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anyways i noticed that the tracks weren't long enough to loop and would set the volume to 0%, so i fixed it.. i don't want to make an entire ripoff pack so i put it in a google drive here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fpqNeXfZ4oD01IJhfVOAYPDvXwqsA-J-/view?usp=sharing
if there's any tracks i missed let me know and i'll loop it :]
I want to say I've heard of other games throwing a fit when modded audio isn't the same length as their vanilla counterparts, which I don't understand why that would be an issue myself. Silly game would just have say "hey when this music stops, and the player is in the same trigger area, play the music again.", but apparently not. Games are weird lol