[Ethorbit]

I want to stop this sound:
npc/fast_zombie/gurgle_loop1.wav
for every 300 seconds, for every player in the server.

StopSound(client, SNDCHAN_STATIC, "npc/fast_zombie/gurgle_loop1.wav");

Won't work for me.

I also tried this:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
	CreateTimer(1.0, StopSounds, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}
 
public Action StopSounds(Handle timer)
{
	int players[MAXPLAYERS];
	int i;
	for(i = 1; i <= MaxClients; i++) 
	{
			StopSound(players[i], SNDCHAN_STATIC, "npc/fast_zombie/gurgle_loop1.wav");
			StopSound(players[i], SNDCHAN_STREAM, "npc/antlion/pain1.wav");
			StopSound(players[i], SNDCHAN_STREAM, "npc/antlion/fly1.wav");
			StopSound(players[i], SNDCHAN_STREAM, "npc/antlion/idle1.wav");				
			PrintToChatAll("Sounds automatically stopped!");
	}
}

It doesn't actually stop any sounds.

I don't know which channel is for which sound so I messed with stream and static but nothing is getting stopped.

[Walgrim]

Hoi,
Try this

PHP Code:

public void OnPluginStart()
{
    CreateTimer(1.0, StopSounds, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action StopSounds(Handle timer)
{
    for(new i=1;i<=MaxClients;i++)
    {
            StopSound(i, SNDCHAN_AUTO, "npc/fast_zombie/gurgle_loop1.wav");
            StopSound(i, SNDCHAN_AUTO, "npc/antlion/pain1.wav");
            StopSound(i, SNDCHAN_AUTO, "npc/antlion/fly1.wav");
            StopSound(i, SNDCHAN_AUTO, "npc/antlion/idle1.wav");
            PrintToChatAll("Sounds automatically stopped!");
    }
} 


Well if you want it for every 300 seconds just set the timer at 300.0 and use OnMapStart maybe

[8guawong]

check your error log
probably have errors about invalid client index ;)

[Ethorbit]

Originally Posted by Walgrim Hoi, Try this

Thanks! I apparently had #pragma newdecls required so that's why my code was so bad, it kept telling me to use new declarations and I was confused at that.

However, even trying the

PHP Code:

public void OnMapStart()
{
    CreateTimer(1.0, StopSounds, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
} 


Nothing is getting stopped, I have this antlion in my map which is set to make a lot of pain sounds, but it is still heard even with this script running.

I'm trying 1 second for now so that way I'll know if the script works or not.


Not sure if the sound name is wrong or something, but here's what it looks like in hammer:
http://imgur.com/a/8YMPA

[Ethorbit]

Originally Posted by 8guawong check your error log probably have errors about invalid client index ;)

Nope.
Checked
F:\Server\hl2mp server\hl2mp\addons\sourcemod\logs and
F:\Server\hl2mp server\hl2mp\logs

Server console
Ingame console
0 errors

[headline]

PHP Code:

ClientCommand(client, "playgamesound Music.StopAllExceptMusic"); 


Maybe?

[Ethorbit]

Originally Posted by Headline PHP Code: ClientCommand(client, "playgamesound Music.StopAllExceptMusic");  Maybe?

About that error thing earlier, I just used that command and got:
L 06/09/2017 - 15:47:31: [SM] Exception reported: Client 2 is not connected
when I was all alone
adding a bot made the server lag and for 5 seconds and then did this:
L 06/09/2017 - 15:47:31: [SM] Exception reported: Client 3 is not connected
The server continued to function fine, but the sounds never stopped.

PHP Code:

#include <sdktools>

public void OnMapStart()
{
    CreateTimer(1.0, StopSounds, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action StopSounds(Handle timer)
{
    for(new i=1;i<=MaxClients;i++)
    {
    ClientCommand(i, "playgamesound Music.StopAllExceptMusic");  
            PrintToChatAll("Sounds automatically stopped!");
    }
} 


[Ethorbit]

Okay, so I implemented a check, there's no errors now, nor does the server lag when a bot connects, but the sounds are not being stopped still.

PHP Code:

#include <sdktools>

public void OnMapStart()
{
    CreateTimer(1.0, StopSounds, _, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action StopSounds(Handle timer)
{
    for(new i=1;i<=MaxClients;i++)
    {
    if(IsClientInGame(i) && !IsFakeClient(i)) { 
    ClientCommand(i, "playgamesound Music.StopAllExceptMusic");  
            PrintToChatAll("Sounds automatically stopped!");
        }
        else
        {
        return
        }
    }
} 


It seems that I found a workaround for the sound loops outside of sourcemod. I don't need the fix anymore, I think this script works on other games, but I've been creating it for Half-Life 2: Deathmatch for anyone wondering.

You're welcome to find a fix, I probably won't be using it.