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PC Is it possible to change sounds in Texture Packs?
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snarkel
Steampunker
While i haven't tried it myself, i'd imagine you can. You'd just need to create the same folder structure as textures and have the right filename. Though, i don't know if it would be picky at all about length and whatnot. Someone made a pack that changes a hurt sound so i think *some* sound modification is possible
spark_marshall
Terrarian
I was curious about this too, so I decide to try it out.
I tried replacing the sound that plays when you cast the Razorblade Typhoon spell but all that did was mute the casting sound.
I made a simple texture pack folder with the folder structure: "Content/Sounds"
I downloaded TConvert and converted a 1 second long .mp3 sound effect and converted it to .xnb and placed inside /Sounds, replacing Item_84.xnb.
Clearly something happened since the sound is mute now but maybe I need to do more than just convert it so the sound so it actually plays properly, but who knows.
Funny enough, replacing the sound directly works just fine.
I tried replacing the sound that plays when you cast the Razorblade Typhoon spell but all that did was mute the casting sound.
I made a simple texture pack folder with the folder structure: "Content/Sounds"
I downloaded TConvert and converted a 1 second long .mp3 sound effect and converted it to .xnb and placed inside /Sounds, replacing Item_84.xnb.
Clearly something happened since the sound is mute now but maybe I need to do more than just convert it so the sound so it actually plays properly, but who knows.
Funny enough, replacing the sound directly works just fine.
snarkel
Steampunker
It might need to be the same filesize or length. kinda similar to how texture packs require specific dimensions. And if it were to work in texture/resource packs, it might need to be a specific filetype. Like .wav or .mp3 maybe? It'd be nice to get some official word on this. If we have potential full on resource packs and not specifically textures, things could get awesome.
Cononsberg
Terrarian
I converted the files from .xnb files, and they seem to be .wav ones.
The .wav files I put in still don't work, though, so maybe it's a length problem.
The .wav files I put in still don't work, though, so maybe it's a length problem.
Nancok
Skeletron Prime
Might want to check that "oof" resource pack that changes the hurt sound, could help in figuring this stuff out
Nancok
Skeletron Prime
That info would be useful if you could share it
Castled
Terrarian
I made a tutorial now:
PC - How to change audio in a resource pack
A simple Tutorial on how to change Audio in a resource pack: 1. Find the file that you want to change, and put it in a folder in your Resource Pack's Content folder called Sounds. On Windows, the place that you can find the vanilla sound files should be here...