Difference between revisions of "Random Docking Music OXP"

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Plays a randomly selected music track on activating docking computers (slow dock), from a list set inside the OXP.

Included in the OXP are the Oolite version of the Blue Danube waltz by Strauss, and the Piano Concerto No.2 by Rachmaninoff.

Mac

open RandomDockingMusic.oxp by right clicking and select something about opening the OXP package

Windows/Linux

Open the file randomDockingMusic.js found in RandomDockingMusic.oxp/Scripts/

Now where it says:

this.musicList.push("BlueDanubeCopy.ogg");

this.musicList.push("SVRConcertoNo.ogg");

// keep on adding or removing music in the same manner as seen above

Add or remove music pieces at your desire... in RandomDockingMusicv1.00.oxp/Music/

Music files should be in OGG Vorbis format (.ogg) files. Use a converter such as Audacity to produce these from your MP3's or similar.

Written by Frame.
Inspired by dalek501 on the Oolite BBS.
One of the files used produced by Acclivity on www.freesound.org.

Random Docking Music OXP v1.0 RAR archive on Box.Net (13.5 mb)

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	Music files should be in OGG Vorbis format (.ogg) files. Use a converter such as Audacity to produce these from your MP3's or similar.		Music files should be in OGG Vorbis format (.ogg) files. Use a converter such as Audacity to produce these from your MP3's or similar.