Comments - audiophi

What a blast from the past. Too bad it doesn't work with the steam version because it had some neat features.

It's cool to play through the levels though. The design of the mines level is especially so. Obviously Rebellion had to make their levels simple for easy navigation by all the species but I like the added complexity here.

Thank you!

Great map collection. I didn't even know that half of these existed, lots of unsung talent in the AVP modding community.

You guys did a lot without the source code! My favorite changes are the no weapon jams and reload key. It makes the game more fun and less frustrating as the Marine.

Thanks!

Well, I took them down because I was about to release a big sound pack with all them (including unreleased sound mods), but AvsP stopped working. I got the game working again so I may finish the pack eventually.

You can try renaming it to temple.rif and see if you spawn.

Thanks!

Thanks! I used the "Leadworks" level editor.

got them to work, should of thought of this before (it has been 14 years). I don't know how you tried to replace the old sounds but I was deleting/renaming them in FFL Explorer then dropping the new sounds. This deletes the sound entry itself so you get no sound in game. You have to overwrite them.

If you're replacing sounds or textures -

Rename the file you want to use to the target file then directly drop it into the FFL Explorer window. FFL Explorer will ask you if you want to replace it, hit ok and it should work.

DO NOT delete the target sound/texture then drop the new sound/texture in.

SOMETIMES it works to rename the target file then drop the new file/rename it to the target file.

I suggest that you directly replace the target file with a same named new file (this is what a PFP patch would do).

FFL Explorer is a lot easier to use for replacing sounds and textures. Glad people are finding it useful (knew there was a reason I saved it all these years)!

It seems you figured out how to change the sound. In case anyone else is wondering - open the FFL you want to edit with FFL Explorer then drop your sound into the window. Copy the filename of the sound you want to replace, rename or delete it and rename your sound.