07-12-2001 09:44									#1
	If I ever play Civ3 again... Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

I have the best music...

The soundtracks for Gladiator and Spartacus in .mp3 format. Any special instructions for putting them into the game music rotation? Or should I just crank up Winamp? I used to play Winamp in Civ2, but of course, Civ2 had no .mp3 play ability...

Venger

	07-12-2001 10:38									#2
	Suffering from ads?

I just turn off the ingame music and fire up Winamp.

I'm also very irritated at Winamp, because the random number generator on the shuffle command isn't random.

	07-12-2001 11:13									#3
	Got spare money?

quote: Originally posted by XPav I just turn off the ingame music and fire up Winamp. I'm also very irritated at Winamp, because the random number generator on the shuffle command isn't random.

LOL. It uses the same psuedo-random-number-generator that the Civ3 combat sys uses a.k.a your system clock.

	07-12-2001 12:09									#4
	Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

If you have music you *only* want to hear in the ancient age, or during diplomacy for example, you can copy your mp3s to the relevant folders in civ3...

civ3/sounds/build/MiddleAges or
civ3/sounds/Diplomusic

However if you just want your music to play during the whole game, it is *much* easier with winamp.

	07-12-2001 12:27									#5
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i thought this thread was going to sound something like if i ever play civ3 again, would someone please shoot me for wasting time on this worthless waste of disk space

	07-12-2001 12:51									#6
	Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

Forget Winamp, I want to be able to play the game with QSound Player running in the background. If only QsP worked better when doing.. well, just about anything else.

Ah well, I guess Rockman doesn't fit very well with Civilization III anyway.