So that's it, ran out of requirements?

Presented mod has wrong documentation, if do what it tells, player gets broken custom music if installed any mods with music

Player gets broken music no matter what. The mod cannot work without the feature. That's why it needs the feature.

There, doesn't tell to do anything special. But it doesn't matter. Because the mod cannot work without the feature.

existed 1pp mod has own 44khz implementation.

We. Already. Established. That. Is. Not. A. Real. Mod.

useless for players

The only way for it to be useful for players is when there's support for the corresponding feature in the engine. That's why it needs the feature.

I dare you to name one mod that was released with a dependency on possible future features

I still dare you.

Same name as existed public mod, same version, same author, different content.

We already established that the other mod is not a real mod. This is a real mod. With installer, uninstaller, all the stuff.

Non-playable hack

Really? You decided to finish a No True Scotsman combo with a catch-22?

Let's recap:

- first you asked to see real 44 kHz acms with correct headers

- then to see a mod for BG2 with such acms (which unheard of, by the way - I dare you to name one mod that was released with a dependency on possible future features)

- then to see a "real" mod with such acms

- and finally, when presented with such a mod, you dismissed it as "non-playable".
 

Duh, if it was playable, it wouldn't need the feature.

Seriously, if you don't want add a feature for some reason, you can just state the reason. For example, you can say "it's a bad feature because of this and that, and will not be added". Or "I would accept a pull request, but I don't want to spend my time on this". It's cool. I do that all the time.

Existed 1pp HQ music mod...

 

...compatibilty with existed mod is high priority.

For me, it is not real mod

Contradictory statements see I .

Anyway, here's a packaged mod. Now is it real?

OK, but

1) It can't be usable until there's engine support for correct acm headers.

2) 1pp music package does not install content. It has to be copied manually, and there's no uninstaller for that. Do you consider it not a real mod, then?

No, I don't understand, that's why I'm asking. What is a "real MOD"? And specifically, what is lacking from the package I linked?

where is released and properly hosted MOD with such files ?

Not sure what do you mean by that. Is there a Certification Bureau for mods and hosting?

Currently not, i did't change playing ACM because there's is no MODs with proper 44khz acm for BG2. If someone will release proper 44khz music pack for bg2 i will finish component to play mixed 22/44 ACM

Here you go.

Forgot #4: each time after kicking anyone from party dialog window switches to the smallest size for no reason. Probably shouldn't do that.

(Edit: the same happens when using new speel overlay. Not sure, maybe due to screen space issues on 640x480? My resolution is higher though.)

OK, and #5, not working scroll on mouseover.

Right side not scrolling.

(Also maybe can make both right and left side bags wider? I mean more columns. Although, probably not so much space at 640x480, would need to check.)

Custom portrait selection, lower scroll not working.

(I also wonder if it can be made longer, there's a lot of wasted space)

Never seen proper 44Khz acm

Here.

So if acm has proper 44kHz header, will it be played correctly?

If not, then what does it the new component actually do?

Great stuff.

New suggestions:

1. I second the request for innates in quick slot.

2. Do not clear quick spells on equipping armor (mage multiclass, set quick spells, eqiup armor, remove it - all quick slots are clear).

One tricky thing here is that cleric/mage multi can have quick divine spells, so can't just disable quickslots, have to disable actual spells in slots, like in main spell menu.

3. Do not lose modal actions on switching weapons. (E.g Hide in shadows, switch to another quick weapon - lost hidden state).

• Added: 44Khz Sound Mixer Frequency

So now it can play 44kHz acms properly?
 

Version 2 is released. Too many changes to list them all. Check the forum for details.