Adding Animation Sounds

[Kydoimos 916]

Hi all,

 

Did a search on the forums for 'sound' and 'animation', but surprisingly it didn't actually turn up much! Basically, I've got a config entry for adding a sound and I wondered where I'm meant to put it:

sound[] = {"\Gun_Cabinet\Gun_Cabinet\Sounds\Gun_Cabinet_Close.ogg", 
10.000000, 1};

In the config viewer, I saw that buildings have sounds listed under AnimationSources - but I couldn't see separate sounds for opening and closing doors. Just looking for a bit of a guidance on the subject :) Thanks!

[bad benson 1733]

been a while that i used this but should still work the same.

 

https://forums.bistudio.com/topic/167580-animation-explanation-of-the-magic-behind/?p=2631814

 

depending on situation this is not the ideal solution though since it can not coexist with other addons doing the same if i remember correctly. for climbing for example i ended up using sounds from vanilla anims. so if you just need a generic cloth/movement sound you can always pick one of the used ones in the anim config. really depends on your goals though

[Kydoimos 916]

Thanks matey, I'll check that out! :D

 

EDIT: In the example config, it's configured for a unit animation - any ideas how it might change for an object with an animated door? I guess I could add the sound to the animation action - but it seems a bit quick and dirty!

 

EDIT: Sorted it out now! Simply had to add the following to the AnimationSources in the config:

		class AnimationSources
		{
			class Gun_Cabinet_Rotation
			{
				source = "user";
				initPhase = 0;
				animPeriod = 1.75;
				Sound = "MetalDoorsSound";
				SoundPosition = "ActionPoint";
			}
		};

[bad benson 1733]

 

Thanks matey, I'll check that out! :D

 

EDIT: In the example config, it's configured for a unit animation - any ideas how it might change for an object with an animated door? I guess I could add the sound to the animation action - but it seems a bit quick and dirty!

 

EDIT: Sorted it out now! Simply had to add the following to the AnimationSources in the config:

		class AnimationSources
		{
			class Gun_Cabinet_Rotation
			{
				source = "user";
				initPhase = 0;
				animPeriod = 1.75;
				Sound = "MetalDoorsSound";
				SoundPosition = "ActionPoint";
			}
		};

 

ooooh! that is entirely different then as you already have figured out. a lot less headache then the humanoid stuff to be honest. good for you not having to deal with that lol. very frustrating...