unreal ed 2.0 problems
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guan di i know ur new but next time u put a thread out like this put it in the general and off topic one, i know sad would say the same thing he said it to me when i first came, but idk how to do the music i been tryin to learn also i want to make a map but the music would be nice.
1. Open the map.
2. Right click in the place which does not have anything in a map.
3. Select 'Level Properties' in the context menu.
4. Write the music file name in 'Audio'->'Song'.
5. Save the map.
If you want to use your custom music, use the 'oggdrop' to convert your '.wav' file to '.ogg' file and put the '.ogg' file in UT2004's 'music' folder.
2. Right click in the place which does not have anything in a map.
3. Select 'Level Properties' in the context menu.
4. Write the music file name in 'Audio'->'Song'.
5. Save the map.
If you want to use your custom music, use the 'oggdrop' to convert your '.wav' file to '.ogg' file and put the '.ogg' file in UT2004's 'music' folder.
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klasnic said:Hide has been giving a master class of late :tup:
Yes man. I can't believe the great textures he makes! It's an example to follow
.whats the ogg drop??Hide said:1. Open the map.
2. Right click in the place which does not have anything in a map.
3. Select 'Level Properties' in the context menu.
4. Write the music file name in 'Audio'->'Song'.
5. Save the map.
If you want to use your custom music, use the 'oggdrop' to convert your '.wav' file to '.ogg' file and put the '.ogg' file in UT2004's 'music' folder.
"oggdorop" is a popular file converter for making ".ogg" file.
It's here.
http://www.vorbis.com/
However, I had misunderstanding.
Did you want to know the case of UT?
The operation in UnrealEd is same.
However, UT uses ".umx" file for music.
I think that this was what is made from a kind of MIDI file.
Sorry, I forget how to make ".umx" file.
It's here.
http://www.vorbis.com/
However, I had misunderstanding.
Did you want to know the case of UT?
The operation in UnrealEd is same.
However, UT uses ".umx" file for music.
I think that this was what is made from a kind of MIDI file.
Sorry, I forget how to make ".umx" file.