Trackmap parameters

In Pikmin 2, the trackMap files located in /user/Totaka and /user/Wakai respectively are responsible for mapping instruments into certain mixes. They also set which instruments will skip notes when a Pikmin has died and the player has less than 10 Pikmin. There can be a maximum of 32 entries in each trackMap file; the game will fail to read a 33rd entry.

Format:

cavesong_XX_Y.cnd
{
	4 	# basic (Main mix)
	2 	# event (Task mix)
	2 	# otakara event (Treasure mix)
	1 	# kehai (Enemy mix)
	2 	# battle (Combat mix)
	2 	# ground (Spiderwort mix)
	
	# pikmin数演出トラック定義 
	{
	  	1 1 1 1	# 0~3
		0 0 0 0	# 4~7
		0 0 0 0	# 8~11
		0 0 0 0	# 12~15
	}

	# マスクするnote on ID
	{
		0 0 0 1 	#0~3
		1 1 1 1 	#4~7
	}
}

• The first part is how many instruments will be in each mix. They must be grouped sequentially; in this example, the first 4 instruments in the song will be in the main mix, the next 2 instruments will be in the task mix, and so on.
  Each mix must contain at least 1 track, as a mix with 0 tracks will not work. Additionally, the sum of all the tracks must not be greater than 16, which is the maximum number of tracks a song can have.
• The 16 values below is which of the 16 tracks will skip notes. Tracks set to "1" will skip notes when a Pikmin has died and the Pikmin count is below 10.
  There must be at least one track set to 1, or the game will crash.
• The 8 values at the bottom is a table for when notes will be skipped in the theme. This was left the same for every song in the vanilla game.
  Setting all 8 values to 0 will make it so there is no difference when the player loses a lot of Pikmin; if they are all set to 1, the instrument will practically disappear completely.