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== Setting up the Wizard FE intro song in Wrayth == |
== Setting up the Wizard FE intro song in Wrayth == |
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Latest revision as of 09:20, 7 May 2025
This is a guide, tutorial, or gameplay strategy written by one or more players to better assist others with their gameplay enjoyment. The information presented here may be subject to the personal opinion of the contributor(s), and may additionally require periodic updates to keep current as the game environment changes.
Title: GSIV-Theme-Song
Author: Tatterclaws
Date Published: 2025/05/01
Updated: 2025/05/02
Setting up the Wizard FE intro song in Wrayth
1. Download the song file:
- [GS3 Wizard FE Theme Song - .mid Version], or
- [GS3 Wizard FE Theme Song - .wav version]
- (The .mid is the original file, but you may have to use the .wav in Wrayth.)
2. Save the file somewhere safe, like your Wrayth or Lich folder.
3. In Wrayth, go to Options → Settings and make sure sound is turned on.
4. Go to Options → Highlights, then click the Custom tab.
5. Click Add and enter:
Welcome to GemStone IV
6. At the bottom under Sound, click Select and choose the GSIV Theme.wav file.
7. Click Okay to save.
8. Log in again to test it. Enjoy the sound of adventure!
Author
This guide was created by Tatterclaws.
Special thanks to Chris in Billing, who dug up the original .midi file!