In Digital Nightmare, you need to rename Base to dmBase, Battle to dmBattle, Dungeon to dmDungeon, Explore to dmExplore, and Public to dmPublic. In Classic Fallout's tree, you need to rename Base to cfBase, Dungeon to cfDungeon, Explore to cfExplore, and Public to cfPublic. In STALKER's tree, you need to rename Base to stBase, Battle to stBattle, Dungeon to stDungeon, and Explore to stExplore. Since most of these mods originally replace the music with their own tracks, you'll have to rename some folders. I will not add OTEOYN as that mod is ridiculously large. Go ahead and download (with MO2, it's what I did) STALKER music collection, Classic Fallout Music, DV's Custom Soundtrack Project, Rohan's Music Expansion, and Digital Nightmare (get the two updates for DN as well). You absolutely must follow these to use the mod.įirst off, you'll need to download some mods (absolutely cannot host them here). With all my music merged mods, I have several user-end instructions. You'll need to use all of the soundtracks if you use the main version, otherwise you'll be going with no music for extended periods of time. If anyone wishes to exert the effort needed to include this properly in Mojave, feel free to do so. It only works for Capital Wasteland and it adds to the FO3 soundtrack, this will never change. So I spent even more unknown hours adding (then accidentally deleting) music from several Fallout 3 mods to TTW. That's after I decided I wanted more than just vanilla music. After fiddling around in 圎dit for unknown hours, I figured out how the playlists in New Vegas work.
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