1: Getting Started
2: Sound Controls and Cues
3: The Music Arrangement
4: Cooking a Final Package
5: Quick Reference Guide

This is a short reference outlining the steps for importing music into Unreal Tournament 3 and creating a distributable package. More detailed information about each of the steps can be found in their respected sections.

Getting Started

• Import wav data and provide a Package Name.
• Use Groups to organize files in the package.
  
• Check bAutoCreateCue.
• Uncheck bIncludeAttenuationNode.
• Set the compression properties for each imported wav (USound).
• Check bForceRealtimeDecompression for each USound.

Sound Control and Cues

• Use Batch Process on the package to set the audio type to Music.
• Use the Sound Node Editor to define loops for looping music segments.
• Adjust the Volume Multiplier of each USound Cue to a reasonable level.
  

The Music Arrangement

• Create a new UTMapMusic to use as an Arrangement.
• Define the tempo and assign each music segment's Cue to the appropriate MapMusic section.
• Adjust CrossfadeToMeNumMeasures and TempoOverride for each section if needed.
• Assign each music stinger Cue to the appropriate MusicStinger section.
• Assign stingers located in A_Gameplay to special CTF stingers.

Cooking a Final Package

• Save the current music package.
• Load a map.
• Assign the music's Arrangement to the map's MapMusicInfo in the World Properties.
• Save the map under a different filename and cook.