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# Customizing Your Content Pack

Although we try to include everything you'll ever need for awesome space adventures in the default Content Pack, you're always welcome to add your own content to customize your experience.

## Music, Images, and Skyboxes

Adding your own music, images, and skyboxes is as simple as dropping them into the Content Pack's respective sub-folders.  *Infinity Command* will automatically detect and load them.

{% hint style="info" %}
When adding your own skyboxes, make sure your image files' naming convention matches the built-in skyboxes. Otherwise, the system might not detect them correctly.
{% endhint %}

## Sound Effects and Videos

Customizing sound effects and videos is slightly more involved because they require additional meta data, which specifies their IDs and determines how they are played (e.g. looping, etc.).  This meta data is defined in `.json` files located in the Sound Effect and Video sub-folders.

Use the existing files as a guide when adding your own, and if you have any questions feel free to [connect with us on Discord](https://discord.gg/wmNhfUksJP) and we'll walk you through the process.

## 3D Models and Procedural Planets

To add your own 3D models or procedural planets, you'll need access to our open-source Unity project for content creation. We're still in the process of publishing the repo to the public, but in the meantime if you [ping us on Discord](https://discord.gg/wmNhfUksJP) we'll help you get access.

## Customizing Cues & Cue Cards

*Infinity Command* comes with a variety of ready-made Cues and Cue Cards, available within the `Scripting` sub-folder of the Content Pack.  These are available for your reference, but they are also triggered by the app itself.

For example, when Red Alert is triggered, the app executes the Red Alert Cue Card, which specifies the sound effect and video that should play.

But what if you want to change this effect?  What if you want to play a different sound effect or remove the video entirely?  Fear not!  You can override the built-in Cues and Cue Cards:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Identify the Cue or Cue Card you want to override

They are `.json` files in the `Cues` or `CueCards` subfolders of `ContentPack/Scripting`.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Duplicate the .json file

This ensures that the ID of the duplicate matches the original ID.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Create a "Custom" subfolder

This folder should be *inside* the `Cues` or `CueCards` folder.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Move your duplicated .json file into the "Custom" subfolder

{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Edit the duplicated .json file as desired

But make sure not to edit the ID.  It should match the ID of the original.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

When *Infinity Command* detects multiple Cues or Cue Cards with the same ID, it gives preference to the one inside the `Custom` sub-folder.


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