Walkman (Music Player)

7 days to die walkman music player

Works with EAC ON (which was the entire reason we started making this!) –> Find a broken Walkman in the trash and fix it! Find cassette tapes in the trash!

Hold the Walkman and use your Primary action to play the next song and your Secondary action to stop the device from auto-playing. Requires Cassette Tapes in your inventory. It even has a visual on your hip when you are playing a song but not holding the Walkman in your hand. It comes with 12 free license songs but you can set your own if you know how to turn music files into a Unity file!

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Credits: Arcueid-Gray Sage

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LisaM
LisaM
September 21, 2024 3:10 am

What are the 12 licensed songs?

Michael Scarn
Michael Scarn
September 15, 2024 9:45 am

The Walkman days were the good old days. 🥹
Thanks for the mod.

In The Know
In The Know
September 8, 2024 10:39 pm

You can replace/add your own music, but it is more complicated than simply dragging an mp4 into the /Mods/Walkman folder somewhere. You have to download Unity software (it’s free), watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOf3P5y19Bw, make your file, and then either name the assets the same as what they are already called in the Sounds.xml file of the Walkman /Config folder (and put the new Unity files into the /Resources folder) or else further edit the Sounds.xml file of the Walkman /Config folder. It’s annoying but this is required for EAC on games since the other mod music players require EAC off.

7dayser
7dayser
September 8, 2024 5:41 pm

how i can change music in this mod, help pls=(

Me Me
Me Me
September 8, 2024 10:08 pm
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You’d have to look up how to take a music file and make it into a Unity file. Then you just need to update the xml or name your Unity track the same as what you’re replacing!