about 3in1 MvC2, CvS2 and 3rdS

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Originally posted by Hacker999
I had a similar idea but I wasn't sure if that was possible. What I want to do is have M vs C 2 with 6 different soundtracks and instead of having the game multiple times with the music, I was hoping I could link to different adx files in another directory. That way all the soundtracks would fit on a disc.

Any other way you can link files?

I haven't found any way to do it properly outside of linux. mkisofs automagically detects hard linked files, but since none of the windows file systems support true hard links, the command line mkisofs.exe won't do it.

A screwy way of doing it in windows (requiring two data sessions) can be found here:LINK

HRB: In linux, create your directory structure just the way you want it, and use the 'link' commad to hard link the file. mkisofs will automagically do the right thing. For mine, I copied over the files/directories for XDP, mvc2, cvs2, and sf3:3s, ran 'cp -lr' multiple times to create the c3, m3, 3c, 3m, etc. directories, went into each one, deleted the adx files, ran 'link' to create the replacement adx's, and thats it. mkisofs did the hard work.

MrQ: The 650meg or 700meg limit is a limitation in the cd-r media you use. Nothing can get around it. It looks like there is 2.8g of data, but there is only 695 megs worth of data, and some of it is used multiple times. There are many guides on making custom soundtracks for those three games; there is an active thread on the hardware discussion forum on shoryuken.com with a lot of information on it.

DarkBuu: 120% correct.