[Gdk]

I'm looking to play a games (cs:go) default sound (one that is packed into the pak01_dir.pk) In order to not require a user to download a sound file.

I want to play a radio command for example lets say I want to play gign.disagree10

In "csgo/scripts/game_sounds_gign.txt":

"gign.disagree10"
{
		"channel"		"CHAN_VOICE"
		"volume"	"1"
		"soundlevel" "0"
		"wave"		"player\vo\gign\disagree10.wav"
}

My question is can i do this with EmitGameSoundToClient? Do i have to precache the sound? I'm not sure what const char[] gameSound to pass to it.

I tried the following, but no sound is played

public OnPluginStart()
{
	RegConsoleCmd("sm_test", Command_Test);
}
public OnMapStart() 
{ 
	PrecacheScriptSound("gign.disagree10");
} 
public Action:Command_Test(client, args)
{
	EmitGameSoundToClient(client, "gign.disagree10");
	return Plugin_Handled;
}

Any help or ideas would make my day

[decowboy]

The below link offers some sample code. Try using the actual path to the file ("player\vo\gign\disagree10.wav") instead of "gign.disagree10".

https://wiki.alliedmods.net/Csgo_qui..._Custom_Sounds

[Gdk]

Still having trouble with it. I might try it out in a different game if its just csgo related. Not really that important for me. Appreciate the help.

[Powerlord]

Hmmm...

Can you load this plugin then run the /emittest while on the server and tell me what it says?

(Side note: It logs these messages to the SourceMod log in addition to sending it to the player in chat.)

[Gdk]

emittest
Playing sound: "gign.disagree10" ("common/null.wav").

[emitgamesoundtest.smx] Playing sound: "gign.disagree10" ("common/null.wav") to "Gdk<2><STEAM_x:x:xxx><>".

So it is playing common/null.wav instead. Btw null.wav is in the pak01_dir.vpk "sound/common/null.wav"

The acutal sound file DOES get played, it is just that null.wav is a really soft and short sound.

[Miu]

Can't you just play "player\vo\gign\disagree10.wav" instead?

[Gdk]

Originally Posted by Miu Can't you just play "player\vo\gign\disagree10.wav" instead?

I think no because emitgamesound asks for the NAME of the sound, not the PATH TO the sound.

Syntax:
stock bool:EmitGameSoundToClient(client, 
                const String:gameSound[], 
                entity = SOUND_FROM_PLAYER, 
                flags = SND_NOFLAGS, 
                speakerentity = -1, 
                const Float:origin[3] = NULL_VECTOR, 
                const Float:dir[3] = NULL_VECTOR, 
                bool:updatePos = true, 
                Float:soundtime = 0.0)

Usage:
 client               Client index.
 gameSound            Name of game sound.
 entity               Entity to emit from.
 flags                        Sound flags.
 speakerentity        Unknown.
 origin               Sound origin.
 dir                  Sound direction.
 updatePos            Unknown (updates positions?)
 soundtime            Alternate time to play sound for.

[Miu]

Right! As in, thought it might work with EmitSoundToClient instead, but I wouldn't know

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Gdk emittest Playing sound: "gign.disagree10" ("common/null.wav"). [emitgamesoundtest.smx] Playing sound: "gign.disagree10" ("common/null.wav") to "Gdk<2><STEAM_x:x:xxx><>". So it is playing common/null.wav instead. Btw null.wav is in the pak01_dir.vpk "sound/common/null.wav" The acutal sound file DOES get played, it is just that null.wav is a really soft and short sound.

That's weird.

This is in the game_sounds_manifest.txt:

         "precache_file"        "scripts/game_sounds_gign.txt"

Meaning that sounds in scripts/game_sounds_gign.txt should be loaded and precached.

While I know this function currently works in TF2, the internal code for this function is slightly different between games made prior to Portal 2 (such as TF2) than games made after Portal 2 (such as CS:GO?).

I may have to poke the SourceMod team and see if they've heard anything about changes to CS:GO that would break this.

[Maxximou5]

For client sounds to play in CS:GO without downloading, I did it this way, work just fine.

PHP Code:

ClientCommand(client, "playgamesound Music.StopAllMusic");
ClientCommand(client, "play error.wav");
ClientCommand(client, "play training/countdown.wav");