The Procyon Insurgency

2007-10-09T07:24:54Z

CP5670: /* General Info */

{{spoiler|The Procyon Insurgency}}

==General Info==
'''Author:''' CP5670

'''Missions:''' 17 (21 actual mission files)

'''Mods included:'''

*[[GVB Amun Mark II]]
*[[AJ Akrotiri]]
*[[GVF Reshef]]
*[[PCD Saturn]]
*Vulcan cannon
*Phalanx rifle
*''Procyon Confederal Autonomy ships have their GT/GV prefixes renamed to PC''
*''Additions to and reallocations of sound files, to enhance audio effects''
*''Several game balance table edits; underpowered weapons more potent,''
''overpowered weapons (like [[GTM Trebuchet|Trebuchet]]) decreased in effectiveness.''

==Description==

''From the campaign [http://pi.hard-light.net/about.htm website]'':

The Procyon Insurgency (PI) is a high quality 17 mission campaign for Freespace 2. It is set 18 to 20 months after the end of the main Freespace 2 campaign, near the end of the year 2368. As a new Vasudan pilot recently recruited into the ranks of the GTVA, you are assigned to the crew of the GVD Sekham in Polaris as the Alliance attempts to eradicate the rapidly propagating Procyon Confederal Autonomy. See the storyline section for details.

PI is mostly a no-frills campaign that emphasizes quality mission design, with fun and balanced gameplay and a complex and realistic plot. The missions have all been heavily playtested, on the order of 20 to 50 times each, and bugs should be at an absolute minimum. The campaign utilizes many new features added into the game from the Freespace Source Code Project and requires a fairly recent version of FS2 Open.

==Player comments==

This is a good length high-quality campaign, with thick plot, challenging missions, and a good deal of originality. Warning, however: if you don't like replaying missions, stay on the lower difficulty levels.

==Links==

[http://pi.hard-light.net/walk.htm Website]

[http://pi.hard-light.net/dl.htm Download page]

[[Category:User-made_Campaigns]]

The Procyon Insurgency

2007-10-09T07:23:32Z

CP5670: /* Description */

{{spoiler|The Procyon Insurgency}}

==General Info==
'''Author:''' CP5670

'''Missions:''' 17

'''Mods included:'''

*[[GVB Amun Mark II]]
*[[AJ Akrotiri]]
*[[GVF Reshef]]
*[[PCD Saturn]]
*Vulcan cannon
*Phalanx rifle
*''Procyon Confederacy ships have their GT/GV prefixes renamed to PC''
*''Additions to and reallocations of sound files, to enhance audio effects''
*''Several game balance table edits; underpowered weapons more potent,''
''overpowered weapons (like [[GTM Trebuchet|Trebuchet]]) decreased in effectiveness.''

==Description==

''From the campaign [http://pi.hard-light.net/about.htm website]'':

The Procyon Insurgency (PI) is a high quality 17 mission campaign for Freespace 2. It is set 18 to 20 months after the end of the main Freespace 2 campaign, near the end of the year 2368. As a new Vasudan pilot recently recruited into the ranks of the GTVA, you are assigned to the crew of the GVD Sekham in Polaris as the Alliance attempts to eradicate the rapidly propagating Procyon Confederal Autonomy. See the storyline section for details.

PI is mostly a no-frills campaign that emphasizes quality mission design, with fun and balanced gameplay and a complex and realistic plot. The missions have all been heavily playtested, on the order of 20 to 50 times each, and bugs should be at an absolute minimum. The campaign utilizes many new features added into the game from the Freespace Source Code Project and requires a fairly recent version of FS2 Open.

==Player comments==

This is a good length high-quality campaign, with thick plot, challenging missions, and a good deal of originality. Warning, however: if you don't like replaying missions, stay on the lower difficulty levels.

==Links==

[http://pi.hard-light.net/walk.htm Website]

[http://pi.hard-light.net/dl.htm Download page]

[[Category:User-made_Campaigns]]

Music.tbl

2007-02-20T08:19:34Z

CP5670: /* Music Tracks */

==General Format==
*Music.tbl consist of several sections. Some are used to define in-game soundtracks and others various other musics.
*Sountrack entries
**'''#SoundTrack Start'''
**Soundtracks names and definitions
**'''#SoundTrack End'''
*Other musics
**'''#Menu Music Start'''
**Music names and definitions
**'''#Menu Music End'''

==Soundtrack Musics==

===$Soundtrack Name:===
*Soundtrack Name is immediately followed by the soundtrack order number and the name of the soundtrack.
*Syntax: ''Value'': ''Name''
**Example: 1: Genesis

===Soundtrack Flags===
If the music should be played according to the FS1 style, the following flags should be added after $Soundtrack Name:

*+Cycle: FS1
**This cycles the NRML and BTTL tracks the FS1 way, instead of the FS2 way.

*+Allied Arrival Overlay: NO
**This allows the Allied Arrival track to play on its own, as it did in FS1.

===Music Tracks===
*All music track lines beging with '''$Name:''' followed by the '''filename''' of music track. After the tracks filename the '''number of measures''' (NM) in the track is defined followed by the '''number of samples per measure''' (SPM).
*Syntax: $Name: ''Filename.xxx'' ''Value'' ''Value''
**Example: $Name: FS2_Amb_A01.wav 25.0 105840
*The SPM value is computed using the formula '''SPM = (2*SF*L)/NM''', where SF is the sampling frequency in hz and L is length of the music piece in seconds (only up to the point where the game is supposed to truncate it, not necessarily the length of the entire file). The NM value is irrelevant. You can put in anything for it as long as the SPM is calculated correctly, since the game internally just multiplies them together. The main piece of information that the game needs is L. It tells the game where to stop playing the file and make the transition to the next music piece, which in some cases is significantly earlier than the full length of the file. The track B enemy arrival piece, FS2_Btl_B04.wav, is one example of this.

===Order of the music tracks:===
*'''Ambience'''
*'''Allied Arrival during Normal'''
*'''Enemy Arrival during Normal'''
*'''Battle 1'''
*'''Battle 2'''
*'''Battle 3'''
*'''Allied Arrival during Battle'''
*'''Enemy Arrival during Battle'''
*'''Victory 1 ( goal completed )'''
*'''Victory 2 ( all enemies dead, goals completed )'''
*'''Goal Failed'''
*'''Player dies'''

==Menu Musics==
*Menu musics are defined with '''filename''' after the name of the tracks '''name'''.
*Syntax for all of the '''Menu Music''' entries are similar
*Syntax: $Filename: ''Filename.xxx''
**Example: $Filename: FS2_Brief_01.wav

===$Name: Brief1===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 1 is selected

===$Name: Brief2===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 2 is selected

===$Name: Brief3===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 3 is selected

===$Name: Brief4===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 4 is selected

===$Name: Brief5===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 5 is selected

===$Name: Brief6===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 6 is selected

===$Name: Brief7===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 7 is selected

===$Name: Success===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after successful mission

===$Name: Average===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after average mission

===$Name: Failure===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after failed mission

===$Name: Aquitaine===
*Defines the main menu music

===$Name: Psampik===
*Defines the alternate (Vasudan) menu music

===$Name: Cinema===
*Defines the music that is playing when credits are shown

==Sample==
*Uses normal soundtrack and menu musics from FS2

#SoundTrack Start
$Soundtrack Name: 1: Genesis
$Name: FS2_Amb_A01.wav 25.0 105840
$Name: FS2_AArv_A01.wav 1.8 105840
$Name: FS2_Arv_B01.wav 3.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Btl_A01.wav 25.8 66150
$Name: FS2_Btl_A02.wav 27.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Btl_A03.wav 39.8 81415
$Name: FS2_AArv_A01.wav 1.8 105840
$Name: FS2_Arv_B02.wav 3.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Vict_A01.wav 2.8 52920
$Name: FS2_Vict_A02.wav 30.8 52920
$Name: FS2_Dth_A01.wav 23.8 132300
$Name: FS2_Dth_A01.wav 23.8 132300
#SoundTrack End
#Menu Music Start
$Name: Brief1
$Filename: FS2_Brief_01.wav
$Name: Brief2
$Filename: FS2_Brief_02.wav
$Name: Brief3
$Filename: FS2_Brief_03.wav
$Name: Brief4
$Filename: FS2_Brief_04.wav
$Name: Brief5
$Filename: FS2_Brief_05.wav
$Name: Brief6
$Filename: FS2_Btl_A01.wav
$Name: Brief7
$Filename: FS2_Cinema2.wav
$Name: Success
$Filename: FS2_DB_01.wav
$Name: Average
$Filename: FS2_DB_02.wav
$Name: Failure
$Filename: FS2_DB_03.wav
$Name: Aquitaine
$Filename: Aquitaine.wav
$Name: Psampik
$Filename: Psampik.wav
$Name: Cinema
$Filename: FS2_Cinema2.wav
#Menu Music End

[[Category:Tables]]

Music.tbl

2007-02-20T08:11:34Z

CP5670: /* Music Tracks */

==General Format==
*Music.tbl consist of several sections. Some are used to define in-game soundtracks and others various other musics.
*Sountrack entries
**'''#SoundTrack Start'''
**Soundtracks names and definitions
**'''#SoundTrack End'''
*Other musics
**'''#Menu Music Start'''
**Music names and definitions
**'''#Menu Music End'''

==Soundtrack Musics==

===$Soundtrack Name:===
*Soundtrack Name is immediately followed by the soundtrack order number and the name of the soundtrack.
*Syntax: ''Value'': ''Name''
**Example: 1: Genesis

===Soundtrack Flags===
If the music should be played according to the FS1 style, the following flags should be added after $Soundtrack Name:

*+Cycle: FS1
**This cycles the NRML and BTTL tracks the FS1 way, instead of the FS2 way.

*+Allied Arrival Overlay: NO
**This allows the Allied Arrival track to play on its own, as it did in FS1.

===Music Tracks===
*All music track lines beging with '''$Name:''' followed by the '''filename''' of music track. After the tracks filename the '''number of measures''' (NM) in the track is defined followed by the '''number of samples per measure''' (SPM).
*Syntax: $Name: ''Filename.xxx'' ''Value'' ''Value''
**Example: $Name: FS2_Amb_A01.wav 25.0 105840
*The SPM value is computed using the formula '''SPM = (2*SF*L)/NM''', where SF is the sampling frequency in hz and L is length of the music piece in seconds (only up to the point where the game is supposed to truncate it, not necessarily the length of the entire file). The NM value is irrelevant. You can put in anything for it as long as the SPM is calculated correctly, since the game internally just multiplies them together. The main piece of information that the game needs is L. It tells the game where to stop playing the file and make the transition to the next music piece, which in some cases is signficantly earlier than the full length of the file. The track B enemy arrival piece, FS2_Btl_B04.wav, is one example of this.

===Order of the music tracks:===
*'''Ambience'''
*'''Allied Arrival during Normal'''
*'''Enemy Arrival during Normal'''
*'''Battle 1'''
*'''Battle 2'''
*'''Battle 3'''
*'''Allied Arrival during Battle'''
*'''Enemy Arrival during Battle'''
*'''Victory 1 ( goal completed )'''
*'''Victory 2 ( all enemies dead, goals completed )'''
*'''Goal Failed'''
*'''Player dies'''

==Menu Musics==
*Menu musics are defined with '''filename''' after the name of the tracks '''name'''.
*Syntax for all of the '''Menu Music''' entries are similar
*Syntax: $Filename: ''Filename.xxx''
**Example: $Filename: FS2_Brief_01.wav

===$Name: Brief1===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 1 is selected

===$Name: Brief2===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 2 is selected

===$Name: Brief3===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 3 is selected

===$Name: Brief4===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 4 is selected

===$Name: Brief5===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 5 is selected

===$Name: Brief6===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 6 is selected

===$Name: Brief7===
*Defines the file used for music when briefing music 7 is selected

===$Name: Success===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after successful mission

===$Name: Average===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after average mission

===$Name: Failure===
*Sets the music played during debriefing after failed mission

===$Name: Aquitaine===
*Defines the main menu music

===$Name: Psampik===
*Defines the alternate (Vasudan) menu music

===$Name: Cinema===
*Defines the music that is playing when credits are shown

==Sample==
*Uses normal soundtrack and menu musics from FS2

#SoundTrack Start
$Soundtrack Name: 1: Genesis
$Name: FS2_Amb_A01.wav 25.0 105840
$Name: FS2_AArv_A01.wav 1.8 105840
$Name: FS2_Arv_B01.wav 3.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Btl_A01.wav 25.8 66150
$Name: FS2_Btl_A02.wav 27.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Btl_A03.wav 39.8 81415
$Name: FS2_AArv_A01.wav 1.8 105840
$Name: FS2_Arv_B02.wav 3.8 81415
$Name: FS2_Vict_A01.wav 2.8 52920
$Name: FS2_Vict_A02.wav 30.8 52920
$Name: FS2_Dth_A01.wav 23.8 132300
$Name: FS2_Dth_A01.wav 23.8 132300
#SoundTrack End
#Menu Music Start
$Name: Brief1
$Filename: FS2_Brief_01.wav
$Name: Brief2
$Filename: FS2_Brief_02.wav
$Name: Brief3
$Filename: FS2_Brief_03.wav
$Name: Brief4
$Filename: FS2_Brief_04.wav
$Name: Brief5
$Filename: FS2_Brief_05.wav
$Name: Brief6
$Filename: FS2_Btl_A01.wav
$Name: Brief7
$Filename: FS2_Cinema2.wav
$Name: Success
$Filename: FS2_DB_01.wav
$Name: Average
$Filename: FS2_DB_02.wav
$Name: Failure
$Filename: FS2_DB_03.wav
$Name: Aquitaine
$Filename: Aquitaine.wav
$Name: Psampik
$Filename: Psampik.wav
$Name: Cinema
$Filename: FS2_Cinema2.wav
#Menu Music End

[[Category:Tables]]