Hi. I am a bit of a NavyField modding expert.

.CXF files are really simple, you take an MP3 and change the file extension to .CXF. Easy. But the "SOUND" folder tricks you; background music is all that it contains.

Gun sounds are a bit more complex than the music sounds. Gun sounds are imbedded in .SPR files. The tool, SPRing, is capable of extracting and replacing these sounds (although it is not perfect, it gets the job done.) just like it can the graphics of NavyField. There are two SPR files that hold gun sounds, one is the file the game reads and the other one is just plain there. The active one is EFWPFT.spr; some sounds you will recognize in there will be fire_sma.wav (little DD and AA guns), 105MMCN1.wav (Mid-size CA and BB guns), 80MORT2..wav (Large AA bursts and big BB guns), and more. Another file which may interest you is EFBT.spr, which contains a large assortment of artillery fire and shell explosion noises as well as impacts and crashes. Other sound sprites are for the voiceovers, the aircraft, interface sounds, etc. Everything in NavyField that you hear is stored in a SPR file except the music.

The current version of SPRing is about 6.1; I have been updating it. While the core engine has not changed I modified the SPRInfo.txt so that SPRing can automatically find and read the new sprites (Does not work for everyone.) I established a newer, more active site modeled after the Navyfield Graphics Project at http://w11.zetaboards.com/NFSP/index/ and there I am available through the forums. You can download SPRing 5.1 here.A text file which can update the program's browser (though you still need to manually navigate to your SPR folder at least once for it to work, or ensure NF is installed in its default location) can be downloaded here.

All the game audio is replacable via the SPRing tool.


I believe the current version is 0.5.1 as I don't believe it is still being updated.





SPRing intakes the .WAV format. 

Gun Sounds are in  EFBT.spr in the "C:/Program Files/SD Enternet/NavyFIELD/SPR" directory.

(Note if in a 64 bit OS and you did not manually change the path, it defaults to Program Files (x86) instead of Program Files)







The CXF files in the SOUND Directory are harbor and battle music. Renaming .WAV to .CXF and .CXF to .WAV to replace those files.

Thanks for answer. i couldnt find SPRing tool. Can you provide me a link ?

Hi. I am a bit of a NavyField modding expert.

.CXF files are really simple, you take an MP3 and change the file extension to .CXF. Easy. But the "SOUND" folder tricks you; background music is all that it contains.

Gun sounds are a bit more complex than the music sounds. Gun sounds are imbedded in .SPR files. The tool, SPRing, is capable of extracting and replacing these sounds (although it is not perfect, it gets the job done.) just like it can the graphics of NavyField. There are two SPR files that hold gun sounds, one is the file the game reads and the other one is just plain there. The active one is EFWPFT.spr; some sounds you will recognize in there will be fire_sma.wav (little DD and AA guns), 105MMCN1.wav (Mid-size CA and BB guns), 80MORT2..wav (Large AA bursts and big BB guns), and more. Another file which may interest you is EFBT.spr, which contains a large assortment of artillery fire and shell explosion noises as well as impacts and crashes. Other sound sprites are for the voiceovers, the aircraft, interface sounds, etc. Everything in NavyField that you hear is stored in a SPR file except the music.

The current version of SPRing is about 6.1; I have been updating it. While the core engine has not changed I modified the SPRInfo.txt so that SPRing can automatically find and read the new sprites (Does not work for everyone.) I established a newer, more active site modeled after the Navyfield Graphics Project at http://w11.zetaboards.com/NFSP/index/ and there I am available through the forums. You can download SPRing 5.1 here.A text file which can update the program's browser (though you still need to manually navigate to your SPR folder at least once for it to work, or ensure NF is installed in its default location) can be downloaded here.

Thanks again. I extracted it now i want to make it like a monty firing sound. So i need to make it sound 4-5 times in a .waw file . But how ?

Actuall i will use it for my phone ring. So I need to play it louder like a full salvo. I'll take a look to that program.

what is the total size file of navyfield?