Wwise Mms
README: All Wwise Mms packs require additional installation. See the individual mod description for instructions.
Wwise Mms (Wuh-wise Muh-muss) is an expansion of Robojumper’s Music Modding System which provides hooks for the creation of complex music behaviour using Wwise. Music packs created specifically for Wwise Mms do not experience many of the technical problems that MMS packs do, for example:
- Play through cutscenes.
- Stutter when other things are happening in game.
- Fail to respect the music volume slider.
- Fail to respect some WotC features properly.
Wwise Mms is backwards compatible with MMS packs and supports mixing the two types of music in a single play session. Note that packs created for MMS still suffer from most of the same technical issues as when they are used with regular MMS. Wwise Mms requires MMS to be installed.
Wwise Mms is compatible with WotC, though it has not been as extensively tested as vanilla. Reports indicate that it is also compatible with LWotC, but I have not personally tested this at all. Please report any bugs that you may find with this.
- Sometimes when loading a tactical save when already in a mission the music will not start. This sometimes requires a restart to resolve.
If you are interested in developing Wwise Mms packs, please see my extensive guide. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it is also very much fun!
If you are only interested in porting a pack to Wwise Mms from MMS, check out the simplified guide.
The Wwise Mms source is hosted on Codeberg. Please submit PRS and raise issues here:
https://codeberg.org/nintendoeats/WwiseMms/
Check out the System Shock Music Pack which Wwise Mms was created for, and the Dusk Music Pack.
I cannot thank Robojumper enough, not only for creating the original MMS but also for providing occasional assistance as I came to grips with Unrealscript.
