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| − | + | ==Changing Animation Sounds for all Engines== | |
| + | The sounds that occur at various stages of the animation of a siege or artillery engine are set in | ||
| + | [[descr_sounds_units_anims.txt]].... | ||
| + | ''this bit needs writing but should be obvious from the below:'' | ||
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| + | ==Adding Unique Sounds for an Onager== | ||
| − | Some mods use onager engine to make mock cannons etc.. and it would be nice if they could have a unique sound for the cannon version that does not apply to the onager version as well. Firing and cranking sounds are set in [[descr_sounds_units_anims.txt]] and that file appears not to want to accept a 'unit' or 'type' line to restrict a sound to a certain unit. | + | Some mods use onager engine to make mock cannons etc.. and it would be nice if they could have a unique sound for the cannon version that does not apply to the onager version as well. Firing and cranking sounds are set in [[descr_sounds_units_anims.txt]] and that file appears not to want to accept a 'unit' or 'type' line to restrict a sound to a certain unit. |
| − | + | This is quite simple once you know how - just takes a while to find out which files do what, so hence hopefully worth writing up. | |
| + | ===Instructions:=== | ||
Your unique onager should already have its own section in '''[[descr_engines.txt]]''' (as it will be using different model files) in that change the skeleton line to | Your unique onager should already have its own section in '''[[descr_engines.txt]]''' (as it will be using different model files) in that change the skeleton line to | ||
engine_skeleton '''newonager''' | engine_skeleton '''newonager''' | ||
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voilà you should now have one onager only that has big bang sound | voilà you should now have one onager only that has big bang sound | ||
| − | (all the files mentioned work from mod-folder, some may only exist in RTW/data initially, just make a copy of them to amend if so) | + | (all the files mentioned work from mod-folder, some may only exist in RTW/data initially, just make a copy of them to amend and add to mod-folder if so) |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| − | *[http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?p=1672958#post1672958 | + | *[http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?p=1672958#post1672958 Adding Unique Sounds to an Onager] - tutorial posted at Org. |
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[[Category:RTW Modding Tutorials]] | [[Category:RTW Modding Tutorials]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:55, 16 March 2021
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Changing Animation Sounds for all Engines
The sounds that occur at various stages of the animation of a siege or artillery engine are set in descr_sounds_units_anims.txt.... this bit needs writing but should be obvious from the below:
Adding Unique Sounds for an Onager
Some mods use onager engine to make mock cannons etc.. and it would be nice if they could have a unique sound for the cannon version that does not apply to the onager version as well. Firing and cranking sounds are set in descr_sounds_units_anims.txt and that file appears not to want to accept a 'unit' or 'type' line to restrict a sound to a certain unit.
This is quite simple once you know how - just takes a while to find out which files do what, so hence hopefully worth writing up.
Instructions:
Your unique onager should already have its own section in descr_engines.txt (as it will be using different model files) in that change the skeleton line to
engine_skeleton newonager
In descr_engine_skeleton.txt (yes that one is used) copy the entire onager section and change the type line of the copied section (and do similar for the dying animation) to type newonager
the lines for the various animation stages in that file have a reference to the animation.cas first - leave that bit entirely alone, then they have a reference to the .evt file. The .evt file is what calls the sound file.
Go to RTW/data/animations/engine/ballista and copy all the onager_blah.evt files , paste them into your mod-folder (if you are using one) and rename them to newonager_blah.evt. Change the reference line in descr_engine_skeleton for your new skeleton's section so that it points at those new files, eg:
anim attack_recover data/animations/engine/ballista/onager_fire_recover.CAS -evt:bi/mod_folder/data/animations/engine/ballista/newonager_recovery.evt
Open the .evt files, you will find that only some actually contain information. For instance the onager_recovery.evt contains:
event SOUND ANIM_ONAGER_FIRE 0 0
(the onager firing sound actually occurs on the recovery stage) change that to
event SOUND ANIM_NEWONAGER_FIRE 0 0
in your newonager_recovery.evt file
Now go to descr_sounds_anims.txt and add a corresponding event eg:
event ANIM_NEWONAGER_FIRE volume 0 mindist 40 minPitch .85 maxPitch 1.15 folder bi/mod_folder/data/sounds/new big_bang_sound end
big_bang_sound would be the name of your new sound file without the.wav at the end, the path relative to the RTW folder goes in the folder line....
voilà you should now have one onager only that has big bang sound
(all the files mentioned work from mod-folder, some may only exist in RTW/data initially, just make a copy of them to amend and add to mod-folder if so)
See Also
- Adding Unique Sounds to an Onager - tutorial posted at Org.
