Receiver Tape Modding
Tape mods are available via Receiver's Steam Workshop.
Tutorial
Anybody can create a tape mod using Unity.
Prepare
- Get Unity, using the 7DFPS GitHub project version as a guide on which version to use.
- Open the 7DFPS UnityProject
Create
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Wolfire / Mod Manager Window -
Create a new tape mod -
Selecttape_holder -
Set the number of tapes -
Drag audio files (mp3, maybe ogg, don't waste space with wav) into the mod folder (if not already in the project elsewhere) -
Drag each audio file onto the tape elements
Build
Test
Start Receiver, open Options, enable mods, load Apartment.
Ensure the loudness matches the built-in tapes. If it does not, edit the audio files to match and re-export.
Publish
Owners of Receiver on Steam can publish tape mods to Steam Workshop.
TBD
Otherwise mods can be shared by zipping and sharing folders in Wolfire / Open Mods Path (by default %userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\Wolfire Games\Receiver\Mods)
External Links
- Tape Mod Tutorial Video Tutorial by iwanPlays on YouTube
- Tape Mod making guide and video by Kroporo on Discord (remember to check current Unity project version)