The music is hardcoded, meaning it cannot be changed without editing the addon itself, but if that's what you plan to do, it's sound/stealth/alertmusic.wav. I might add a console command to let players change that but no guarantees.

Originally posted by ( λ ) Hidden:

The music is hardcoded, meaning it cannot be changed without editing the addon itself, but if that's what you plan to do, it's sound/stealth/alertmusic.wav. I might add a console command to let players change that but no guarantees.

Excellent!

Originally posted by ( λ ) Hidden:

The music is hardcoded, meaning it cannot be changed without editing the addon itself, but if that's what you plan to do, it's sound/stealth/alertmusic.wav. I might add a console command to let players change that but no guarantees.

anyway to disable it its kind of annoying.

Originally posted by Get Dunked On:

Originally posted by ( λ ) Hidden:

The music is hardcoded, meaning it cannot be changed without editing the addon itself, but if that's what you plan to do, it's sound/stealth/alertmusic.wav. I might add a console command to let players change that but no guarantees.

anyway to disable it its kind of annoying.

can we disable it its annoying af

Originally posted by riffing:

Originally posted by Get Dunked On:

anyway to disable it its kind of annoying.

can we disable it its annoying af

Its a console command.

what is it then

its stealth_enablemusic 0

Originally posted by Tele:

what is it then

Disable the music then use Nombat to replace it with something else you prefer. Works seamlessly since the relationship system only changes when you get found so the battle music only starts when that happens.

oh yeah that worked

thx

You know what timely music or nombat (I use timely music with nombat packs or nombat custom style folder).

Pairs perfectly with this mod as you can literally build and download songs or nombat packs to your choosing for ambient/stealth & combat/alert music. Just hit the turn off music button in the options menu of stealth mod and voila they work both in tandem.

Also make the settings and cool down stealth time the same as the stealth mod and it's perfectly in sync of music changing between stealth and combat allowing for a wide variety of tracks to be heard in adventures in gmod exploring or fighting, sneaking or even for horror maps.

At long last, you can now do it! The instructions are in the change notes.

Originally posted by ( λ ) Hidden:

The music is hardcoded, meaning it cannot be changed without editing the addon itself, but if that's what you plan to do, it's sound/stealth/alertmusic.wav. I might add a console command to let players change that but no guarantees.

Is there a way to change the music now? because going into the settings I can see a tab to change the file path for the alert music but when I try to copy as path for an audio file I have it either still plays the original music or doesn't play at all

For reference I've tried: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\data\stealth\Alert2.wav"

And: Stealth/Alert2.Wav

Maybe the answer is something simple and I'm just being dumb but any kind of help would be appreciated.

Gmod can only detect sound files inside it's sounds folder, you're trying to play a sound from the data folder. Also, use forward slashes, not backslashes, because those are used to define special characters and break the mod when it tries to read your text.

Originally posted by ( λ ) Hidden:

Gmod can only detect sound files inside it's sounds folder, you're trying to play a sound from the data folder. Also, use forward slashes, not backslashes, because those are used to define special characters and break the mod when it tries to read your text.

Thanks, but one more question which sound file should I put these audio files in because when I try to search it up I find several of them, or does it not matter which one they go in?

You can put your sound file in "GarrysMod/garrysmod/sound/" or "GarrysMod/garrysmod/addons/something/sound/", either will work.
For the sound to loop, it must be in WAV format with loop points. (https://wiki.facepunch.com/gmod/Creating_Looping_Sounds)