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Fox at 17:35, 22 February 2020

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	===Volume 0===		===Volume 0===

	A '''''music''''' entry with <volume> 0 is a special list of music files (maximum length: 8) with specific roles outside normal level music:		A '''''music''''' entry with <volume> 0 is a special list of music files (maximum length: 8) with specific roles outside normal level music.

	~~#"Intro" (Title Screen / Main Menu)~~
	~~#"Briefing" (Episode 4 Prologue Cinematic)~~
	~~#"Loading"~~

	~~Entries four through eight are reserved by EDuke32 for future use~~.

	Example:		Example:

Fox at 17:34, 22 February 2020

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	'''''music''''' <volume> <level 1> [level 2] [level 3] [level 4] [level 5] ... [level [[MAXLEVELS]]]		'''music''' <volume> <level 1> [level 2] [level 3] [level 4] [level 5] ... [level [[MAXLEVELS]]]

	Defines a list of music files to be designated as the background music for individual levels, in sequence for a single episode.		Defines a list of music files to be designated as the background music for individual levels, in sequence for a single episode.

Fox at 01:17, 21 February 2020

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	Due to the one-shot nature of the '''''music''''' CON command it may be desirable to use the [[DEF Language#music\|music def command]] if you want to avoid defining music for a level, or something potentially annoying like music for the loading screen.		Due to the one-shot nature of the '''''music''''' CON command it may be desirable to use the [[DEF Language#music\|music def command]] if you want to avoid defining music for a level, or something potentially annoying like music for the loading screen.

			== Hard-coded values ==

			{{Music}}

	[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]		[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
	[[Category:Sound manipulation]]		[[Category:Sound manipulation]]

Hendricks266 at 01:49, 5 January 2013

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	'''music''' <~~num> <x1~~> <x2> <3~~> <~~4~~> <~~5~~> <6> <7> <8> <etc>~~		'''''music''''' <volume> <level 1> [level 2] [level 3] [level 4] [level 5] ... [level [[MAXLEVELS]]]

	~~Sets up~~ music to be ~~played during~~ levels ~~depending on how <num> is used~~, ~~and how many levels there are~~.		Defines a list of music files to be designated as the background music for individual levels, in sequence for a single episode.

	~~EXAMPLE:~~		==Syntax==

	<~~num~~> ~~- 0 (This will mean that only <x1> and <x2> apply, <x1> being the music for the title screen, and <x2> being~~ the ~~music~~ for ~~the end~~.)		<volume> is a number indicating which episode the list is for. Note that unlike '''all''' other uses of this number, such as [[VOLUME]] and [[volume_number]], counting actually starts at 1.
	~~<num> - 1-4 (This really depends on how many episodes you have, you don~~'~~t really need to put four~~ '~~playlists~~' ~~if you dont have four episodes~~.)

	<~~1-etc~~> ~~- TEMP.OGG (This~~ is ~~the~~ music file to ~~be played during whatever level number it applies~~ to.)		<level ''X''> is a path to a music file for the game to play. Level entries do not need to continue all the way to MAXLEVELS.

	~~EXAMPLE2:~~		The supported formats for music are MIDI, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC.

	~~'''music''' 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.OGG E1M3.mid E1M4.mid~~		Example:

	~~(To be played on~~ episode 1, levels one ~~thru~~ four.)		// episode 1, levels one through four
			'''''music''''' 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.ogg E1M3.flac E1M4.mid

	~~See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]~~		===Volume 0===

	~~NOTE~~: ~~supports MIDI~~, ~~OGG and FLAC~~.		A '''''music''''' entry with <volume> 0 is a special list of music files (maximum length: 8) with specific roles outside normal level music:

			#"Intro" (Title Screen / Main Menu)
			#"Briefing" (Episode 4 Prologue Cinematic)
			#"Loading"

			Entries four through eight are reserved by EDuke32 for future use.

			Example:

			'''''music''''' 0 grabbag.mid briefing.mid

			==Alternative==

			Due to the one-shot nature of the '''''music''''' CON command it may be desirable to use the [[DEF Language#music\|music def command]] if you want to avoid defining music for a level, or something potentially annoying like music for the loading screen.

	[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]		[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
	[[Category:Sound manipulation]]		[[Category:Sound manipulation]]

Hank at 15:01, 3 January 2013

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	See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]		See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]

	NOTE: supports MIDI and ~~OGG~~.		NOTE: supports MIDI, OGG and FLAC.

	[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]		[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
	[[Category:Sound manipulation]]		[[Category:Sound manipulation]]

One at 20:08, 4 May 2009

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	music <num> <x1> <x2> <3> <4> <5> <6> <7> <8> <etc>		'''music''' <num> <x1> <x2> <3> <4> <5> <6> <7> <8> <etc>

	Sets up music to be played during levels depending on how <num> is used, and how many levels there are.		Sets up music to be played during levels depending on how <num> is used, and how many levels there are.
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	music 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.OGG E1M3.mid E1M4.mid		'''music''' 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.OGG E1M3.mid E1M4.mid

	(To be played on episode 1, levels one thru four.)		(To be played on episode 1, levels one thru four.)

Hunter byte at 20:21, 21 April 2008

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	<num> - 1-4 (This really depends on how many episodes you have, you don't really need to put four 'playlists' if you dont have four episodes.)		<num> - 1-4 (This really depends on how many episodes you have, you don't really need to put four 'playlists' if you dont have four episodes.)

	<1-etc> - TEMP.~~mid~~ (This is the music file to be played during whatever level number it applies to.)		<1-etc> - TEMP.OGG (This is the music file to be played during whatever level number it applies to.)

	EXAMPLE2:		EXAMPLE2:

	music 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.~~mid~~ E1M3.mid E1M4.mid		music 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.OGG E1M3.mid E1M4.mid

	(To be played on episode 1, levels one thru four.)		(To be played on episode 1, levels one thru four.)
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	See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]		See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]

	NOTE: ~~Only~~ supports MIDI ~~as of yet.~~.		NOTE: supports MIDI and OGG.

	[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]		[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]
			[[Category:Sound manipulation]]

TX at 08:15, 24 September 2005

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	NOTE: Only supports MIDI as of yet..		NOTE: Only supports MIDI as of yet..

			[[Category:Duke3D 1.3/1.5 commands]]

Chibi at 21:45, 11 July 2005

2005-07-11T21:45:32Z

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music <num> <x1> <x2> <3> <4> <5> <6> <7> <8> <etc>

Sets up music to be played during levels depending on how <num> is used, and how many levels there are.

EXAMPLE:

<num> - 0 (This will mean that only <x1> and <x2> apply, <x1> being the music for the title screen, and <x2> being the music for the end.)
<num> - 1-4 (This really depends on how many episodes you have, you don't really need to put four 'playlists' if you dont have four episodes.)

<1-etc> - TEMP.mid (This is the music file to be played during whatever level number it applies to.)

EXAMPLE2:

music 1 E1M1.mid E1M2.mid E1M3.mid E1M4.mid

(To be played on episode 1, levels one thru four.)

See also [[definevolumename]], [[definelevelname]]

NOTE: Only supports MIDI as of yet..