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Jughead
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 6:34 pm   

Sound triggers in Zmud v 7.05
 
G'day folks

Just a quick question, I'm using version 7.05 but can't work out if it's possible to configure a trigger to play a specific sound file when specific events occur in the mud.

eg, the MUD sends 'you begin to pick the lock'
What I'm wanting is for Zmud to register this and play the lockpick sound I've downloaded.
Any suggestions?

The only help files I've been able to find are relating to the alarm and beep functions


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Lorette
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 7:32 pm   
 
Hi

You need the #PLAY command I think.
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Targa
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 8:16 pm   
 
#TR {You begin to pick the lock.} {#PL lockpick.wav}

That's an example. You'd need the exact text from the mud, of course, and the correct .wav filename for the sound you wish to play.
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Broksonic
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 2:02 am   
 
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#TR {You begin to pick the lock.} {#PL lockpick.wav}

That's an example. You'd need the exact text from the mud, of course, and the correct .wav filename for the sound you wish to play.



You also may need to include the path to the .wav file
Heres one of mine..

Pattern:
You feel as if you're being watched by many eyes.

Value:
#EXEC @TRNotif Warning!! Kobolds!
#PLAY c:\zmud\medievia\warning.wav

Different directories for different MUDS then you can use different sounds files too..

My $.02
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