ContentTool 1.2.1

ContentTool 1.2.1 lists shipped sounds by name and extracts loose audio as WAV files so you can find the sound you want to replace.

Find a sound by name or id

• ct_list audio [filter] now shows every shipped sound by name, read at runtime from the game's own SoundbanksInfo.xml in <install>\PhoenixPointWin64_Data\StreamingAssets\Audio\GeneratedSoundBanks\Windows\.
• Each row is <id> <name> <bank> loose|in-bank, for example: 6372602 5_IND_Taunt_03 Barks loose.
• The filter is a case-insensitive substring of the name, the id or the bank: ct_list audio taunt, ct_list audio 6372602, ct_list audio Barks.
• Media in several banks show their bank names joined with + and match any of them.
• The list covers 7691 named media: 3105 loose .wem files are extractable; 4591 inside .bnk soundbanks are listed as in-bank so you can find their ids, but are not extractable.
• The pane shows the first 10 rows and then names a file; the whole list is always written to <persistentDataPath>\ContentTool\Logs\ct_list-audio-<stamp>.txt. A capture such as PPCLI still receives every row.
• If the XML is missing, the header ends with - NO NAMES: <reason> and rows fall back to numeric names.

Extract one sound or all loose audio

• ct_extract audio <mediaId> now also writes <ShortName>__<id>.wav beside the byte-for-byte .wem.
• Use ct_extract audio --all [filter] to decode every loose media the filter matches into ...\ContentTool\Extracted\audio\<ShortName>__<id>.wav.
• Bulk extraction writes index.csv with columns id,shortName,bank,loose,wav, covering all media including the in-bank ones.
• Progress is reported every 200 files. The whole library is 3105 decodes.
• The final line is extracted N of M loose media (K in-bank skipped) into <dir>.
• A failing decode is counted and named, never fatal.

Use the media id for replacements

• The Wwise MEDIA id is the number in a loose .wem filename. It is what ContentTool replaces and what these commands take.
• The Wwise EVENT id is AK.Wwise.Event in the game's defs. It is never a loose filename.
• If the only id you have is an event id, search the sound's name in the list instead.
• Replacing a sound is unchanged: the manifest row and the file still use the media id.

Follow the updated guides

• The sounds guide now covers finding and extracting sounds. The old ct_list audio confirm example is gone: it could never match anything because the list held only numbers.
• The find-content guide has also been rewritten.

Keep long output visible

• The game's mod logger creates a console text object with shadow per call. One call over roughly 8 000 characters throws Mesh can not have more than 65000 vertices, losing the frame's console geometry. Splitting at 8 000 characters still failed: five parts, five throws.
• ContentTool now sends one bounded message per command, at most 5 000 characters: verdict head, ... N line(s) not shown, last lines including ct_project: …, and the full-text file path <persistentDataPath>\ContentTool\Logs\log-<stamp>.txt. The console pane shows the same bounded text. ct_list audio keeps 10 rows plus ct_list-audio-<stamp>.txt; a capture such as PPCLI receives every line.
• Verified in game: long-verdict ct_project, ct_list audio, and enabled project startup bake; zero exceptions, trailer visible.

Install

• Unzip so that Mods\ContentTool\ContentTool.dll and Mods\ContentTool\meta.json exist under your Phoenix Point Mods folder.
• Enable ContentTool in the in-game mod manager, then restart.
• Mods that depend on ContentTool list com.morgott.ContentTool in their meta.json Dependencies.