Difference between revisions of "Music Track"
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** '''Silent Track''' useful in creating periods of silence in between traditional Music Tracks or in Palettes. Set desired duration in seconds. | ** '''Silent Track''' useful in creating periods of silence in between traditional Music Tracks or in Palettes. Set desired duration in seconds. | ||
** '''Single Track''' use this setting for a traditional, single Music Track. | ** '''Single Track''' use this setting for a traditional, single Music Track. | ||
* '''Choose File''' points to the target music file in the game's subfolders | * '''Choose File''' points to the target music file in the game's subfolders. | ||
* '''Choose Finale''' points to a corresponding "finishing" section of a Music Track. This is used for Combat tracks, crossfading from one of the Cue Points directly into the Finale track when combat ends before the completion of a Combat track. | * '''Choose Finale''' points to a corresponding "finishing" section of a Music Track. This is used for Combat tracks, crossfading from one of the Cue Points directly into the Finale track when combat ends before the completion of a Combat track. | ||
* '''Import Metadata''' (not supported) | * '''Import Metadata''' (not supported) | ||
* '''Contains Loop''' checkbox to indicate whether a track should be looped. Set parameters below in seconds to indicate loop points and number of iterations if necessary. | * '''Contains Loop''' checkbox to indicate whether a track should be looped. Set parameters below in seconds to indicate loop points and number of iterations if necessary. | ||
* '''Conditions''' use this to set game conditions on any individual Music Track, whether Palette, Silent or Single | * '''Conditions''' use this to set game conditions on any individual Music Track, whether Palette, Silent or Single. | ||
== Known Issues == | |||
When importing music to the Music Track object, the correct directory to store music files is Skyrim/Data/Music (and subdirectories). Other directories may cause an "invalid directory" error in the Creation Kit. | |||
There have been numerous issues using .wav files reported, including crashes to desktop when the files are loaded within the game. These issues can be avoided by using the .xwm file format. Although the dialog for selecting audio files only appears to allow .wav extensions, use of the wildcard *.xwm in the file field will allow .xwm files to be selected. | |||