I'm sorry. I'm normally not the pedantic sort but I just want to offer up a slight correction here. The sounds between songs aren't a cassette machine. What you're hearing is the needle on a small turntable skidding on the end of the 45 RPM single. The next sound is the selector arm lifting the record off the turntable, replacing it in the carousel. Then the arm selects another from the collection, lifts it, and places it onto the table. Needle comes down and the new song begins.
When I was a child in the early 70s, my father worked for a bar owner taking care of his pinball machines and jukeboxes. These sounds are ingrained in my mind. The jukebox model in the base editor is a more modern, CD-based system but the .ogg file is from a much older machine using vinyl.
What I'm not sorry about is the hundred+ hours I've already spent building a base for my SG of one on Excelsior. I missed this so much and no game I've gotten into since the Exile has come close to scratching this itch. I was a Thanos-snap's breath away from finally buying Minecraft when an old friend contacted me about Homecoming. I've yet to get my first character to 50 but I've filled up a 16 by 20 plot with my eyes already focused on an upgrade to the largest possible base.
Thank you for the great cheat sheet and to everyone who has worked to make sure this part of the game is there and better than it ever was.
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