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FPSC Classic Product Chat / The sound range for decals?

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Maxi Studio
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Posted: 15th Jun 2007 19:29
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-How can I set the sound-range to the fire-decals?

- 1 to the man who help me


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Squelchy Tom
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Posted: 17th Jun 2007 13:18
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i would like to know too lol, i put a fire decal like 20 miles away and you can hear it from the other side of the map :S
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Roger Wilco
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Posted: 17th Jun 2007 13:42
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I'd like to know as well, as far as I know, there's no specific parameter for setting sound range. Hearing a computer buzz from 200 metres distance is kind of silly.

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xplosys
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Posted: 17th Jun 2007 16:23
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For now, you have to use a sound zone or plrdistwithin condition to control the distance. In most cases that also means remaking the sound at a lower volume, unless you want the sound to suddenly and unexpectedly blast out.

It takes a little effort, but you can also make the sound at a few different volumes and use plrdistwithin to call the louder ones as you get closer.

It's the price you have to pay for realism.

Best.

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Maxi Studio
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Posted: 18th Jun 2007 09:32
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Quote: "It takes a little effort, but you can also make the sound at a few different volumes and use plrdistwithin to call the louder ones as you get closer."

-A lot of more work

*Thanks xplosys


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jeffhuys
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Posted: 6th Jul 2007 21:44 Edited at: 6th Jul 2007 21:46
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You can use the soundscale command in the fpi file, search FPSC manual for it.

EDIT:
SOUNDSCALE=X | changes the 3D sound scale by percentage X

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