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Revision as of 12:34, 12 July 2024
Note:This tutorial was written for 
XBLAH's Modding Tool v1.18.2. Please be aware that subsequent updates might have introduced alterations in terminologies, introduced novel features, or reorganized certain elements within the interface.
A manifest file is required for playing soundscapes in-game. The Soundscape Manifest file can be generated automatically with XBLAH's Modding Tool, based on all the soundscape files mounted in the mod.
Accessing the feature
This can be accessed within the tool via 
Top Menu > Sounds > Generate Soundscape Manifest.
Supported Games
- All
Source games