ogg file, so we'll need to convert our chosen track to the format. If you just want the game's music for personal use, you can just copy-paste it into another folder no problem, but I'm personally going to be swapping said music out for my own stuff and then immediately changing it back because the game's music is kickass. For me, this is going to be Battle_Against_Time.ogg, a kickass track that's thankfully easy to test. When you're in the music folder, find the file you want to replace. This guide works for voices and sound effects too, though you'll need to be in the sound folder for those. To replace the music, navigate to the game's Music folder. Note that the version number in the bottom-left isn't hard-coded into the image it'll appear over the menu regardless of what you do to its region of the screen. When you've created your work of art, save it and start the game up.Ĭongratulations! You now have your own custom title screen. Also, if you want to make these buttons not look like crap when you hover over them, you'll need to edit them in menu_hover.jpg as well. Otherwise you're going to have a hard time doing anything because the menu'll be invisible. It is completely possible to replace menu_default.jpg with a different image entirely, but make sure you have some menu buttons and that they're in the same place as they are on the original. Trust me, you don't need to do anything with it.Īnyhow, back up menu_default.jpg, open it up in your image editor of choice and do whatever you want to it. Ignore menu_hover.jpg unless you're wanting to edit what the menu options look like when you're hovering over them. You'll need to be in the games Menu folder for this. This process should work exactly the same for the rest of the game's art. For this demonstration, I'll be editing the main menu CG. Perhaps the easiest thing to do with Sunrider is to modify the images the game displays.
Now that you know what's going on, let's do some editing. Most of these won't come into play in this guide. rpyc Files - Stuff for RenPy, the engine the game is based on. Space - Art for the warping segments, as well as the picture of Cera and sprites of Legion from the start of First Arrival. Sound - Sound effects and generally everything audio-related that isn't under Music. Skirmish - Special stuff needed for the game's skirmish feature. Notepad equates the contents to garbage text, so I'd advise against messing with them. Menu - The main menu artwork, as well as things like the First Arrival intro text, Sunrider map, R&D menus and the Game Over screen. Also seemingly miscellaneous things such as the 'BATTLE STATIONS' text. Gameplay - All components of the combat animations. OP.avi, the game's intro, is in here as well.Ĭharacter - Character sprites. For me, the contents were just menu buttons, so it's probably for those.Ĭg - The special images from the scenes that aren't just backgrounds with sprites over them. As for the individual subfolders, here's a handy guide.īackground - The game's backgrounds (obviously).īattle UI - Icons and sprites for the game's battle map (not the attack animations themselves).Ĭache - I'm not entirely sure what this one is for. It'd be a good idea to bookmark this folder you'll be using it for everything we cover here. Now, once you're there, go into the 'game' folder. If you have the game installed on a different drive to your main Steam install, you'll need to go there instead. For most people, this will be in your Steam directory under SteamApps\common\Sunrider.
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Whatever you intend to modify, you'll need to know where to be.įirst off, you'll need to open Windows Explorer up and navigate to your Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius directory.
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