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FPSC Classic Scripts / Sound Not Playing

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ApertureGFX
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Posted: 18th Mar 2014 23:27 Edited at: 19th Mar 2014 15:23
Greetings (and my apologies for posting with issues so often )

The simplest way to word this, is that the sound specified isn't playing.

Here's the script:



I've also tried manually inputting the file path, but that didn't work either. The sound is a '.wav' file. The 'MUSICVOLUME' was another approach in attempting to make it work, but that didn't help.

Does anyone have any ideas?
ncmako
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Posted: 20th Mar 2014 16:08
ApertureGFX
It should work. As long as you (player) enters the zone and you
added the sound in the "trigger" properties settings.
Try this if your still having problems...

Let me know
best

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ApertureGFX
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Posted: 20th Mar 2014 17:13
Ncmako,

I gave your script a try and it's still not happening. The sound is definitely in the trigger properties settings. I have been messing with the music setup in the global script if that's likely to do anything, but I've tickered with that and it's not changed anything.
ncmako
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Posted: 21st Mar 2014 14:45
ApertureGFX
Yes, the "music" in the setuplevel.fpi (global script) is just for
background music. Try looking again into your .wav file.
Might be saved incorrectly??? I tend to use .ogg files. They
compress better and seem to always work.
Is the .wav file your using custom, or one of the stock ones?

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ApertureGFX
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Posted: 21st Mar 2014 17:33
I'll give the OGG a try.

I've noticed it doesn't work with any of my custom sounds (hence, yes, they are custom). It might be how Adobe Audition compressess them or something.
ncmako
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2014 17:29
Yes it must be...try looking at one of the stock .wav files
properties and see how they are set. Go with that.
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BlackFox
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Posted: 22nd Mar 2014 18:58
I assume the sound is in the "/audiobank" folder? If you use the "sound=$0", it will look in the root of "audiobank". Also, check the frequency (sample rate). The materials sounds (found in /audiobank/materials) use a frequency of 22000. I recall another user had a similar issue and had to change his sample rates to get them to work.

There's no problem that can't be solved without applying a little scripting.

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