Doom 2 music names and replacement guide.
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First; the names of every Doom 2 song and their corresponding place.
-_ |GAME SCREENS| _-
Title Screen: - D_DM2TTL
Level End Screen (Intermission): - D_DM2INT
Text Screen (Endgame): - D_READ_M-_ |MAPS| _-
Map01: - D_RUNNIN
Map02: - D_STALKS
Map03: - D_COUNTD
Map04: - D_BETWEE
Map05: - D_DOOM
Map06: - D_THE_DA
Map07: - D_SHAWN
Map08: - D_DDTBLU
Map09: - D_IN_CIT
Map10: - D_DEAD
Map11: - D_STLKS2
Map12: - D_THEDA2
Map13: - D_DOOM2
Map14: - D_DDTBL2
Map15: - D_RUNNI2
Map16: - D_DEAD2
Map17: - D_STLKS3
Map18: - D_ROMERO
Map19: - D_SHAWN2
Map20: - D_MESSAG
Map21: - D_COUNT2
Map22: - D_DDTBL3
Map23: - D_AMPIE
Map24: - D_THEDA3
Map25: - D_ADRIAN
Map26: - D_MESSG2
Map27: - D_ROMER2
Map28: - D_TENSE
Map29: - D_SHAWN3
Map30: - D_OPENIN-_ |SECRET MAPS| _-
Map31*: - D_EVIL
Map32: - D_ULTIMA*(Map31's music will also play on the credits screen after map30.)
-_ |HOW TO REPLACE SONGS| _-
Simply drag the midi into the wad file using Slade, then replace the name with whatever map you want it to play in.
Hope this'll be helpful, I know I need the names written down for myself lol
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Thank you this is very helpful indeed hehe
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For Ultimate Doom :
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Title Screen: - D_INTRO
Level End Screen (Intermission): - D_INTER
Text Screen (Endgame): - D_VICTOR
E3 End Cutscene: - D_BUNNY-_ |MAPS| _-
EXMX for the first three episodes, replace the Xs with the number of episode and map for the slot your map's on.
Episode 4 reuses the previous tracks :
E4M1: - D_E3M4
E4M2: - D_E3M2
E4M3: - D_E3M3
E4M4: - D_E1M5
E4M5: - D_E2M7
E4M6: - D_E2M4
E4M7: - D_E2M6
E4M8: - D_E2M5
(Secret map) E4M9: - D_E1M9 -
One last thing: if squeezing bonus maps into the three unused slots, when playing them in Crispy Doom or other non-xINFO ports
MAP33 will use D_READ_M
MAP34 will use D_DM2TTL
MAP35 will use D_DM2INTSo it may pay to keep that in mind so you don't accidentally subject people to a 10 second titlescreen loop on a 400 monster bonus map in Map 34, kind of like what happened in 1000 Lines
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Thank you this is very educational!