DOE: Sound Extension

[dulux-oz]

I have the Syrinscape app. They do have the official sounds for Waterdeep Dragon Heist. I was adding them one by one but noticed that the description for DOM SoundLink Library said they had all the fantasy Syrinscape links included to just drag and drop in the story lines. Maybe I just read it wrong.

Also, Welcome! to the Community!

The DOM:SoundLink Module contains all of the published Syrinscape Sounds/Soundsets from both the Fantasy and the SF Player, except for those published/released by Syrinscape since the 1st of the relevant month ie the August 2019 version of the DOM:Soundlink Module does not contain any Syrinscape Sounds/Soundsets relesed on or after 1st August 2019.

So yes, from memory there are tons of "Adventure Module" Soundsets for Patherfinder, Waterdeep, and D&D in general, plus others, released by Syrinscape in the last couple of years, and so likewise the SoundLinks are in the Library

Cheers

[wmljohn]

Dulux-Oz, Excellent news. I will have to look for them instead of recreating them all. Many thanks.

[dulux-oz]

Hello All,

I plan on releaseing updates to all the DOE's and to the DORCore soon after FGv3.3.8 is released (this is a goal, not a promise). The new versions will be placed as a download on the first post of the relevant thread (as they were originally).

I have also removed all of the DOEs from GitHub - current versions of the DOEs can be found on the first post of the relevant Thread.

Cheers

[MacDork]

In the thread poll, what does "OOB Messages" mean?

[mattekure]

In the thread poll, what does "OOB Messages" mean?

OOB stands for "Out of Band" Its a way for an extension to have the clients/host send messages to each other. It can be useful for many different things, for example, when you need a client to perform an action that only the host/dm has permissions to do, you can send an OOB message to the host and have the host perform the action.

[dulux-oz]

OOB stands for "Out of Band" Its a way for an extension to have the clients/host send messages to each other. It can be useful for many different things, for example, when you need a client to perform an action that only the host/dm has permissions to do, you can send an OOB message to the host and have the host perform the action.

In actual fact, that is how the majority of actions/reactions occur within the FG-Engine - via OOB Messages flowing back and forth between the GM/Host and the PCs/Clients.

I found a way to "tap into" that flow and attach SoundLink Triggers to them. In v1 of the DOE:Sound that was pretty much the only way "automatic" sounds could be triggered. Now, of course, the most popular way is via the ChatSound-mechanism. The survey was asking if I should keep the OOB-mechanism of AutoSounds in with the ChatSounds - which I eventually did.

Incidentally, my Deadlands Classic Ruleset (in development) uses AutoSounds quite extensively, along with other, as yet unreleased, automatic sound generation methods. (Gawd, I luv being a tease)

Cheers

[MacDork]

Thanks!

[madman]

I read that!

[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 Edition (August 2019) put up on DM's Guild (here) - yes, I know; a few days early - but what the hay.

This latest edition now has over 6400 Soundlinks from all 132 Sci-Fi Soundsets and all 314 Fantasy Soundsets.

(It's also a great way to support all the work I do on the DOEs/DORs and all the other things I do for the Community. :-) )

Note that you still need Syrinscape Desktop App to use the Library as it only contains the SoundLinks, not the Syrinscape Sounds themselves (this, along with the DOE:Sound, does *NOT* work with the Syrinscape Online Player, only the Desktop App).

Cheers

[arcanjl]

dulux-oz,
Side note, I have been having problems with discord, and was looking into Syrinscape online. After reading a ton of forums last night I found that there is a way to do it, BUT that you prefer the desktop app using teamspeak. So I have setup my own Teamspeak server (should I, or would paying for a host be better?) and was wonder if you had a location I can look at to learn how to do the multiple channels, one for voice and one for computer (Syrinscape )?

Thanks!
Gabe