[Noitartsiger]

acidreign420 pls provide some more info (game, OS, have you run that plugin before the steampipe, version of MM and SM, does it show download on connection, maybe describe it more precisely)

Have you configured your fastdl, downloadurl and say-sounds.cfg correctly?

[friagram]

Cant you just vpk the files, and add only the vpk you make to the downloads table instead of each file individually? Vpks should preserve dir structure

[gH0sTy]

As far as I know nothing changes from the server point of view.
Sounds still go into the <game>/sound folder and the fast download structure will be the same as before the Steampipe conversion.
The only change is that all downloaded files like sounds and maps will be downloaded to the "download" folder on the client side.
The custom folder is just for modifications of default game files like a custom scoreboard etc.

[DragonLight]

It is borked for SteamPipe...however it is fixable it looks like. I was digging through it and found the Native that was causing the issue.

/**
 * Opens a sound file.
 *
 * @note Sound files are closed with CloseHandle().
 *
 * @param file                File to open
 * @param relativeToSound    if true, it is relative to the sound directory, otherwise you have to build the path yourself
 * @return                    A Handle to the sound file, INVALID_HANDLE on open error.
 */
native Handle:OpenSoundFile(const String:file[], bool:relativeToSound=true);

It looks like it looks for the sound files in the /sound file by default from the Native, thats why its throwing the invalid error. (since SteamPipe now puts them into the /download folder with sound path there instead.

Line 1584 is where its getting hung up at. It's trying to get SoundLib to open the file and read the sound length + sampling rate.

[gH0sTy]

Don't put your sounds files in the download folder on the server.
If they've been put in the download folder during the Steampipe conversion put them back to the sound folder.

[Webster]

I wish there was a cvar to disable the karaoke menu. I don't use Karaoke, and most people don't that use this plugin. My admins just see this useless Karaoke option in the menu.

It's working great besides that. Thank you for sharing.

[Miss.Xantis]

Originally Posted by gH0sTy As far as I know nothing changes from the server point of view. Sounds still go into the <game>/sound folder and the fast download structure will be the same as before the Steampipe conversion. The only change is that all downloaded files like sounds and maps will be downloaded to the "download" folder on the client side. The custom folder is just for modifications of default game files like a custom scoreboard etc.

If i put the sounds only in the <game>/sound folder, it is not working. If the sounds are
in the costum folder too, everything is fine.

[ws70713]

it always show this message "
[Sound] S_StartSound(): Failed to load sound '***\****.wav'. File is missing from disk/repository.

I'm sure the files are exist in server and client

and my sound folder is already set in the white_list

the sound files download correct in game

but no sound played when I type the triggers and show that message in console

can anyone help me?? CS:GO server

sorry for my bad English...XD...

[Noitartsiger]

Originally Posted by Webster I wish there was a cvar to disable the karaoke menu. I don't use Karaoke, and most people don't that use this plugin. My admins just see this useless Karaoke option in the menu. It's working great besides that. Thank you for sharing.

Look for cvars and change adminflag level.

/addons/sourcemod/config/admin_overrides.cfg

"sm_karaoke" "z"

[lyric]

i can confirm that steampipe did not break this