DOE: Sound Extension

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Originally Posted by bloodydrake

OK i'm gonna admit to something that might help you :)
when you go to the github sight don't rightclick and download from the main page those look like the files but they are not..you must click them and it takes you to a sub page with a download button on the right for that file
If you incorrectly downloaded it you'll find the file in your mod and extention is about 39K. but if you go to the subpage and download the size will be larger(or just different) and will show up properly in fantasy grounds

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Thanks! I was going crazy trying to figure out what was wrong!

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Originally Posted by Silverside05

Did you ever find a solution to this?

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I think you would have to use "] -> [to Hill Giant]" to trigger the giant sound.

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Originally Posted by Silverside05

Did you ever find a solution to this?

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This is a "standard" feature of the current version - its all in the Manual (RTFM?) :)

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Originally Posted by Silverside05

Dulux,

Apologies here I have read the section on magic characters and I am still a little confused. I am trying to trigger a specific sound when certain members of my party are injured. The trigger is "Damage [x] -> [y]" Where x should be any number and y is the party members name. Where I'm a bit confused is what to out in the x spot. I tried %d and %x. Is it not working due to the []?

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Ah, sorry, I misunderstood your question.

So, according to the manual the characters "[" and "]" are some of the "magic characters" that have special meaning - in this case they represent a "set" of characters - ie if your have "[abc]" the system will look for "a" or "b" or "c". So if you have "Damage [%d] -> [%a]" the system would look for "Damage " and one digit (ie 0-9) and " -> " and a letter (ie a-z or A-Z).

So, first of all you need to actually detect the "["s and the "]"s - you do this by preceding them with the "%" character, like this "Damage %[%d%] -> %[%a%]"

Now you need to detect damage of more than one digit. You do this by adding the "+" character after the "%d" (again, this is in the manual for those who want to know exactly what the "+" does) - "Damage %[%d+%] -> %[%a%]"

Of course, your characters' names are more than one letter long, so you add a "+" after the "%a" as well - "Damage %[%d+%] -> %[%a+%]"

So, this is (crudely) what you're looking for. You may need to add "%" in front of the "-" and the ">" as well, but try it without first.

Also, you can get a lot fancier in detecting the character's names (or even don't bother detecting them at all) - at the moment all the names can only have one or more letters in them - no digits, no " ' ", etc.

Now, I haven't actually tested this so it may need some tweaking, but this should at least get you on your way.

Make sense?

Resolved

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Originally Posted by Silverside05

Awesome !

So the string does have to be in this format "Damage %[%d+%] %-%> %[%to %y%]" Where y is the specific character name or monster.

Question #2. Is there a known issue when you try to link mood music to chat-sounds. Specifically, I pulled just the lute music from the Seedy Tavern Pack. Then I linked it to when Bardic inspiration is cast. It plays intermittently especially when I am switching between different mood musics. It does play consistently when I link the lute music directly to a pin on the map. The music uri is"syrinscape-fantasy:moods/c2VlZHktdGF2ZXJuOjpCYXJkaWMgSW5zcGlyYXRpb24/play/"

Thanks for your assistance !

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I'm surprised you need the "%t" and the "%y" - you should be able to get by on both of those without the % - meh

The trouble with using Moods with Chatsounds is that every time a new mood is played the old mood stops - that's a function of Syrinscape, not the DOE:Sound. I tens to use 1-Shots for all my Chatsounds and use the moods to actually set the ambience of the scene. There are approx 4.5K Sounds in Syrinscape, with the majority of them being 1-Shots - I've never had to use a mood because I could always find a 1-shot that would work - the DOM_Soundlink_Library (available from the DM's Guild - Shameless(TM) Self-Plug) makes it very easy to find just the right sound.

Hi Everyone,

Just a quick note to let you all know that the DOM SoundLink Library - a Module of all of the available Syrinscape SoundLinks pre-packaged as DOE: Sound SoundLinks - has just had this month's version (August 2018) put up on DM's Guild.

This latest edition now has over 4500 Soundlinks from all 107 Sci-Fi Soundsets and all 225 Fantasy Soundsets.

Note that you still need Syrinscape to use the Library as it only contains the SoundLinks, not the Syrinscape Sounds themselves.

Cheers

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Originally Posted by dulux-oz

Hi Everyone,

Just a quick note to let you all know that the DOM SoundLink Library - a Module of all of the available Syrinscape SoundLinks pre-packaged as DOE: Sound SoundLinks - has just had this month's version (August 2018) put up on DM's Guild.

This latest edition now has over 4500 Soundlinks from all 107 Sci-Fi Soundsets and all 225 Fantasy Soundsets.

Note that you still need Syrinscape to use the Library as it only contains the SoundLinks, not the Syrinscape Sounds themselves.

Cheers

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You made the DMsGuild Newsletter as one of the "Newest Titles"
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Hey Man, AWESOME extension. I got it working, along with your other extensions, got Syrinscape up and started creating sounds.

My question: Can you give me an example of what a Chat Sound and Auto Sound trigger might look like?

I couldnt find an example in the Wiki and the trigger explanation is a little vague for a noob like me.

Thanks,

Michael

A perfect Answer!!! Thank you