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Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:04 pm
by Corny
Can't get it to work.
The .plist is build up like
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<key>[hyperspace-countdown-begun]</key>
<string>Jump1.ogg</string>
and works.
If I enter
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<key>[hyperspace-countdown-begun]</key>
<string>("Jump1.ogg","Jump2.ogg");</string>
I just get no sound at all (also not working without brackets, without quotation marks, without semicolon or a combination of that).
How exactly should I enter the file titles between the string-tags?
The Oolite version is 1.73.4. I assumed that it was implemented in 1.73?
Edit: nevermind... I looked it up in a .plist inside Oolite. So I have to assign
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<key>[hyperspace-countdown-begun]</key>
<array>
<string>Jump1.ogg</string>
<string>Jump2.ogg</string>
</array>
Sorry, I was a bit confused by your way of writing the code.
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:55 pm
by Kaks
Sorry too, I forgot to mention that we're trying not to use XML, in favour of the easier to write openStep notation. The second XML snippet is the correct 'translation' of what I wrote, since XML doesn't understand parens, or equal signs, or semicolons.
As an aside, if you have a look at all the .plists inside Resources, the majority have already been converted in 1.73.4. While Oolite will still read xml plists to keep compatibility with older OXPs, in 1.74 there won't be a trace of xml inside the native plists anymore...
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:48 pm
by Eric Walch
Corny wrote:Can't get it to work.
The .plist is build up like
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<key>[hyperspace-countdown-begun]</key>
<string>Jump1.ogg</string>
and works.
you might take a look inside the oxp:
Combined Murg, Wiggy & Xaotik's sounds that is on the wiki. It uses just this feature introduced in 1.73 to combine sounds and select one at random.
Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 10:57 pm
by Corny
Kaks wrote:Sorry too, I forgot to mention that we're trying not to use XML, in favour of the easier to write openStep notation. The second XML snippet is the correct 'translation' of what I wrote, since XML doesn't understand parens, or equal signs, or semicolons.
As an aside, if you have a look at all the .plists inside Resources, the majority have already been converted in 1.73.4. While Oolite will still read xml plists to keep compatibility with older OXPs, in 1.74 there won't be a trace of xml inside the native plists anymore...
Aha, I see! So it was just coincidence that I found a XML-file. Maybe I change it to openStep, but I guess having sound files finished is the prime priority. Still trying around with the echo to make it sound like a bridge instead of people talking to you via headset
By the way, I use the Property List Editor of Mac OS (when I had the problem, I tried it with a text editor... silly me
) which reads the openStep-.plists as good as the XML ones. I just noticed that I can change the format with save as... instead of writing it from XML to openStep manually
The right file format would be "Text Property List", yes?
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 3:38 pm
by Disembodied
JazHaz wrote:Does anyone have a broad Scots accent? It would be cool, because we should have a Scottish engineer!!
Jings, crivvens an' help ma boab!
The 6 O'Clock News
'Unrelated Incidents' - No.3
this is thi
six a clock
news thi
man said n
thi reason
a talk wia
BBC accent
iz coz yi
widny wahnt
mi ti talk
aboot thi
trooth wia
voice lik
wanna yoo
scruff. if
a toktaboot
thi trooth
lik wanna yoo
scruff yi
widny thingk
it wuz troo.
jist wanna yoo
scruff tokn.
thirza right
way ti spell
ana right way
to tok it. this
is me tokn yir
right way a
spellin. this
is ma trooth.
yooz doant no
thi trooth
yirsellz cawz
yi canny talk
right. this is
the six a clock
nyooz. belt up.
— Tom Leonard
Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 11:04 am
by JensAyton
Kaks wrote:However, if you just want to replace the afterburner sound, put a new afterburner1.ogg inside the Sounds directory.
Yes, but more importantly, no. :-)
The afterburner sound is special, and if you want to replace it you should follow this pattern:
- The sound must be exactly two seconds long.
- The first 0.75 seconds must fade in.
- The last 0.75 seconds must fade out.
- The fades must be symmetrical, so that playing the sound every 1.25 seconds adds up to a constant sound level.
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 11:45 pm
by Corny
Mh, would be cool to have a more... kickass afterburner-sound, but this one is about voices, so I'll come back to topic:
First: Two packs are recorded and will soon be ready to download. Yay!
Second: Just a little idea that struck me. As far as I know, we can't assign sounds for communication right now. But we can assign sounds for events! So instead of having the crew saying "red alert", we could have the enemy saying "die, scum!". Or instead of "autopilot engaged." we could have a station greeter saying "welcome to the station, commander!".
Of course, I'd have to make separate packs with different config files in case one wants just the crew, the other wants radio messages, too. But that shouldn't be too much work.
More importantly, that opens up possibilites for ones who want to contribute, but not so much as it is necessary for a soundpack. They could just speak one line (or more) for the station greeter or a enemy ship, so we'd have real diversity in enemies and station greeters.
Edit: Is there a trigger for "Fuel Leak"?
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:42 pm
by Corny
Okay, the first four soundpacks are ready.
I had to remove some sounds, though
(no specific sound for Enemy ECM anymore and no new scoop sounds)
Download it
here.
Thanks, Captain Berf!
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 7:02 pm
by JazHaz
Afraid that link is not working for me. I just end up on the Mediafire website with no files!
Do you have a free or pro account there? If its the free account, I am not sure you are allowed to use direct linking....?
mediafire.com wrote:
* Upgrade to MediaPro to get ad-free browsing and downloads, direct/hot links to files, file sizes up to 2GB per file, and more.
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 7:07 pm
by Corny
JazHaz wrote:
Afraid that link is not working for me. I just end up on the Mediafire website with no files!
Timing. I just had to change something in the Readme and thought "ah well, noone will try to download it in these few minutes anyway..."
It's all there, just try again now
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 7:25 pm
by JazHaz
Got them!
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 1:05 pm
by Diziet Sma
Not bad at all, Corny.. A couple more voice-actors would be nice though.. and at least one of them female.. see the
Hal's Hot Sister soundpack, for instance.. while good, yours don't motivate me to replace her.. (yet)
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 3:59 pm
by Corny
Tell that Captain Berf, I just arranged the files
Diziet Sma wrote:A couple more voice-actors would be nice though.. and at least one of them female.. see the
Hal's Hot Sister soundpack, for instance.. while good, yours don't motivate me to replace her.. (yet)
I used the Hal's Hot Sister-OXP before
I got two female speakers, but I don't know until when they are finished with recording and I also don't know if both or just one will make english sounds.
Guess you'd have to wait
Maybe I'll get my soundpack ready until then.
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:59 pm
by Corny
Noticed that one of the sounds for a witchspace jump in "Captain Berf Pilot" is doubled. I'll fix that soon, sorry for the potential inconvenience.
Edit: Fixed.
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 8:45 am
by Corny
In the custsounds.oxp, there are voice files for "item bought" and "item sold". However, if you buy seperate units with the arrow-keys, the sounds overlay each other, which doesn't sound that good.
What do you think, should I still include voice files for these events?
I'm working a bit on my soundpack now, btw, I'm looking for more background sounds to add to the voice. I guess I'll borrow some tricks from the custsounds.oxp, like the implementation of station background sounds.