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cchausman wrote:

Sanocon wrote:I already did that and it works, but only for the npcs not the player. The only sounds you get when your the player is physical contact sounds.

To clarify, physical contact sounds such as a punch landing or a weapon slicing flesh, not the character vocalizing.

On that note, I don't even think the NPCs make injury vocalizations, just effort sounds (attacking) and the death one.

Sanocon wrote:

cchausman wrote:

Sanocon wrote:I already did that and it works, but only for the npcs not the player. The only sounds you get when your the player is physical contact sounds.

To clarify, physical contact sounds such as a punch landing or a weapon slicing flesh, not the character vocalizing.

On that note, I don't even think the NPCs make injury vocalizations, just effort sounds (attacking) and the death one.

Look in the data/sounds folder. There are different types the default is non-voice acting based, that's why they sound that way. (I can't remeber which alpha video it is but David did cover this on changing voice files.)

Ok I'm going to try adding the voice files myself and see the debug script when I boot a level. Anybody know what programing format the aschar file is so I can activate the proper programing highlighter?

cchausman wrote:

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awake && knocked_out == _unconscious){
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/voice/animal/wolf_get_hit.xml";
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/hit/hit_medium_juicy.xml";
        PlaySoundGroup(sound, this_mo.position);
}

awake && knocked_out == _unconscious){
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/voice/animal/wolf_get_hit.xml";
        sound = "Data/Sounds/hit/hit_medium_juicy.xml";
        PlaySoundGroup(sound, this_mo.position);
}

cchausman wrote:I believe .as is the extension for an action script file. I don't understand the rest of what you said though.

Sanocon wrote:ok so after a while, i figured out how to implement the sounds. (programming talk activated) so what's going on is the aschar script uses [string sound ="name/of/file/path/and/script.xml";] to load and play the sound, however "sound" is a local variable and it can only be declared once. cchausman had it close,

cchausman wrote:

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awake && knocked_out == _unconscious){
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/voice/animal/wolf_get_hit.xml";
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/hit/hit_medium_juicy.xml";
        PlaySoundGroup(sound, this_mo.position);
}

however since "sound" has already been declared as a string, "string" is not needed, so the code needs to be like this.

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awake && knocked_out == _unconscious){
        string sound = "Data/Sounds/voice/animal/wolf_get_hit.xml";
        sound = "Data/Sounds/hit/hit_medium_juicy.xml";
        PlaySoundGroup(sound, this_mo.position);
}

(programming talk off)
I'll see which ones work and which ones don't. if i run into any probloms I'll let you folks know.

void TakeDamage(float how_much){
    if(this_mo.controlled){
        AchievementEventFloat("player_damage", how_much);
    }
    const float _permananent_damage_mult = 0.4f;
    how_much *= p_damage_multiplier;
    temp_health -= how_much;
    permanent_health -= how_much * _permananent_damage_mult;
    if(permanent_health <= 0.0f && knocked_out != _dead){
        level.SendMessage("character_died "+this_mo.getID());
        SetKnockedOut(_dead);
        this_mo.StopVoice();
    }
    if(temp_health <= 0.0f && knocked_out == _awake){
        level.SendMessage("character_knocked_out "+this_mo.getID());
        SetKnockedOut(_unconscious);
        --lives;
        if(lives > 0){
            RecoverHealth();
            recovery_time = 3.0f;
            roll_recovery_time = 3.0f;
        } else {
            if(this_mo.controlled){
                TimedSlowMotion(0.1f,0.7f, 0.05f);
            }
            if(!this_mo.controlled && tethered == _TETHERED_FREE){
                this_mo.PlaySoundGroupVoice("death",0.4f);
            }
            //SetRagdollType(_RGDL_INJURED);
        }
    }
}

cchausman wrote:Well hot damn, I was close! Do you know how to implement sounds into code that never initially had that "string sound" line to begin with?

Sanocon wrote:when you type in the script for a a non existing sound script, did the game give an error saying that the "enemycontrol.as" failed to load or something?

Thomason1005 wrote:Angelscript is similar to on c++

and for the sound you should be able to just use
PlaySoundGroup("Data/Sounds/hit/hit_medium_juicy.xml", this_mo.position);
anywhere you want

Sanocon wrote:So, I'm finally starting to change up some code, since almost all of the button based keys can be knocked out quickly, I might as well start on the button I cant seem to find. The jump key. Now i think i found something which it calls the key "mouse0" I need to know if i'm close or not or if the spacebar has a different i.d. name.

Thomason1005 wrote:

Sanocon wrote:So, I'm finally starting to change up some code, since almost all of the button based keys can be knocked out quickly, I might as well start on the button I cant seem to find. The jump key. Now i think i found something which it calls the key "mouse0" I need to know if i'm close or not or if the spacebar has a different i.d. name.

mouse0 doesnt sound right. It might not be spacebar as you wont find any keys in the script that can be changed in the options screen.

Thomason1005 wrote:so as far as i understand it, aschar.as simulates the character which is then controlled either by playercontrol.as (player) or enemycontrol.as (ai).

the button presses for character controlling that can be rebound in the settings are used in playercontrol.as like p.e. GetInputDown(this_mo.controller_id, "jump") for the jump.

i dont know if this is where you want to go for the sounds, as these are basically called from aschar.as

i honestly dont really know what you want to make with this mod. what sounds are missing on player and is this a problem of the turner character or any char that is controlled by a player?