surprised folks still sue this mod. i've finally gotten back into the game so i might see if it needs any fixes

Possible to have 1 radio with random music (like on a planet).

And maybe be able to change music with interaction key.

That's not even a photo, it's a emoticon of the hylotl radio

Starbound is almost like the sims. There's always people playing it, always people going back to it, and always people wanting to mod stuff into it. Like me! :D

I mostly just mod stellaris these days. I"m amazed folks still use this

my only complaint is the photo

The ending song is called Stellar-Acclimation

Just wanted to pop in and say that I love this mod.

Never play without it.

Where is the end credits song?

i want to make my own radio but i cant find it in the files

had this mod a normal asia radio too couse i love this music :)

Been really sick lately so I haven't been modding as much as usual. My apologies. I'm not good at making guis so I"ll likely just do what @bk3000 suggested as a new mod. Already have the sprites for it done.

pherpas you could add, or make a new mod featuring the ability to have radios play a selected song from your song gui. it'd have to have it's own midi sound file, though.

I can probably do it after this weekend. halloween events most of the week.

Yes, but obviously you need commas between the strings or you'll get a JSON parsing error. That's the idea.

I'm guessing the command would look liek this? "pool" : [ "song1" "song2" "song3" ],

It wouldn't be too hard with LUA, but I just realized an easy way which doesn't require you to know LUA. For example check out
/objects/themed/serene/serenedoor.object
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You see they have a pool of choices for sound effects rather than just a single string. You could throw a different string in that pool for each song.

And you could document your path/filename plus maybe that object's JSON itself. Put it in a discussion here or on the SB forum. That way people know what to patch if they're going to do that.

that would be cool but I have no idea how to do that. I guess I can try to figure it out.

If you wanted to me more ambitious than that, a GUI to let us choose songs, but short of that a wire node that changes tracks would suffice.

Two suggestions.
1. A radio that plays a random song from the list of available songs.
2. Make your list into a JSON file. And load it with root.assetJson() - which would allow the mods which add songs to patch this file - in order to add their songs into the list.

What is the name of the radio that plays the main theme song? i really want it in my base so i can play my instrument along with It!

I noticed there are no permissions on this mod... Are people allowed to use this mod in their packs and Severs?

I am going to add custom radio icons to the radios early next week. Would appreciate feedback once they are live. I am also gonna add colony tags.

if it replaces the default songs by name it will play those instead. it plays files by file name.

is this only for the default songs? or will it work with songs added in with the default. (FM and Scifi music)

If you notice any issues while hunting let me know, Feedback is a modder's lifeblood imo.

Ah ok.
So now the hunt for Horse Head Nebula Radio begins.

if it replaces the default songs by name it will play those instead. it plays files by file name.

I'm wondering will this play any of the songs from a mod that replaces the default songs?
Cause I'm using one that replaces the default music with that from Metroid, as well as one that adds in music of Fracin Music.

got someone working on sprites and recolors. any other suggestions?

It will be a painstaking process but I will see what I can do :D

there is also another radio model in game, yo can use that

you can use ms paint to do the sprite change, but programs like photoshop could be helpfull to

there are like 66 tracks in starbound so its gonna be a bit rough to do.

what program would you recommend I do that with?

you could change te color pallete of the radios insted of creating new sprites

Seems cool.