[wtfaatp]

So anyone tell me why this isn't working? PLEASE

stock AddFolderToPrecacheTables(const String:Directory[], bool:random = false) 
{
    decl String:FileName[64], String:Path[512];
    new Handle:Dir = OpenDirectory(Directory), FileType:Type;
    while(ReadDirEntry(Dir, FileName, sizeof(FileName), Type))
    {
        if(Type == FileType_Directory)
        {
            Format(FileName, sizeof(FileName), "%s/%s", Directory, FileName);
            AddFolderToPrecacheTables(FileName);
            continue;
        }
        if (Type != FileType_File)
        {
            continue;
        }
        Format(Path, sizeof(Path), "%s/%s", Directory, FileName);
        PrecacheSound(Path);
        
        if (random) PushArrayString(g_hArray_Random, Path);
        
        Format(Path, sizeof(Path), "sound/%s/%s", Directory, FileName);
        AddFileToDownloadsTable(Path);
    }
}

[xf117]

Are you sure this

PHP Code:

new Handle:Dir = OpenDirectory(Directory), FileType:Type; 


working as you think it is? Extra line won't hurt and looks much cleaner.

Also you are putting both directory and filename into the Filename[64] which is might be too small. There is a PLATFORM_MAX_PATH constant just for that.

And i would check what you are actually getting from ReadDirEntry, maybe it returns extra / or something.

And the last one. Are you sure you are passing the full path in function? I guess the idea was: you have a folder structure something like this:

sound/
          myubersounds/
                             funsounds/
                             music/
                             vote/

And passing AddFolderToPrecacheTables("sound/myubersounds") will precache all the sounds.
But when it comes to second iteration, it will pass the AddFolderToPrecacheTables("myubersounds/ololo.mp3") and then AddFolderToPrecacheTables("music/ululung.mp3"). I hope you get the idea. I don't think you are keeping the folder structure. You are using only the last folder in chain. But you need the full path for precache function to work.

[MasterOfTheXP]

You have the sound files installed on the server in the same paths, right? Usually, custom sound files (or, really, all sound files...) aren't required to be on the server, but they need to be in order for that function to work.