If there is any questions, please feel free to comment on this project or on Reddit. While you're there, might as well search for and delete all sound.cache files within the tf folder. If a folder does appear on your desktop, then navigate to your tf/custom folder and drag the created folder into there (it'll look like "tf/custom/custom menu music/.").Open up TF2 to enjoy your new music (Note: if it doesn't work and there's no folder on your desktop, navigate to "C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Team Fortress 2/tf" and search/delete all sound.cache files") If no folder appears on your desktop, then you're done.Click 'Choose Files' and choose your files.I'm not very good at explaining things, so feel free to ask below some questions or visit my github. For example, if you selected 6 files, it will set gamestart1.mp3 - gamestart6.mp3 to those 6 files respectively, then restart and set gamestart7.mp3 - gamestart12.mp3 to those 6 files respectively, and continue until gamestart26.mp3 is made. If you select less than 26 files, it will loop through the files you did select when copying.
Basically, you select up to 26 mp3 files and it will copy all of them to "tf/custom/custom menu music/sounds/ui/". HOW IT WORKS: I procrastinated a bit, but I finished the Java application. It just replaces the 26 menu songs that play when you open TF2 to whatever you want. WHAT THIS DOES: It's not too complicated. I finally finished a fairly simply Java program that I was just too lazy to complete D: Musical instrument may refer to: Weapons : Battalion's Backup, a secondary weapon for the Soldier, Buff Banner, a secondary weapon for the Soldier. It's finally here!Not that anyone probably followed this account's activity, but still!
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