This allows the mod sound cache file to be used, but this isn't an ideal solution as you really shouldn't be removing files from the game.
NOTE: This issue can be worked around by removing the original sound files from the sound folder then rebuilding the games sound cache using snd_rebuildaudiocache.
When the music ends there will be a silence until the duration of the original tank music ends. 2,420 files: left4dead2soundplayersurvivorvoicecoach. Steps to reproduce (again using the tank music example: I've only tested this with the tank music, but I assume this can apply to any sounds already in the game as a lot of tutorials specify that you must make the sound files the exact length of the default files.
This causes sounds to not be played correctly, as the original sound files will not always match up exactly with the mod sound files.įor example, if the mod replaced the tank music the mods music can have a long period of silence if the mod sound file is shorter than the original sound file. However, if the mod replaces an already existing sound file, the default sound cache is used instead. With sound mods, a sound cache file needs to be made so the game knows how to play that file.
