Original Sound Effects

[ThePCGuy]

Can those be disabled? Since i am using seperate gun sound effects ingame, its ennoying to hear both effects at the same time.

EDIT:

I searched more about this and found this page:

https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Set ... ectEnabled

But how i am supposed to know the name of the sound element ?

[Castillo]

That function is used to set a sound ELEMENT effect state, I think that you can't disable weapon sounds.

[x86]

setAmbientSoundEnabled 

?

[ThePCGuy]

That's the ambient not the single shots that ''you'' fire yourself.

[Vision]

Maybe this setWorldSoundEnabled

[ThePCGuy]

Thanks, i will try that out.

[ThePCGuy]

Yes! It worked. Awesome man, thanks

I had to use a upgrade on my resource tho

[Vision]

You're welcome.

[ThePCGuy]

A other question, how can i make a list of groups so it fetches it from there instead of doing this:

setWorldSoundEnabled( 5, false )

setWorldSoundEnabled( 5, 31, true )

setWorldSoundEnabled( 5, 32, true )

But doing like:

numberOfGroups = {

{5},

{4}}

setWorldSoundEnabled( numberOfGroups, false )

I know its totally wrong but i dont know how to do something like that since i am new to scripting.

[Vision]

numberOfGroups = { 5, 4 } 
setWorldSoundEnabled ( numberOfGroups [ ( #numberOfGroups ) ], false ) 

Edited January 24, 2013 by Guest

[ThePCGuy]

Thanks!

[ThePCGuy]

Why is this not working ?

local numberOfGroups = { 5, 3 } 
local numberOfIndex = { 5, 4, 3, 53, 14, 33 } 
  
addEventHandler("onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, function() 
    setWorldSoundEnabled ( #numberOfGroups, #numberOfIndex, false ) 
    setDevelopmentMode (true) 
  end 
end 
) 

[Vision]

I did a mistake on code, my bad, but now I fixed it.

local numberOfGroups = { 5, 3 } 
local numberOfIndex = { 5, 4, 3, 53, 14, 33 } 
  
addEventHandler("onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, function() 
    setWorldSoundEnabled ( numberOfGroups [ ( #numberOfGroups ) ], numberOfIndex [ ( #numberOfIndex ) ], false ) 
    setDevelopmentMode (true) 
end 
) 

Edited January 24, 2013 by Guest

[ThePCGuy]

Still, the sound effects that i disabled with this code are still enabled.

[Vision]

Copy my code again

[ThePCGuy]

Copy my code again

Still

[Vision]

Here worked fine

[ThePCGuy]

Copy my code again

Tried again with no results.

[Castillo]

local numberOfIndex = { 5, 4, 3, 53, 14, 33 } 
  
addEventHandler ( "onClientResourceStart", resourceRoot, 
    function ( ) 
        for _, index in ipairs ( numberOfIndex ) do 
            setWorldSoundEnabled ( 3, index, false ) 
            setWorldSoundEnabled ( 5, index, false ) 
        end 
        setDevelopmentMode ( true ) 
    end 
) 

Try it.

[ThePCGuy]

Great! Works now.

One thing about your fix, my goal was to not have multiple lines with ''setWorldSoundEnabled'' wich you did for the group (3, 5)

Is it possible to do the same as with the index?

[Castillo]

Yes, but it won't make any difference, in fact, it'll be longer script.

[ThePCGuy]

Oh well. Thanks for your help then, as i am new to scripting can you explain me this:

for _, index in ipairs ( numberOfIndex ) do 

Its nice that someone else is does it for me, but i need to learn myself certain functions etcetra also.

[Castillo]

That's a for-loop, used to loop all items in the "numberOfIndex" table.