#Modding ftl mod

Flowing like a goddamn waterfall right out of nowhere. along with their IDs for use in console commands, cheats and mods For help. these Incursor soundtracks are just flowing. Replaces the Space Extension mods FTL research which requires massive amounts of early science packs, with something more interesting. For the longest time I've always considered audio to be the weak link in my creative pantheon - something I could just barely manage if I really struggled with it for hours and days. I am literally giddy that I've finally managed to find a stride with producing music.

#Modding ftl mod

The Incursor Theme has already been improved a bit for the final mod release, and Planetfall needs some fine-tuning and a less abrupt ending, but right now I just don't give a damn.

Moreover, music I'm genuinely happy with. It started out as a minor ship mod, but a suggestion from one of the forumites planted a little brain-bug that ended up snowballing the project to ridiculous proportions. But what's really got me excited lately is my 'Incursion' Total Conversion. 'Turning the Tide' in particular is getting a pretty warm reception, despite being barely more than functional. My core talents are more towards texturing than sprite-work, but I've still managed to produce some worthwhile stuff. Modify the file called FTL inside the data folder (same place where ftl.dat & FTL.amd64 is) (edit it with your favorite text editor, Gedit/Kate/Nano/Vim/etc. Now yes, the game is basically just PNG sprites and XML events written up in a bastardized HTML-type syntax, so it's shockingly easy to mod (where stuff isn't hardcoded in, anyway). But it's actually turned out to be a fantastic inspiration, and in a completely unexpected direction. Given my focus on 3D, texturing, and animation, you'd think modding for a game like Faster Than Light would be.