Somehow it overlaps with music mods that replaces the loop of the menu theme. don't know if you're gonna fix that or not.

Now make one with the polish version

@Raptor9060 the Rezakiri thx for the help, I'll try

To fix the other title screen theme starting too soon you need add a dead space at the end of the opening theme with a audio editing software that wont be rejected by Terraria.

I don't know one that will work but that might be the problem if you already tried to increase the length (That happened to me when trying to make the loop a EoL "overhaul" better)

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Ah ok my bad then lol

I'm not a mooder too, but I've done exactly what you just tried to told me... (lol) so I think this is the end of the line

Hmm...
Ok so in the wiki there are 2 tracks referring to the intro: one with the initial "whoom" (that's what the wiki calls it) and one without it.
So basically the game, when starting, first plays the track with it before looping into the one without it.
Idk if this is what you've done already (I'm not a modder), but maybe edit that music file that has the "whoom" in it at the start, and replace only the "whooom" with the Doof intro, and then add as much silence as needed, and then keep the rest of the music as it is.

But at least I've improved the audio quality a bit, so I think that counts.

mmm... I think it's an ingame problem. I replaced the file (Music_50.ogg/.wav) with the same audio length but there's no difference. It seems that it's not polished enough when the game starts loading both own and downloaded content and as a result it gets buggy.

ok... thx I'll try

I think a way to fix that is to extend you audio file by just adding silence after it until it is the same length as the original intro

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@Lilac Octo Exactly

Sure, why not?

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