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Audio Replacement with Ryo Framework

Requirements

Ryo Framework (Reloaded DL)
Add and replace audio and movies.
Games: Metaphor: ReFantazio, Persona 3 Reload, SMTV Vengeance, Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO, Persona 5 Royal, Persona 4 Golden, Persona 3 Portable

Create a Ryo Mod

  1. In Reloaded, create a new mod and enable it.

  2. Add a Mod Dependency on Ryo Framework.

  3. Open your mod’s folder.

Empty Ryo mod folder.
  1. In your mod’s folder, create a folder named Ryo.
Ryo mod with Ryo folder.
  1. Inside the Ryo folder, create a folder with the same name as the game’s EXE file.
Ryo folder with game folder.
  1. All your audio files will go inside the game’s folder.

Converting Your Files

Before you can use your audio files, you’ll probably need to convert them to a format your game supports.

Yona is recommended since it includes pre-made encoders for multiple games. Quick Convert also streamlines converting and looping multiple files at once.

If you’re not sure what the correct format for your game is, check the Game Encoders page.

Replacing Audio

Ryo Framework supports replacing audio played with various methods, but most supported games will be using Cues.

If you’re not sure what your game uses, check the Reloaded Console with Developer Mode enabled.

Cues

The most common type of audio played.

To replace Cues, you need two pieces of data: the ACB Name it’s from and its Cue ID or Cue Name.

If you don’t know them, the easiest way to figure them out is get the audio to play in-game with Ryo Framework’s Developer Mode enabled.

ACB Folder

In the game’s folder, create a folder with the ACB Name ending with .acb. This is an ACB Folder.

An ACB folder in the game's folder.

In an ACB Folder, there are two methods to replace a Cue.

Cue File

The simplest method, just add a file named the same as the Cue ID or Cue Name.

Cue File in an ACB Folder.

Cue Folder

Slightly more advanced, but with some extra features. Create a folder named the same as the Cue ID or Cue Name ending with .cue. This is a Cue Folder.

Cue Folder in an ACB Folder.

Inside the Cue Folder, add your replacement file(s). In a Cue Folder, not only do file names not matter but adding multiple files will automatically randomize the Cue.

A very easy method for adding something like music randomization to a game.

Cue Folder with files in an ACB Folder.

Files

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