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Flanders: /* How the prefab works */

2008-12-24T16:43:47Z

How the prefab works

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	== How the prefab works ==		== How the prefab works ==
	When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.		When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.
	The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.		The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again after it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.
	[[Category:Sound]]		[[Category:Sound]]

Flanders at 16:40, 24 December 2008

2008-12-24T16:40:57Z

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	When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.		When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.
	The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.		The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.
	[[Category:~~Sounds~~]]		[[Category:Sound]]

Flanders at 16:39, 24 December 2008

2008-12-24T16:39:54Z

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	When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.		When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.
	The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.		The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.
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Flanders: /* How the prefab works */

2008-12-24T16:04:30Z

How the prefab works

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	== How the prefab works ==		== How the prefab works ==
	When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.		When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.
	The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.		The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.

Flanders: /* What to do */

2008-12-24T16:00:30Z

What to do

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	After the first sound is played, the second sound will start looping. Save this soundshader in your Doom 3/darkmod/sound folder as machine_on.sndshd.		After the first sound is played, the second sound will start looping. Save this soundshader in your Doom 3/darkmod/sound folder as machine_on.sndshd.

	Open your map in Darkradiant and import the machine_sounds_system prefab from the prefab/mechanical folder~~. Read [[Start/Loop/Stop sounds#How the prefab works\|how the prefab works]] for an explanation on this prefab~~.		Open your map in Darkradiant and import the machine_sounds_system prefab from the prefab/mechanical folder.

	For speaker_machine_stop set “s_shader” to sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg. For speaker_machine_start set “s_shader” to machine_on. That’s all there is.		For speaker_machine_stop set “s_shader” to sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg. For speaker_machine_start set “s_shader” to machine_on. That’s all there is.

Flanders: /* What to do */

2008-12-24T15:59:35Z

What to do

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	sound/machinery/generators/generator_start_01.ogg		sound/machinery/generators/generator_start_01.ogg

	sound/machinery/generators/generator_loop_01.ogg		sound/machinery/generators/generator_loop_01.ogg

	sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg		sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg

Flanders: /* What to do */

2008-12-24T15:58:59Z

What to do

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	After the first sound is played, the second sound will start looping. Save this soundshader in your Doom 3/darkmod/sound folder as machine_on.sndshd.		After the first sound is played, the second sound will start looping. Save this soundshader in your Doom 3/darkmod/sound folder as machine_on.sndshd.

	Open your map in Darkradiant import the machine_sounds_system prefab from the prefab/mechanical folder. Read [[Start/Loop/Stop sounds#How the prefab works\|how the prefab works]] for an explanation on this prefab.		Open your map in Darkradiant and import the machine_sounds_system prefab from the prefab/mechanical folder. Read [[Start/Loop/Stop sounds#How the prefab works\|how the prefab works]] for an explanation on this prefab.

	For speaker_machine_stop set “s_shader” to sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg. For speaker_machine_start set “s_shader” to machine_on. That’s all there is.		For speaker_machine_stop set “s_shader” to sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg. For speaker_machine_start set “s_shader” to machine_on. That’s all there is.

Flanders: How to create triggered machine-like sound systems

2008-12-24T15:57:00Z

How to create triggered machine-like sound systems

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			''written by Flanders''

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	This tutorial explains how to set up a triggering system with three sounds: a starting sound, a looping sound and a stopping sound. This can be used for machines that can be turned on/off or for other sound systems that behave in a similar way. There is more than one way to do this but here we use a simple trigger system with a custom made sound shader.		This tutorial explains how to set up a triggering system with three sounds: a starting sound, a looping sound and a stopping sound. This can be used for machines that can be turned on/off or for other sound systems that behave in a similar way. There is more than one way to do this but here we use a simple trigger system with a custom made sound shader.

Flanders: How to create triggered machine-like sound systems

2008-12-24T15:56:10Z

How to create triggered machine-like sound systems

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== Introduction ==
This tutorial explains how to set up a triggering system with three sounds: a starting sound, a looping sound and a stopping sound. This can be used for machines that can be turned on/off or for other sound systems that behave in a similar way. There is more than one way to do this but here we use a simple trigger system with a custom made sound shader.

== What to do ==
You’ll have to find some sounds that fit your machine, here I’ll use these:

sound/machinery/generators/generator_start_01.ogg
sound/machinery/generators/generator_loop_01.ogg
sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg

The start and loop sound can be combined into a soundshader like this:

machine_on
{
looping
leadin
sound/machinery/generators/generator_start_01.ogg
sound/machinery/generators/generator_loop_01.ogg
}

After the first sound is played, the second sound will start looping. Save this soundshader in your Doom 3/darkmod/sound folder as machine_on.sndshd.

Open your map in Darkradiant import the machine_sounds_system prefab from the prefab/mechanical folder. Read [[Start/Loop/Stop sounds#How the prefab works|how the prefab works]] for an explanation on this prefab.

For speaker_machine_stop set “s_shader” to sound/machinery/generators/generator_stop_01.ogg. For speaker_machine_start set “s_shader” to machine_on. That’s all there is.

== How the prefab works ==
When machine_lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start, playing the sounds in the machine_on soundshader. The lever also triggers OnOffCount, this trigger counts the times it has been triggered itself. Because the “count” property of OnOffCount has been set to 2 it will only fire its target, speaker_machine_stop, the second time it is triggered.
The second time the lever is used it triggers speaker_machine_start turning it off. OnOffCount triggers speaker_machine_stop. With “repeat” set to 1 OnOffCount will start counting all over again if it’s triggered the amount of times set with “count”. OnOffCount acts as a reverse trigger so to say.