Jukebox

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Uses

When built, one can insert music from their PC into the files of Below Zero, which in turn allows the Jukebox to play the applied music whenever the player desires.

Windows: C:Users\yourname\Music\Unknown Worlds\Subnautica

OSX: Users/yourname/Music/Unknown Worlds/Subnautica

Only files that use the .mp3, .ogg, .wav, or .flac formats are supported.

In addition to music the player manually adds to the Jukebox, there will be in-game tracks that the player can scan or pick up, presumably using the Scanner, to add to the available songs. It it unknown where the songs will be found or what songs will be available, except that they will be produced by Ben Prunty.

Controls

• Randomly selects from music tracks
• Goes to the previously played music track
• Pauses the current track
• Stops all music
• Plays the next track
• Loops the currently playing track
• Bottom Bar: Controls the volume of the music
• Top Bar: Shows what time the track is at
• Refreshes the music playlist, and adds/removes any songs that have been added/missing to the folder

Data Bank Entry

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Gallery

• Jukebox

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  Jukebox concept