Rumble Fighter Audio Editor

xxvx2xx · 10-25-2009, 01:31 AM

Hey guys,

I decided to upload my RF audio editor, it was made using batch commands, there is also a youtube video...

Download:
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Youtube:

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Sentient · 10-25-2009, 03:22 AM

what is that godly beat?
it would be my theme song walkin into a room rofl

xxvx2xx · 10-25-2009, 10:40 AM

well lets see...

The main song playing is Violet by Bones Domingo
When I get into RF the lobby is Tekken 2 music (character select)
While in a "room" the music is Tekken 2 Character select arranged
When I go to the Item Shop the music is a Mario Paint remix
When I go to practice the music is Messing with a guitar song by Ronald Jenkees.

DeFalt · 10-25-2009, 03:08 PM

Amazing. Finally an easy way to replace old Rumble Fighter music permanently without any hassle.

The subtitles' color could've used a brighter color. It was unnoticeable when I was watching the video.

GoggleKids · 10-25-2009, 03:18 PM

Awesome work. Mind if I add this my list? :P
I might use this when I have the time.

shadowandre · 10-25-2009, 03:55 PM

This is very good but how I love listing to ff7 :I

DeFalt · 10-25-2009, 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeFalt

Amazing. Finally an easy way to replace old Rumble Fighter music permanently without any hassle.

The subtitles' color could've used a brighter color. It was unnoticeable when I was watching the video.

Well NEVERMIND. It just patches over it.

xxvx2xx · 10-25-2009, 04:22 PM

@DeFalt

It shouldn't get patched over. (unless you refer to the copy/paste method as patching over)
What you have to do is backup both SND and Voice folders from the
RumbleFighter\res folder (these are the files RF uses normally).
This backup is the "Original Files".

Copy the same folders again, and then replace the files with the edited audio.
This backup is the "Edited Files".

The RumbleFighter\res folder is known as the "target folder".

Run the setup and it should save all the settings in a log file (RFAudio.txt).

Run the audio editor, and choose an option...
It will basically copy and paste all of the files from the original folder to the RumbleFighter\res folder. Then the program will open the RumbleLauncher and there should be no updates (patches) to any of the audio files. Press a key and then the audio editor will replace the original files in the RumbleFighter\res folder with the ones that you edited.

Hope everything is understandable... lol

Alternatively you can always edit RumbleLauncher.ini and wufilelist.ini
to not update the audio files, however you must find a host to upload wufilelist.ini
or use web server software (abyss/apache) to host that file locally
This is what you do:
Backup RumbleLauncher.ini
Edit RumbleLauncher.ini (change the text to this):
Code:
[GENERAL]
EXENAME=RUMBLEFIGHTER.EXE
LAUNCHPARAM=

[SERVER]
HTTPFILE = http://imnotlikeyou.webs.com/wufilelist.ini
Note: Using this method the game will not update at all... so your audio stays, but you do not get the new patches...

@GoggleKids

sounds good, add it to the list. =D

ImNotLikeYou · 10-25-2009, 04:32 PM

Or just use [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

xxvx2xx · 10-25-2009, 04:34 PM

o cool, I didnt know there was already a wufilelist.ini ready to be used lol.
well if you want to play and dont want to check for updates periodically, my program always works.