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addhook("say","onsay")
function onsay(id,txt)
if txt=="!start" then
parse("sv_sound ZombieCrown/ambience1.wav")
elseif txt=="!stop" then
parse("sv_stopsound ZombieCrown/ambience1.wav 0")
end
end
but it's not working
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Sv_stopsound
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but it's not working
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addhook("say","onsay")
function onsay(id,txt)
if string.sub(txt,1,6)=="!start" then
parse('sv_sound "ZombieCrown/ambience1.wav"')
elseif string.sub(txt,1,5)=="!stop" then
parse('sv_stopsound "ZombieCrown/ambience1.wav" 0')
end
end
Baloon: is there any lua that if start a sound it stop the previous Sound
like that I should not write every time sv_stopsound
sv_sound executes its sound file as signed in the parameter you have to wait till the sound stops. _Vava_ has writtenThx @ Baloon:
is there any lua that if start a sound it stop the previous Sound
like that I should not write every time sv_stopsound
Baloon: is there any lua that if start a sound it stop the previous Sound
like that I should not write every time sv_stopsound
Do you mean something like this?
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local playing_sound_list = {}
local function attempt_stop_sound(player)
if playing_sound_list[player] then
parse(string.format("sv_stopsound %q %d", playing_sound_list, player))
playing_sound_list[player] = nil
end
end
function play_sound(path, player)
if type(player) ~= "number" then
for i = 1, 32 do
attempt_stop_sound(i)
playing_sound_list[i] = path
parse(string.format("sv_sound %q", path))
end
else
attempt_stop_sound(player)
playing_sound_list[player] = path
parse(string.format("sv_sound2 %d %q", player, path))
end
end
Call it like this
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play_sound("sfx/path/to/audio.flac", 1) -- Play only for ID 1
-- other part in your code --
play_sound("sfx/some_sound.ogg") -- Play for all players and stop previous playing sound for ID 1
MikuAuahDark:Change this
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for i = 1, 32 do
attempt_stop_sound(i)
playing_sound_list[i] = path
parse(string.format("sv_sound %q", path))
end
To this
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for _,i in pairs(player(0, "table")) do
attempt_stop_sound(i)
playing_sound_list[i] = path
parse(string.format("sv_sound %q", path))
end
Prevents some lag atleast... RIP-HereRestsPlookerbooy: Actually, @ MikuAuahDark's method is faster, the only problem is that it doesn't check wether the player exists. _Yank: you may be wrong. Considering pairs is bit slower than ipairs, this looping method for i = 1,32 doand this looping method
for _,i in ipairs(player(0,"table"))are same.
Baloon: But it is pairs that @ RIP-HereRestsPlookerbooy used on his post. Even if it wasn't, the ipairs method still slower than the for one because it relies on a function (thus additional delays for it being called and for it to produce the return value may be included). And still, only in LuaJIT that ipairs method is as fast as the for one when dealing with arrays.Anyways, you shouldn't care too much about this, the difference is very very VERY minimal and should only be noticeable on much bigger and/or complex cases.
_Yank has written@ RIP-HereRestsPlookerbooy: Actually, @ MikuAuahDark's method is faster, the only problem is that it doesn't check wether the player exists.
RIP-HereRestsPlookerbooy: Actually, @ MikuAuahDark's method is faster, the only problem is that it doesn't check wether the player exists.Why bothered with player ID existence checking? I'm sure CS2D
sv_sound2 and sv_stopsound does that.Anyway, related to pairs vs ipairs, ipairs is bit slower than pairs since ipairs has to select numeric keys only.
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