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* SoundDet (only for triggers) creates a dynamic sound object attached to a trigger defined in [[CfgSFX]]
* SoundDet (only for triggers) creates a dynamic sound object attached to a trigger defined in [[CfgSFX]]


<br><br>Use "$NONE$" to stop the sound (1st item). Also use $NONE$ to skip the sound (1st item), when there is none to be used (Example 3).  |= Description
<br>Use "$NONE$" to stop the sound (1st item). Also use $NONE$ to skip the sound (1st item), when there is none to be used (Example 3).  |= Description
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Description

Description:
Defines the different sound effects.
  • Sound / voice plays a 2D / 3D sound from CfgSounds
  • SoundDet (only for triggers) creates a dynamic sound object attached to a trigger defined in CfgSFX

Use "$NONE$" to stop the sound (1st item). Also use $NONE$ to skip the sound (1st item), when there is none to be used (Example 3).
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Syntax

Syntax:
trigger setSoundEffect [sound, voice, soundEnv, soundDet]
Parameters:
trigger: Object
[sound, voice, soundEnv, soundDet]: Array of strings
Return Value:
Nothing

Alternative Syntax

Syntax:
waypoint setSoundEffect [sound, voice, soundEnv, soundDet]
Parameters:
waypoint: Array - format Waypoint
[sound, voice, soundEnv, soundDet]: Array of strings
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
_trigger setSoundEffect ["Alarm", "", "", ""];
Example 2:
 [_group1,2] setSoundEffect ["Alarm", "", "", ""];
Example 3:
_trigger setSoundEffect ["$NONE$", "", "", "MySound"];

Additional Information

See also:
createTriggersetMusicEffect

Notes

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Notes

Posted on October 2, 2013
Neokika
To avoid having to create a dummy sound definition, you can use $NONE$ instead. private "_trigger"; _trigger = createTrigger ["EmptyDetector", position player]; _trigger setTriggerStatements ["true", "", ""]; _trigger setSoundEffect ["$NONE$", "", "BattlefieldFirefight1", ""];
Posted on March 7, 2012
old_man_auz
When using this function, I found that if the parameter sound was empty, then you would always get a 'Sound not found' error. The following code fixes this problem. You need to create a dummy sound. This is what example 3 is hinting towards. description.ext: class CfgSounds { sounds[] = {}; class NoSound {name = "NoSound";sound[] = {"", 0, 1};titles[] = {};}; //Dummy sound needed for setSoundEffect command, due to stupid bug in engine. }; (code sample above written by 'CarlGustaffa' on the Bohemia Interactive forums.) script.sqf: _trigger = createTrigger[ "EmptyDetector" , _position ]; _trigger setTriggerStatements [ "true" , "" , "" ]; _trigger setSoundEffect[ "NoSound" , "" , "" , "Wind2_EP1" ];

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