I've been trying to figure this out... it sucks because there isn't really a universal sound replacement mod for Unity.
TrevTV has the Audio Replacer mod from Boneworks, theoretically it should work for other games but only for those that are IL2CPP.
ghorsington has BepInEx Sideloader for H3VR which is a Mono game, but it barely works for other Mono games, if at all. It's an extreme case of hit-or-miss unfortunately. And a lot of my games are Mono which is the main problem (so I can't just use Audio Replacer).
I tried installing this (1.1.0) with CustomSounds from clementinise on Vertigo 2 which is a Mono game, but replaced sounds are being replaced.
For most games it's fine because I can just use UABE and create resource files with sounds and do it that way, but then games like Vertigo 2 and several others have started using Addressable Assets instead of sharedassets which makes things complicated and practically impossible to edit, because individual assets are spread out across hundreds of files.
I've been trying to figure this out... it sucks because there isn't really a universal sound replacement mod for Unity.
TrevTV has the Audio Replacer mod from Boneworks, theoretically it should work for other games but only for those that are IL2CPP.
ghorsington has BepInEx Sideloader for H3VR which is a Mono game, but it barely works for other Mono games, if at all. It's an extreme case of hit-or-miss unfortunately. And a lot of my games are Mono which is the main problem (so I can't just use Audio Replacer).
I tried installing this (1.1.0) with CustomSounds from clementinise on Vertigo 2 which is a Mono game, but replaced sounds are being replaced.
For most games it's fine because I can just use UABE and create resource files with sounds and do it that way, but then games like Vertigo 2 and several others have started using Addressable Assets instead of sharedassets which makes things complicated and practically impossible to edit, because individual assets are spread out across hundreds of files.
Help would be greatly appreciated.