[geertjan88]

client_cmd(players[i],"speak ^"phone/beep^"")
client_print(players[i],print_chat,"Message 1 !^n")
client_print(players[i],print_chat,"Message 2 !^n")

when i use this code. It works for everyone in the server except for me.... :/. It does download the sound file from the server but it just doesn't play it. I double checked on other players and it does play the file for them but not for me. Also i do get the 2 two client_print print's but no sound.

[mateo10]

Can't you use

client_cmd(players[i], "play phone/beep")

[The Specialist]

well the problem is obviously in the indexs held in the players[i]. if we cold see the rest of the code we can tell you why its not executing on you.

[geertjan88]

oke i am off to get some food now after that i will thanks in advance

[geertjan88]

Originally Posted by The Specialist well the problem is obviously in the indexs held in the players[i]. if we cold see the rest of the code we can tell you why its not executing on you.

No it's not couse it does show the 2 messages to me.

[dutchmeat]

try this instead of the speak:

emit_sound(players[i], CHAN_AUTO, "phone/beep.wav", 1.0, ATTN_NORM, 0, PITCH_NORM)

[The Specialist]

well if the file he want to emit is wav then use emit_sound but emit_sound doesnt support mp3 . so if he wants to use an mp3 he has to use the speak.

[dutchmeat]

true, or:
mp3 play ...

[stupok]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the fact that he is an admin has to do with it. Does the immunity flag prevent client_cmd() from being executed on the client?

Too lazy to look at the client_cmd function at the moment.

[watch]

No^

Play, speak and spk all work the same afaik, add .wav to the end and see if it works.

client_cmd(0,"speak phone/beep.wav")

If its an mp3 use "mp3 play phone/beep.mp3"

Precaching a file or putting it in a .res file will mean clients download it