Thanks for this, Honestly, the System Shock 1 music is better,
i still have all the tracks on my phone and
it is a nice fast-ambient style, yet not stupid-goa-trancy. :oD

Made by One of the many unsung heroes of gamesmusic.
( They never get the credit they deserve. :o( )

But, System Shock 1 Music is a bit more difficult to put into a mod
since THAT music is created LIVE as you play.
( System Shock 2, iirc, uses pre-recorded mp3 tracks )

So you would have to play the game in a specific way and
ideally with a dedicated soundblaster soundcard.

Updated for RimWorld 1.5 and 1.4 compatibility

Updating tags is a real cool thing.

Updated for RimWorld 1.3 compatibility

system shock 2 good game, we need more mods dammit

does this add new sounds on events?

who listens to such nonsense? It's like knocking on pots)))

nice

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind the next time I install Rimworld.

@Ultimuh - Sorry for a really late response, but if you still want the find the modded folders you need to go to the RimWorld workshop folder which should be somewhere like this: C:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\294100 - Then you need to search for the corresponding folder using the unique ID that's visible in the link of the mod's workshop page. For RimSHOCK the mod ID is "1996367884"

If possible, I'd like to know which folder this (and your other music mods) are located in.
There are a few of these (Sci 1, Engineering & Ops 2) that are a bit too action-y for my taste, and I'd like to manually prevent them from playing.

@Koi - I've tested the mod in version 1.1 along with the 'Don't stop the music - 1.0' mod. Both seem to be working fine. You may get an error message in your debug log but that shouldn't really be a problem to worry about. I personally won't be updating to version 1.1 for a long time, as I have roughly 300 mods that use version 1.0. Many of the larger mods still haven't changed over to the unstable 1.1 version. Anyway, as I said, my music mods should still work fine.

1.1 update?

Vary nice!

Noice