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What's That Song?
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Tags: Lua, Tweaks, Sound Effects, Music
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What's That Song?

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Description

Have you ever wondered: "Hey! What's that song that's currently playing actually called?" Well, wonder no more, as I have the solution to your problem!

This is a fairly simple mod that displays the name of the currently playing song, as it is in the official soundtrack.

NOTE: As of version 1.0.9, this mod automatically includes support for all soundtrack mods that function with [REP] Jukebox (Thank you ☢ Nato Potato ☢ for providing the necessary adjustments to make this happen!).

The mod includes support for Mod Config Menu Pure, and in case you don't have that installed, and don't wish to, there is also a configuration file in the mod's directory (by default found at `/steam/steamapps/common/The Binding of Isaac Rebirth/mods/whats that song_3267389419/whatsThatConfig.lua`), where you can tweak certain aspects of the mod to your liking.

There is also support for Soundtrack Menu, and you can get more tracks added by:
  1. Adding them directly to the `whatsThatMusicTableHell.lua` file (Not Recommended).
  2. Utilizing the WhatsThatSongAPI interface in your own soundtrack mod.
  3. Asking nicely.
Soundtrack mods with built-in support:
If you are using other music-altering mods besides these, the mod should still work perfectly fine for supported soundtracks. Additionally, if you opt for choice 1 for some reason, it would be oh so very kind of you to share your contribution with me, so I could add it for others' use as well.

API Example

Below is an example of how to use the WhatsThatSongAPI, alongside Soundtrack Menu.

YourModName = RegisterMod("ModName", 1) local yourSoundtrackTitles = { -- Here go the displayed titles, in correspondence with the formatting of Soundtrack Menu. } YourModName:AddCallback(ModCallbacks.MC_POST_GAME_STARTED, function() -- Check existance of Soundtrack Menu if SoundtrackSongList then -- The value used in place of "Your Soundtrack Name" -- should be same in both AddSoundtrackToMenu and WhatsThatSongAPI:AddSoundtrack AddSoundtrackToMenu("Your Soundtrack Name") -- Check existance of What's That Song? if WhatsThatSong then -- Very simple to use; returns true if addition was successful, otherwise false if WhatsThatSongAPI:AddSoundtrack("Your Soundtrack Name", yourSoundtrackTitles) then Isaac.ConsoleOutput("Successfully added titles of Your Soundtrack to What's That Song?\n") else Isaac.ConsoleOutput("Failed to add titles of Your Soundtrack to What's That Song?\n") end end else Isaac.ConsoleOutput("Soundtrack Menu is required for adding the soundtrack!\n") end end)

All issues, suggestions and other concerns can be brought forth on the mod's GitHub page[github.com].
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Aug 18, 2024 @ 12:38pm
Add support for mods that use jukebox (also add support for variant music tracks)
☢ Nato Potato ☢
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shiny Dec 2, 2024 @ 11:38am 
Nevermind, I understand my issue. Entirely user error. My fault gang
shiny Dec 2, 2024 @ 11:27am 
@AceHand Simply that the song names are Excelsior's as opposed to Inner Sanctum, such as Burning Basement being "Sodom and Gomorrah" despite using Fire under the Floorboards
AceHand  [author] Dec 2, 2024 @ 3:34am 
@shiny
No problem, thanks for requesting it! What kind of issues are you experiencing exactly? I have not really noticed any myself, having used the Soundtrack Menu compatible one, I just know that Excelsior takes priority over Inner Sanctum.
shiny Dec 1, 2024 @ 4:56pm 
I do want to say thank you for working to get Inner Sanctum working with this and I really appreciate it! However, whilst more of a Soundtrack Menu issue, Excelsior and Inner Sanctum don't play nice for whatever reason still. Should I use the base version of Excelsior rather than Excelsior for Soundtrack Menu or?
Fanrail Nov 30, 2024 @ 1:18pm 
Alright, I'll check when I'm done with Oingo Boingo discography (which will be after finishing listening to Metallica discography according to my flowchart)!
AceHand  [author] Nov 30, 2024 @ 7:01am 
@Fanrail
Both mods should now work correctly, when they are simultaneously active!
AceHand  [author] Nov 28, 2024 @ 3:53am 
@EvOvv
That they did! They were also kind enough to include the song titles, so now I just have to correct the default titles, which is going to take some tim-- aaand it's done.
EvOvv Nov 27, 2024 @ 8:14pm 
They added a lua file to inner sanctum!!
AceHand  [author] Nov 16, 2024 @ 6:35pm 
@shiny
Oh no, you are totally good! I probably could have worded the response better myself.
shiny Nov 16, 2024 @ 2:44pm 
@AceHand, that's cool and understandable. Sorry if I implied something negative.