder contains music. Sonido is just basic sound.

I did have the listing somewhere but I lost it completely when my
computer lost a hard drive. I'll try and figure it out for you again
(or maybe I can find the listing in an old backup).


***
....the Phoenix shall rise...

iakovos

Not really! ))
Actually I was wondering when to have the music taken out of the game at a
moment of time.
We are talking about a total of half an hour, more or less, plus some 10 to
20 minutes
to extract the files, rename them (for the C3) and convert them and then
some extra listening to for the C3 files of about 5 minutes in order to
pinpoint music ingame with the appropriate music track.
And a prior (incomplete) research on the matter by others for about 3 years
p
When I am obsessed with one thing, I want to be over it sooner than later.
Same goes with the Commandos music.


We had in the FAQ a catalogue for the mission music tracks of C2, which I
used,
but not of C3 yet (I created one for myself but I am not sure about it 100%),


You mean e-mail them on their site? I did sent one about the Unpacker files
been corrupted but haven't got a response yet.

Iakovos

iakovos

Its pretty simple for the ingame files (its in the faq) but not to pinpoint
exactly the ingame tracks to the soundtrack tracks.
Hopefully when I'll get the soundtracks I'll let you know.


I have done this already. You can check that post I made about my playlist.


Sonidos contains both music and sound files for C2 and C3, iirc.


Thanks, but don't worry. No need for it as we speak.

Iakovos