Entrance sound / Death sound

[vonfrank]

Is there any way to get each character to play a specific sound file upon their spawn in game? How about a sound upon their death?

I want this because i have given voice-overs to the characters in my mod, and i want each character to say a particular lines when they start to fight, and a different line when they are killed.

Is this possible? If so, how would i accomplish it?

[MH-Razen]

I don`t know a certain method for the starting sound, but for death - use the move-after-death method from advanced dc / type 0 tutorials on the mainsite - that should do it...

[mfc]

I had a different solution in my mind but this is easier

every char starts with jumping frames as we all know.

Give an opoint to every char.
Jump frames will opoint a ball.

Properties of that ball:
It will just get spawned at once and won't be spawnable anymore.
You should create a block technique for it.
First frame: has a wait 2. And has a special body point.
Once it get to second frame; it will play your sound.
And in third frame; it has an all area itr with state 18 and it will only hit to that special body. Also a next frame is this third frame. This is the block effect yeah!

Everytime you jump it will create that object but with that blocking; sound will never act.

You can give the same special body and itr for all chars.

It should work

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But now i realised the dumb thing in here:

think about it:
8 players start the game in vs mode:o
and all of voice records of them starts to play at the same time.

My method works but the thing we're trying to do for start is just silly

[Joker]

17 days isn't too old to revive is it? I think it could work if you staggered the timing so that no one would talk at the same time. If the sound files are pretty long it would mean some characters wouldn't talk until a long time into the fight, so using the method you would have to have pretty short sound files. If you're going for a real cut scene effect you might look for a way to make the players stand still during the start. I haven't done DC seriously in over a year so I don't have any advice on that.