I've just installed the Nam mod for DG and i have to say it looks very good indeed so far.
One question though, what would be good 'nam era music to place in game and any ideas if there's any legally available free on the net e.g. music mods?
And yes i do know about Paint It Black by the Stones. :smoke:
Thx in advance.
The Doors, Iron Butterfly, just a couple that come to mind. Whoever was at Woodstock.
One thing I should mention.
I put in some of my music mp3's in place of the old music files, and used the original file name. I had hoped that my new music would play, as the game would "think" that the file was the same as always because the file name was the same.
But alas, nothing plays now, except the original background sound that i did not change.
No big deal - I just have my mp3 player going with the 'Nam tunes.
John Given Wrote:One thing I should mention.
I put in some of my music mp3's in place of the old music files, and used the original file name. I had hoped that my new music would play, as the game would "think" that the file was the same as always because the file name was the same.
But alas, nothing plays now, except the original background sound that i did not change.
No big deal - I just have my mp3 player going with the 'Nam tunes.
It's just a thought but did you leave your songs in mp3 format when you tried them in the mod because i think the game uses .wav files instead!
Try converting them from mp3 into .wav then renumber and try them again.
I wasn't aware of the .wav thing - I'll give it a shot and see what happens. I already have a file converter.
I tried a Stones can't get no satisfaction but it was a huge file. If you get any wav files made please email me one or 2 of them.
I've downloaded several songs from iTunes now i just have to convert then into .wav files.
What is the converter program you are using?
Kept singing Wooly Bully at work....should have seen the looks i was getting from my work mates.
Thanks for that.....downloading it now.
:bow:
Well i have success.
Converting them into .wav files does the trick nicely but as majog says the files are huge, up to 70mb, and you need about 14 of them if you want to replace all the background music.
Still i think it's well worth the effort.