Thank you

I didn't make the connection with frontend and the main menu and it looks like most of the important sounds have descriptive names.

There are a couple that are labelled "button_" then some number which still might take a bit of time to work out but.

Hi there, welcome!
You can find most of the sounds you're looking for in the "soundfx.rcf" file (which you can view/extract contents from with the RCF Explorer).
Most frontend sounds (pause, main menu, etc) can be found in "/soundfx/frontend".
I don't really have a full list of the sounds, but I think most of them should either be in there, or inside "/soundfx/optionsmenu".
I hope this helps!

Hello, I am DrFuff :)

I am a fighting game addict with a history of archiving MUGEN creations for the past 5 years (not a part of the website). These days I tend to focus more on building a career in IT so I've slowed down a bit on that. However, I still have a passion for games from the early 2000s too now and learning about technology in games fascinate me.

I found out about the SHAR modding scene a few years ago on an internet deep dive but I joined the Donut Team for 2 reasons. Firstly, I've been a fan of LiquidWifi for around 2 years so the Simpsons Hit and Run is always at the forefront of my mind. Secondly, I am interested in making a mod. I have an idea on what I'm going to make and it certainly seems possible with what else I've seen showcase. However, I'm not going to say anything because I have seen what has happened to so many half life mods that were announced years ago that were worked until suddenly they weren't. I could say that I am making a mod, look forward to it, but looking at some of my other projects that might be a "nah". Only time will tell.

Regardless of my devotion to my programming the tools are very impressive and the community positive. I'm officially a Mac user now but maybe I'll get around to trying out some mods for myself.

:)