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Offline Kosh

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on: March 29, 2005, 08:08:00 pm
Without going through the original FS1 missions from FS1 in FRED1, how do we know which missions used which soundtracks? I can't really go through FS1 because I accidently lost my copy a while ago.


And yes, I tried doing a forum search to see if anyone posted a list, but came up empty handed.


EDIT: Once I find this out and "fix" the music I will be more than happy to zip it and host them for other people to download, if that is ok.
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Offline Goober5000

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Reply #1 on: March 29, 2005, 08:12:20 pm
There isn't really a way.  We'll release an unofficial SCP upgrade to the port when we finish ST:R, but until then you'll have to wait.

There ought to be at least one unofficial soundtrack conversion of the main campaign posted though.
 

Offline Kosh

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Reply #2 on: March 29, 2005, 08:12:33 pm
I don't want to wait that long. :p Come to think of it I think someone did. Thanks anyway.
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