Seems like sound doesn't play in interiors

[Dretax]

local sound = playSound3D("sounds/9mmshot.mp3", x,y,z)
setSoundMaxDistance(sound, 75)

Any idea why isn't It playing in interiors? Tried enable interiorsounds, but doesn't work as well.

Edited April 8, 2017 by Dretax

[Pembo]

  On 08/04/2017 at 00:33, Dretax said:

local sound = playSound3D("sounds/9mmshot.mp3", x,y,z)
setSoundMaxDistance(sound, 75)

Any idea why isn't It playing in interiors? Tried enable interiorsounds, but doesn't work as well.

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If the sound is created inside an interior which is in another dimension then you must use setElementDimension() on the sound directly after for it to work.

[Dretax]

  On 08/04/2017 at 00:37, Pembo said:

If the sound is created inside an interior which is in another dimension then you must use setElementDimension() on the sound directly after for it to work.

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One more thing. Is there a default method that would automatically decrease the volume, based on the distance?

[Bananovy]

setSoundMaxDistance(sound, 75)

isn't this decreasing the volume as you want?

Edited April 8, 2017 by Bananovy

[Pembo]

  On 08/04/2017 at 08:54, Dretax said:

One more thing. Is there a default method that would automatically decrease the volume, based on the distance?

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If its a 3D sound then it creates it within the MTA world meaning it will already by default lose volume as a player reaches a certain distance from it.

[Dretax]

  On 08/04/2017 at 10:05, Pembo said:

If its a 3D sound then it creates it within the MTA world meaning it will already by default lose volume as a player reaches a certain distance from it.

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Weirdo. Some guys say It feels like the same.

[Tails]

You have to set its interior. For example:

setElementInterior(sound, 1)

[Dretax]

  On 08/04/2017 at 10:36, Tails said:

You have to set its interior. For example:

setElementInterior(sound, 1)

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We are discussing a different matter at the moment. See up there ^

[AlvarO]

Try to decrease it while player is moving, so you have to use getElementPosition() and make a relation from the sound and the player and for x distance decrease it, its weird that it doesnt decrease by itself...

[Dretax]

  On 08/04/2017 at 12:51, AlvarO said:

Try to decrease it while player is moving, so you have to use getElementPosition() and make a relation from the sound and the player and for x distance decrease it, its weird that it doesnt decrease by itself...

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I was thinking about that, will give It a go.

[AlvarO]

Okay, post again if you have any question.