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How to modify hitsound volume if the value is from char's own snd? (e.g: s13,25) (Read 48409 times)

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How to modify hitsound volume if the value is from char's own snd? (e.g: s13,25)
#1  September 28, 2021, 12:39:43 pm
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How can I decrease or increase the volume of a hitsound that uses the char's own snd file? The hitsound is in the Hitdef.
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Re: How to modify hitsound volume if the value is from char's own snd? (e.g: s13,25)
#2  September 29, 2021, 02:17:28 am
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If its not a playsnd value. Export the sound. Increase or reduce the volume. Import the sound.


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Re: How to modify hitsound volume if the value is from char's own snd? (e.g: s13,25)
#3  September 29, 2021, 01:30:35 pm
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Cyanide said, September 29, 2021, 02:17:28 am
If its not a playsnd value. Export the sound. Increase or reduce the volume. Import the sound.

That's a lot of work if one intends to change many sounds in that situation. I wonder if it's possible to transform a hitsound into a playsnd and thus use the volumescale to alter it. I'll of course check it once I have some free time but I just thought of throwing it out here if someone can confirm it for the viewers in the meantime.

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Re: How to modify hitsound volume if the value is from char's own snd? (e.g: s13,25)
#4  September 30, 2021, 09:44:33 am
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Yes absolutely. It takes tweaking if its multihit but generally all you need is movehit or moveguarded and persistent = 0 so it only plays the once. If it needs to play over and over it gets a little more complex due to the way movehit and moveguarded work


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