[Author]
Name=Pixelthief
Site=Www.create-games.com
Game=Freeware

//Unfortunately, due to a terminal glitch in TGF, all the music files are
//stored TWICE inside the game; once in the .gam file, and once externally
//inside this folder. I could not seem to remove them from the .gam file,
//So the file size is a little redundant. In normal TGF programming, .midi files
//are stored internally. This system seems to work for the first 25 songs, but
//something with the default player made it buggy such that adding more songs would
//actually run TGF out of memory, and it would horrifically corrupt everything about
//the game. So instead, I deleted all the files from in-game and load them externally
//The problem with this that the files are still residually stored in the .gam file.
//The only way to remove them would be to create a new file and copy/paste all the
//Code and objects from GridQuest into it; essentially copying every level.
//Unfortunately, GridQuest is so huge that attempting this crashes TGF instantly.

//These files are read from the game during runtime using Microsofts MCI protocol
//If attempting to run on a non-PC, things might not work
//If your music isn't loading, try putting it into a filename such that the path,
//Has no spaces in it
//For example, C:/games/gridquest/grids/music/GQ1.mid <--- GOOD
//For example, C:/games/grid quest/grids/music/GQ1.mid <--- BAD
//I think I fixed this glitch on MCI command protocol, but it could persist.
//If you encounter any other glitch that seems to make it so no music is playing
//at runtime, please email Pixelthief at
//gobanana2000(at)yahoo(dot)com


~~~~~SOURCES.INI~~~~~
//These two .INI files are not read, but rather are used purely as credits;
//Data takes the form of
//[FileName]
//FileName="Name of .mid as downloaded"
//File Type: "(MIDI)"
//Game System: "What console it was on"
//Game Name: "Name of the game it is from"
//Song Title: "Name of Song"
//Sequenced by: "Person who created the .MIDI"
//Song Originally Composed by: "Author of the track"
//URL
[GQ1]
FileName=Luf2town.mid
File Type: MIDI
Game System: Super Nintendo
Game Name: Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals
Song Title: Town (v1.1)
Sequenced by: SinclairC <sinclair@weyland-yutani.net>
Song Originally Composed by: Yasunori Shiono
http://www.vgmusic.com/new-files/luf2town.mid