Anyone know which ini sets the default game music volume?

[ohnoyoudont]

I found a few and tried changing the volume to 0 but the game still starts with music volume about 1/2 way up. I changed the default key binds in a ini because they wouldn't stick when i closed the game. It worked great. But i can't seem to find the file that actually will change the defauly music volume, and i've looked in the program files and my documents/games folders.

[Grasshopper]

There are sound settings in the UI. I have the music on 0 so I don't have to listen to it. With some custom maps, you can not turn off the music. Very irritating.

[Bubbaxm2]

Some custom maps you will have to turn down the ambient sounds to get rid of the music. I am no map maker but I think they do it that way so there is no sound package needed.

[[GOW] K1lla]

I found a few and tried changing the volume to 0 but the game still starts with music volume about 1/2 way up. I changed the default key binds in a ini because they wouldn't stick when i closed the game. It worked great. But i can't seem to find the file that actually will change the defauly music volume, and i've looked in the program files and my documents/games folders.

have you tried this? (program files and/or documents)

Game.ini

[UTGame.UTMusicManager]
MusicVolume=0.00

Engine.ini

[Engine.AudioDevice]
+SoundGroups=(GroupName=Music,Properties=(Volume=0 ,bNoReverb=TRUE,bAlwaysPlay=0))

???

although i'm not sure if that will do anything...

Some custom maps you will have to turn down the ambient sounds to get rid of the music. I am no map maker but I think they do it that way so there is no sound package needed.

they do it because they don't know how to make a proper music file. these mappers should be smacked

[azurescorch]

Some custom maps you will have to turn down the ambient sounds to get rid of the music. I am no map maker but I think they do it that way so there is no sound package needed.

No. They do it because they're ****s. No other reason. Music can be stored within the map just like any other imported file.