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Fallout 4: Use Custom Radio Tracks

Requirements

  1. Windows 7 or later. (requires Powershell)
  2. Some music.

Directions

  1. Make a change to one line in Fallout4.ini to enable mods. (mine is in Documents\My Games\Fallout4)
  • Before: sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\
  • After: sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\, textures\, meshes\, scripts\, sound\, music\, misc\, shadersfx\, interface\, programs\, materials\
  1. Download this repository as a zip file. There's a button for it on this page. Dump it somewhere.
  2. Download MultiXwm. It will allow you to convert mp3s and whatnot to Fallout's format. Copy the MultiXwm folder into the fallout-custom-radio folder you extracted.
  3. Run MultiXwm and convert your tracks to its default output folder.
  4. Click the Windows button and type Powershell.
  5. cd to the fallout-custom-radio folder.
  6. Run .\move-radiotracks.ps1.

Move-RadioTracks Parameters

  • station - use one of the names in the radio-stations folder. Default: diamondcity
  • filter - use to keep certain tracks around. It's a regular expression. Examples:
    • "bobcrosby|ellafitzgerald" - keep all songs with bob crosby or ella fitzgerald.
    • "fallout|bomb|uranium" - keep some of the funny ones.
  • sourceFolder - where the converted music lives. Default: .\MultiXwm\output
  • falloutFolder - where Fallout 4 is installed to. Default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout 4

If you have any issues... brush up on Powershell and figure it out. :) Or send me a tweet @glompix.