Beyond Fate(Enya theme) Camp Song Replace Mod

Changed Song in This Mod

"Song Of The Wanderer" -> "Beyond Fate"

Install Location

...\StellarBlade\SB\Content\Paks\~mods

This mod was created by referring to the following YouTube link and additional settings for the modder in discord.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06ep83RM37I

1. Setup up your Unreal Engine project with the correct folder path for standard camp songs:

Content/Sound/World/BGM/VendingMachine/

2. Place your custom ogg/wav songs into the VendingMachine folder     ->     maybe '.wav' has to transform(16bit/44. 1kHz/mono)

3. Assign them a chunk IDs

'IMPORTANT': YOU WILL ONLY BE ASSIGNING CHUNK IDS TO THESE IMPORTED AUDIO CLIPS FOR THIS PROCESS

DO NOT ASSIGN CHUNK IDS TO ANYTHING ELSE WE ARE GOING TO CREATE IN THE NEXT STEPS

4. Double click one (or select multiple, right click one, and go to 'Edit') to pull up their Edit menu

5. Under 'Playback/Streaming', set the 'Streaming Priority' to 6(This part might not be 100% required but I do it anyway)

6. Under 'Sound', change 'Group' to 'Music', and make sure 'Looping' is checked(You can also adjust the Volume to your liking here)

7. At 'Class', click the dropdown, and under 'Create New Asset', click 'Sound Asset'

8. Inside of the 'Sound' folder that should already be there, recreate this path:

/SoundAsset/SoundClass/

9. Inside of that 'SoundClass' folder, look at the bottom of this window and you will see 'Name'

10. Type 'BGM_VendingMachine' here, then press Save

11. Now back in the Edit menu, under 'Voice Management/Virtualization Mode', change it to 'Play When Silent'

12. Under Concurrency, click the '+' sign in the 'Concurrency Set' section

13. Click the dropdown, and click 'Sound Concurrency' under 'Create New Asset'

14. Inside of the 'Sound' folder that should already be there, recreate this path:

/SoundAsset/Concurrency/

15. At the bottom of this window, make the Name 'Concurrency_VendingMusic' and save

16. Under 'Priority', change Priority to 20. 0

17. Under 'Attenuation' in the 'Attenuation Settings' dropdown, click 'Sound Attenuation' under Create New Asset

18. Inside of the 'Sound' folder that should already be there, recreate this path:

/SoundAsset/Attenuations/Common/

19. At the bottom, type 'Default' for the name and hit Save

20. At the top right of the Edit window, click the Save icon and close this window

21. Package your mod and test it out. If it is too low/loud, you can adjust the volume in UE as stated in Step 6

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