Menu music does not play when reentering the menu.

I am making a game prototype using tutorial.base as the startign point. I have added some background music to the menu.

To do it, on the "audioProfiles.cs" file, I have added a new AudioProfile datablock, defined as follows:

datablock AudioProfile(MenuAudio)
{
	filename = "~/data/sound/music/theawakening.ogg";
	description = AudioLoopingGui;
	preload = true;
};

"AudioLoopingGui" is an AudioDescription defined in the same file (standard stuff that came with tutorial.base). When the game starts, it works perfectly. When I click the "Start!" button, the mission is loaded and the game starts. After that, when I exit the mission and come back to the menu, the music is not played, and I receive the following console message:

Quote:Unable to locate audio profile 'MenuAudio'

I decided to move the datablock from audioProfiles.cs to the MainMenuGui::onWake() function, right before alxPlay() is called, to ensure that the AudioProfile is defined, as the datablock will be redefined each time we reenter the menu. I receive the following error then:

Quote:Object 'AudioLoopingGui' is not a member of the 'AudioDescription' data block class

Which means that the AudioDescription created befored cannot be found. So... I guess that after you exit form a mission, all the datablocks are deleted, including the ones used in the menu? That makes sense, as the file audioProfiles.cs, which defines all the datablocks for the audio, is loaded on the iniClient() function, just on the game startup, and not every time we enter the menu, so if the MissionCleanup deletes the datablocks, they are not loaded again...

So my question is... to fix that, is it ok to just move the line 'exec("./scripts/audioProfiles.cs");' from the function initClient() to MainMenuGui::onAdd()? This way, they will be redefined everytime the player enters the menu. I am asking because I don't know if this is an optimal way to do it (maybe it is a waste of memory, as they are redefined a lot of times?), or if there are better ways.

Thanks.