Try this: first, go back to the mod's
music folder, and delete all the vanilla songs. Then, go to
songs.txt and switch your custom songs to
factor = 1. Remove all the entries for the vanilla songs, making sure you get all the brackets and whatnot while also not screwing up the bracketing structure for the custom song entries.
Then, add this line to the GoT
.mod file:
The default mod behavior is
extending paths, which utilizes the existing vanilla files and merges changes from the loaded mod files into the vanilla ones.
replace_path, on the other hand,
totally overwrites all the vanilla files in the default directory with the files in the corresponding mod directory. So, when you load the mod, it will load the mod's
music folder as if it were the vanilla version, and only use that directory.
While these changes should only apply to games you play with the mod, I'd enable the
.mod file's
user_dir variable for added safety. (If the mod fails to launch after enabling this, you may need to add an empty folder named after whatever you assigned to
user_dir in your "Paradox Interactive" folder (in
My Documents [PC] or
~/Documents [Mac]. Note that this will generate a new set of default settings for this particular "profile," so you'll likely need to readjust the graphics and sound settings, etc., when you launch it for the first time.)