Grimrock

Xzalander wrote:Oh well that is deflating :p Haha. Does that pply for other pre-defineds as well then, such as the particle systems?

Yes. The assets, pre-defined or otherwise, are generally referred to with strings.

It is not finding the sound in the sound folder but the sound file is there and it is a wave file.

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LordGarth

I can use predefined sounds but the editor does not look for the new sounds, I believe the editor only looks in assets/sample.

LordGarth

LordGarth wrote:I can use predefined sounds but the editor does not look for the new sounds, I believe the editor only looks in assets/sample.

LordGarth

Can you post an example of what you have defined in your sounds.lua and in your script entity?

defineSound = {
name = "scream1",
filename = "mod_assets/sounds/scream1.wav",
loop = false",
volume = 0.5,
minDistance = 30,
maxDistance = 32,
}

entityscript

function playsound()
playSound("scream1")

end

looks like you need to remove the egual sign after defineSound.

Hi,

Try to remove the " just after 'false' on line 4 of your sounds.lua file, you hould have this :
Maybe you should save your dungeon and reload it in the editor. I had the same issue as you and it worked for me.

It says when I try to load the project. file not found modassets/sounds/scream1.wav

LG

LordGarth wrote:It says when I try to load the project. file not found modassets/sounds/scream1.wav

LG

is the filename scream1.wav? remember case sensitivity. also this is strange since you should have defined "mod_assets" and not "modassets" (underscore being the difference)...

it is underscored and the file name is correct

LG