[TheNewt]

No. Wilson now you are just being arrogant. They point out mistakes, so you can fix them. They point out future errors becuase they WILL happen from players who use your coding and don't know the inherent risks. And they will ask "what the fuck just happened". If you don't know whats wrong with your own plugin/tutorial, and someone else does, and tries to tell you. Listen, it helps a lot when some one else has the same problem, and asks you for help since you should know the answer.
Lastly, just becuase THIS works doesn't make it perfect.
They aren't pointing out errors becuase they can, they point out errors becuase they are errors! How simple can it get?

[Illusionist]

Ok so wait, will this coding block a sound from reaching clients other than the source client (who is emitting the sound) or will it block the sound altogether so that no one will hear it even, even the person who is emitting the sound? Which brings me into another question that is aside from this coding, is there a coding line that plays a sound that only the emitting player can hear, like instead of "emit_sound(id,CHAN_[TYPE], "[sound]", 1.0, ATTN_NORM, 0, PITCH_NORM)" is there a way to play a sound so that only one client can hear it?

By the way, thanks for this tutorial, it can be quite useful. And I think you guys should be nicer to Wilson, it almost seems like you're trying to put him down or something.

[Zenith77]

It blocks the sound completely (as it is server side). As for playing a sound to one client you can execute one of these commands on a client:

Note: These commands automatically assume that the dir you type is under sounds

spk "test/test.wav" mp3 play "afolder/amp3file.mp3"

[TheNewt]

By the way, thanks for this tutorial, it can be quite useful. And I think you guys should be nicer to Wilson, it almost seems like you're trying to put him down or something.

We don't.
We give helpful advise, and constructive criticism to help him become a better person... At what? I have no idea. Don't ask me.

the tutorial teaches people how to block emitted sounds. and it does block emitted sounds.

Can't you see that this is one of the most arrogant responses that can be made, ever?
Lemme put it in a more ... potent, explanation.

Originally Posted by MadeUp The book teaches people how to kill dogs, all methods inside this book do work.

That doesn't make the book automatically the most awesomely best book ever. It makes it say something, without saying the bad things that come with it!
Someone intillegent would read the book, understand that it doesn't actually mean for the person to go out to kill a dog.
Like how this tutorial teaches a way to block sounds, and Zenith and Hawk read it, and saw a fatal flaw.
A simple-minded fool might read the book and actually TRY to kill a dog!
So someone who doesn't know the fatal flaw of the plugin, would use the coding and then have it come crashing down apon them, and would tear Wilson a new one!
Hows that for an analogy? Okay? Understand?

[hleV]

Is it possible to emit a sound to a single player (which is emitting the sound). But I want to emit not a mp3 sound, I want .wav.

[fxfighter]

use "spk sound/file" instead of mp3 play and print it the users console.

[hleV]

OK, I'm trying this:

console_cmd(0, "spk mysound/mysound.wav")

But it isn't working.

[Alka]

client_cmd(id, "spk misc/rofl.wav");

[hleV]

Originally Posted by Alka client_cmd(id, "spk misc/rofl.wav");

I think that I will not be the only one who hear this sound with this method.

[YamiKaitou]

Originally Posted by hleV I think that I will not be the only one who hear this sound with this method.

Nope. Only that id will hear the sound