[CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6) - Page 13

BoosterGold · 02-13-2017 , 17:41 Re: [CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by rogeraabbccdd

You have to prrcache your sound first.

Sorry, don't know what this means. The file is from CS:GO, not custom, if that has any relevance.

EDIT:

Progress! I added this:

Code:

    PrecacheSound("*player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbomba02.wav", true);
    PrecacheSound("*player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav", true);

Now, when I play in the server solo, it plays the sounds correctly. Even selects the correct sound depending on the site it chooses.

However, when another player joins the server, the sound is played to neither of us. It also does not give any errors in the console log.

BoosterGold · 02-13-2017 , 18:07 Re: [CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by waylander3

*player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav
Try use "*" before folder-file

Hi Waylander, thank you for this. I did add a * before my file names and it's semi-working as described above.

Trans_Am_00 · 03-06-2017 , 22:53 Suggestion

@splewis

when i type this command /scramble

This message is shown at the chat

Quote:

[Retakes] Trans_am_00 has set the teams to be scrambled next round.

Is it possible that when /scramble is typed, this message is shown instead

Quote:

[Retakes] Admin has set the teams to be scrambled next round.

Gdk · 03-07-2017 , 19:08 Re: [CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoosterGold

Sorry, don't know what this means. The file is from CS:GO, not custom, if that has any relevance.

EDIT:

Progress! I added this:

Code:

    PrecacheSound("*player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbomba02.wav", true);
    PrecacheSound("*player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav", true);

Now, when I play in the server solo, it plays the sounds correctly. Even selects the correct sound depending on the site it chooses.

However, when another player joins the server, the sound is played to neither of us. It also does not give any errors in the console log.

You can just do a client command on every player you want to play the sound to:

ClientCommand(client, playgamesound player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav);

BoosterGold · *Last edited by BoosterGold; 03-09-2017 at 17:15.*

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gdk

You can just do a client command on every player you want to play the sound to:

ClientCommand(client, playgamesound player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav);

Here's the updated, working code:

In OnMapStart:

PHP Code:


			
    PrecacheSound("player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbomba02.wav", true);
    PrecacheSound("player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav", true);

In Action Event_RoundPostStart:

PHP Code:


			
    if (!g_EditMode) {
        GameRules_SetProp("m_iRoundTime", g_hRoundTime.IntValue, 4, 0, true);
        Retakes_MessageToAll("%t", "RetakeSiteMessage", SITESTRING(g_Bombsite), g_NumT, g_NumCT);

        CreateTimer(0.5, timer_imgoingtoplantthebomb);
    }

By itself:

PHP Code:


			
public Action timer_imgoingtoplantthebomb(Handle timer) {
        if (g_Bombsite == BombsiteA) {
            EmitSoundToAll("player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbomba02.wav");
        }

        if (g_Bombsite == BombsiteB) {
            EmitSoundToAll("player/vo/phoenix/goingtoplantbombb01.wav");
        }
}

For some reason, putting it inside a timer made the EmitSoundToAll wrapper work. My next task is to change the voice files depending on which character models the map's .kv loads.

Gdk · 03-10-2017 , 14:36 Re: [CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoosterGold

Here's the updated, working code:
.......

That's fine if it's working but what I am saying is if it's an included game sound, you dont need to precache or use any timers using this method

BoosterGold · 03-10-2017 , 18:50 Re: [CS:GO] Retakes (v0.3.2, 2016-4-6)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gdk

That's fine if it's working but what I am saying is if it's an included game sound, you dont need to precache or use any timers using this method

Oh, true. Some people around here seem to think that forcing clients to perform commands is a less 'clean' way of doing stuff, though. It's all up to preference.