Macaulish on 28/5/2007 at 06:37
The fan mixes are good but shouldn't the site thief-thecircle.com at least have all the Thief 1 & 2songs available for download? Where can I get all the music? What about sounds? Is it possible to get the tricksters giggle off the 'Maw of Chaos'?
-Macaulish
Goldmoon Dawn on 28/5/2007 at 07:05
All of the "music" in Thief's I and II, was in fact many little audio clips. Several clips would mix together in real time while you were playing in the game, creating a somewhat orchestral overtone.
No, my friend. There is no download of the Thief's I and II songs. However, if you own the games simply "unzip" the snd.crf and lo and behold. The Thief's I and II songs.
:)
Macaulish on 28/5/2007 at 07:18
How would I do that? I'm English, which means I barely know how to use a computer...
thx, Macaulish
Goldmoon Dawn on 28/5/2007 at 07:45
Ever heard of Winzip?
Yandros on 28/5/2007 at 12:47
If you are running XP or Vista, support is built into the OS.
dlw6 on 30/5/2007 at 10:16
How dare they refuse to violate copyright law for you convenience! :rolleyes:
But in case the fragmented instructions above don't make sense, and you want to make a backup copy of the OM ambient sounds for personal use, do this:
* first, you have to fix a known bug in Windows: open your Windows Explorer and using Tools...Options..View, uncheck the "hide file extensions for known types," click "Apply," then click "Apply to all Folders"
* copy SOUND.CRF from your T1/T2 CD to your hard disk
* rename the file to "T1_Sound.zip" or something similar, the important thing is the ZIP file extension
* now, the system should recognize it as a compressed folder that you can open or unzip
* after opening the ZIP file, look in the SFX folder
Don
Andy Est En Feu on 31/5/2007 at 13:49
I've been trying to get some work for people wanting music for their fan missions... does anybody want my own brand of ambient music to accompany their creations?
here's a sample of what I do
(
www.myspace.com/fluctuationsmusic)
Macaulish on 4/6/2007 at 06:17
Wow, you guys are a blistering fountain of knowledge. It turns out that there is a dromed tool that can extract all of the audio files into a useable format, found (
http://www.thief-thecircle.com/dromed/tools.asp) here. It's quite easy to paste together the PCM's to make some semblage of a soundtrack. Ooooh tastey viddles, later bitchez!
The Sexual Scotsman/Bavarian Beefcake
-Macockish
