Cyber Radio Assistant

While radio stations can be created by hand using radioExt, I found it to be quite tedious if you wanted to make a bunch of stations or even edit existing ones downloaded from Nexus. Thus, this tool 😁

Full documentation and written guide on how to use here: Docs (this is still a work in progress for version 2 release)

Github Repo

This is a single executable. No installation required!

A Note About Downloading

Every update I release has to be manually verified by the Nexus team since it's an .exe file. Until the file is unblocked, you can download new versions from Github Releases. I will always reach out to the Nexus team after updating but it takes time to verify the file and it will not be available to download during this period.

If you find the app useful, I would still appreciate an endorsement on Nexus though 😁

A brief list of features are below:

• []Create custom radio stations in a GUI application instead of by editing a metadata.json file.

  []Manage radio stations downloaded from NexusMods, with options to modify their metadata or playlist.

  []Add and delete songs from your station, including stations from NexusMods.

  []Export stations to a staging folder to avoid affecting your game directory directly.

  []Add a web stream as a radio station instead of local audio files, and preview the stream from within the app.

  []Create and manage custom icons for your stations, including integration with Wolven Icon Generator (WIG) for .archive file creation without using WolvenKit.

  []Localization support for multiple languages, including English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português, Русский, and 中文.

  []Asynchronous task support for background operations like icon generation, with progress tracking and cancellation.

• User-friendly interface with a clean and intuitive UI with drag-and-drop functionality for adding songs and icons. Detailed tooltips and user guidance simplify station setup and management.

  Special thanks to NexusGuy999 for his awesome mod without which, this tool would be useless.

  Special thanks to demonseedxp for his awesome artwork.

  I don't trust you! How do I know this isn't a virus?

  Since you should never run `.exe` files from people you don't trust, I urge you to verify the hash of the file you downloaded against the below. Also, check the VirusTotal report. If you still don't believe me, look through the source code and tell me where the virus is please so it can be fixed.