Change Vehicle BGM based on Time

[D&P3]

Change Vehicle BGM based on Time
Version: 1.0
Author: DiamondandPlatinum3
Date: September 1, 2012

Planned Future Versions

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  Description
  
  So I was playing 'Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker' earlier and heard the day and night time boat themes which gave me an idea.
  This script will allow you to stop the vehicle BGM from playing based on an event switch, but will also allow you to change the BGM that is played depending on the time of day.
  
  
  Features
  
  
  • Can Play Map BGM whilst in any vehicle without resetting it
    
  • Can change the vehicle BGM based on the time of day, allowing you to utilize alternative audio for more dangerous times of day to more peaceful times.
    
  
  
  Screenshots
  
  Cannot screenshot audio playing, I'm afraid
  
  
  
  
  Instructions
  
  
  • Paste this script below materials but above main in your script editor.
    
  • Edit the things in the editable region
    
  Script
  
  
  Get it from here
  
  
  Credit
  
  
  
  
  
  • DP3 / DiamondandPlatinum3
    
  
  
  
  Support
  
  
  Post in this thread or PM me.
  
  
  Known Compatibility Issues
  I am unaware of any scripts it doesn't work with; if you find any, post in this thread.
  
  
  Demo
  
  
  A demo is unnecessary for a script such as this.
  
  
  Author's Notes
  
  This weeks scripting has been brought to you by the letter D, as in 'Duplicating events seems like a wasteful approach to using them'
  
  
  Terms of Use
  
  
  If you can find a use for it, this script is free to use in non-commercial games. If you want to use this script in a commercial game, please understand that I expect a free copy (that's means you PM me and let me know that you plan on using it for a commercial game).

[Wiimeiser]

Doesn't the night theme only play when the Greatfish curse freezes time? And what day/night system is it supposed to work with?

[pacdiggity]

Ooh, inventive. Me likey.

[D&P3]

Doesn't the night theme only play when the Greatfish curse freezes time? And what day/night system is it supposed to work with?

I mentioned it in the script but I'll say it here as well.
It's designed to work with a time-system that uses a 24-hour clock.

Now I haven't check any of the time systems for VXA, so I'm just assuming they follow a 24-hour clock, I'll probably write my own time system soon anyway if this is not the case.

Ooh, inventive. Me likey.

Thanks Pacman