Sparking ZERO Unrestricted BGM

I'll be the first to admit this isn't the most efficient way to do this, but it's the method I know with my limited modding knowledge. You can already select these tracks though the Music Manager's menu, but if you'd rather have them a little easier to access this mod is for you.

Should a better version of this mod get made (one that allows the existing tracks to be selectable instead of adding duplicates), I will redirect folks to that.

TRACK LISTS

Can be viewed in the attached images or through this spreadsheet.

All of the tracks are titled as they appear in-game. The theme and Opening tracks were edited to loop, while the Staff Credits track just restarts like normal and the Melody tracks don't loop at all, also like normal.

Two files are available:

BGMModSparkingUnrestricted adds duplicates of the 10 Sparking! Mode exclusive tracks.

BGMModSparkingUnrestrictedEX adds duplicates of 34 Menu & Episode Battle exclusive tracks. 6 don't loop.

SETUP & CUSTOMIZATION

Goes in the SparkingZERO/Mods/ folder along side Kuro's Music Manager, which is required.

The Music Manager allows extra customization detailed below. It is suggested that you use a JSON formatter to help parsing the text in the files you'll be editing.

Renaming BGM

Edit the name field within each BGMMod folder's MusicManagerConfig.json. Save, then open the in-game Music Manager (SHIFT + M) and click "Reload Music Mod JSONs". Note: normal apostrophes or quotes (' ") cannot be used in titles! Only curly ones (‘ ’ “ ”) can.

BGM Volume

Adjust overall volume with the in-game Music Manager (SHIFT + M) volume slider. You can also adjust every track individually with the baseVolumeMultiplier field within each folder's MusicManagerConfig.json. Just save and then click "Reload Music Mod JSONs" in-game once more. Note: any number between 0 and 4 works (example: 1. 5), but tread cautiously above 2. 0!

Including or Omitting a Track from Randomization

(This is a feature of Music Manager 1. 3 or higher)

You can decide what tracks are included when the "Randomize Battle BGM" is enabled though the in-game Music Manager (SHIFT + M). Edit the allowRandomization field within each BGMMod folder's MusicManagerConfig.json to true or false, save the file, then click "Reload Music Mod JSONs" with in-game Music Manager. Note: by default I set most non-battle and all non-looping tracks to false for this.

BGM Order / Track Removal

Both are these are done by editing the ReOrderBGM.json i