DOE: Sound Extension

[dulux-oz]

I'm dumb, so here's a dumb question. Where's the download link?))) Great extension and i'd like to use it)

On the first post of this thread (for the record, each of the DOE's download links are on the first post of their respective threads).

[Curiousjoe]

On the first post of this thread (for the record, each of the DOE's download links are on the first post of their respective threads).

Thanks for the answer but the problem is still there. As far as i understood, download links are posted like this:

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But there is no such link on the first post of this thread. English is not my native language so i could miss something.

Thanks in advance.

[LordEntrails]

There is not a link like that. Their is a section in the first post titles "Downloading the Extension". Read that. The DOEs have their own application that downloads install and updates them. Also be aware that this extension has a dependency to another extension (DOE: BAse) and you have to install, and use that extension as well whenever you want to use this one.

It's a little bit to learn, but it's well worth learning.

[Mixylplyx]

This is a reply to a long-ago previous post that a google search turned up, in reference to Rob2e's excellent Fantasy Grounds Sounds (FGS):

OK, one more...

I want to create a STATUS: Dying sound chain (scream, followed by victory music). But it keeps getting overridden by the EFFECT: Unconscious trigger of someone passing out. And I cant find that in the listed sounds anywhere (so I can disable it). Any idea how I can turn the Unconscious sound off or work around it?

Found it. FGS has the 'Unconscious' trigger for the Sleep and Astral Projection spells. The problem is when someone is dropped to 0 HP, FG puts [EFFECT] Unconscious in the Chat Log (at least in 5E), thus triggering the sound of someone yawning and falling asleep. Since Sleep and Astral Projection spells are rarely cast, chopping through a horde of goblins makes it sound like a slumber party.

For those that want to fix this, put a label on the spells' effects in the Actions Tab (again, for 5E only) just prior to the word Unconscious. For example, put SLEEP: Unconscious for the effect of the Sleep spell. Then change the triggers for the spells to the corresponding updated effects. This should stop the sleepy sound everytime you gank an orc.

I'd suggest you then create a separate chat-sound that triggers off the phrase [STATUS: Dying].

HTH

[heedio]

Hi, the last update of Syrinscape (1.3.7 20180815) don't break the links.

[dulux-oz]

Hi, the last update of Syrinscape (1.3.7 20180815) don't break the links.

I am currently testing - I will get back to people as soon as I've finished

[dulux-oz]

Hi All,

Sp I've just finished testing the latest version of Syrinscape (both the Fantasy and the Sci-Fi Players) with the DOE: Sound. Syrinscape v1.3.7-20180815 *does* work with the DOE: Sound, so people should feel free to upgrade Syrinscape to this version.

Cheers

[Gwydion]

Hi All,

Sp I've just finished testing the latest version of Syrinscape (both the Fantasy and the Sci-Fi Players) with the DOE: Sound. Syrinscape v1.3.7-20180815 *does* work with the DOE: Sound, so people should feel free to upgrade Syrinscape to this version.

Cheers

Great news. Thanks!!

[Dax Doomslayer]

Sweet!

[Von Stalhein]

EDIT: D'oh! Such a nincompoop - I completely missed the "Sound" on/off setting in the FG2 Settings panel. Now it's working, surprise surprise!

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can help me solve a weird issue I'm having. I'm new to this Extension, only just tried it this evening.

I'm finding that I can only trigger soundlinks (i.e., make Syrinscape react to them) by dragging and dropping the soundlink (purple icon) onto the empty FG2 desktop. Just clicking the purple icon doesn't trigger the link (Syrinscape doesn't react at all).

This, I think, is why Autosounds and Chatsounds don't seem to be triggering for me, either.

Could anyone tell me where I've gone wrong? Many thanks!

P.S. Using Syrinscape v1.3.7-20180815, DOE Base 3.2.1, and DOE Sound 4.2.1