It's recommended to follow the SoundAPI naming convention for your conditions, mappings, config, etc.
Most names will be broken down into Part1:Part2:Part3. You should have 2 or 3 parts. You should never have spaces.
NOTE
Sometimes parts are inter-changeably called sections
SoundAPI (will) reserve 1 part for itself for things that are generic across games (e.g: config, mod_installed).
Casing
The first part is PascalCase, following parts are snake_case.
Invalid Examples
my_mod:my_condition - first part is not PascalCase MyMod:MyCondition - second part is not snake_case
Conditions/Mappings
These should be prefixed with either:
- your mod name (e.g:
FacilityMeltdown) - or the game name (only when making specific game bindings! e.g:
LethalCompany)
Valid Examples
FacilityMeltdown:meltdown_music LethalCompany:dungeon:name
Config
Becuase configs are private to your mod, you do not need to prefix them with your mod name. Instead the naming convention is required to fill out information to generate the file.
For example the name SoundReplacements:replace_spider_sounds is generated in the config file as:
[SoundReplacements]
## Other information from config file
replace_spider_sounds = true