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Would it just be this one line of code?
If you wanted to implement functionality with Soundtrack Menu, you would have to modify your music.xml file's structure a bit, namely, change each element from the current format:
into this format (not sure if you can keep the id):
Additionally, you would have to include this code in your main.lua file:
Also, do ask if you have any questions regarding implementing these features!
Anyway, I'm certain that's possible, but I'm WAY too busy at the moment to really look into that personally. I wish you luck with the mod regardless, and hope you find a solution for it!
you'll also need to have a different path to the music than the default, otherwise the music files might be overridden by other mods: make a subfolder named "inner sanctum" (or whatever name you want) inside the "music" folder and move the music files into the "inner sanctum" subfolder, then change the line
To reiterate, the music.xml file in the "content" folder should have the prefixed "Inner Sanctum" text before each track name, as I mentioned in a previous comment, and the music.xml file in the "resources" folder should remain as is, except for changing the root to the correct location after adding the "Inner Sanctum" folder.
As for the Lua file, I believe this is what its entire contents would look like:
I definitely scratched on this but couldn't figure it out, it genuinely warms my heart to see people so consistently dedicated to helping me out