Ive got a question , is there any mod that will replace music to distand battle sounds?
I want to feel deeper into the battlefield of NW
-Download some atmospheric battlefield background sound (or if can't find any you're happy with, learn to use free software like Audacity to create one long sound composed of several smaller sounds you downloaded, play around with effects menu to create the impression of distance and open space).
-Then, in case you just downloaded a sound, it will probably be .wav or .mp3, use some free tool to convert your sound into .ogg format (there are even websites where you can convert files online without downloading any program).
-Then, per each .ogg file in Modules/Napoleonic Wars/Music/ copy your new .ogg file into that folder, each time renaming the file as one of music files, so you overwrite them all. In the end folder should look the same with all the files named the same way, with difference being that each file will actually be that sound you prepared. Alternatively you could prepare several different sounds rather than one, so as music track changes so do sounds change, adding randomness to it all.
-Test in-game. Fix problems if they pop up or alter the sound more if you're not happy with it.
-After you're sure it is all working well, pack your Music folder into .rar or .zip, upload to forum, make forum thread about a new modification and name it after yourself, and voilĂ , there is now a mod which does what you wanted it to.
Does anyone knows how can i make uniforms look a bit dirty with mud on them?
Impossible without altering each damn texture, and there are many. Photoshop and some other programs can do batch operations on large number of files, meaning you could automatize adding mud layer to many images, but results wouldn't be as good as if you drawn mud by hand. Adding good looking mud to all uniforms is a large project (not to mention you would have to alter normalmap and specularmap images as well for most realistic results) but you could add mud to one uniform for fun and practice, look for some texturing tutorial around here or on taleworlds forum.