[Radiant Editor]Music Files

I know that i need to go to worldspawn and enter key: music but what can are can be in value?

probably one of the values from a .csv - check your pak files in a soundaliases folder there should be several .csv's each have scripted sounds in. basically csv's can define what sound to use, how loud looping pitch etc etc, you probably need to refer to the name right at the start of the line of one of them.

yes, the mp soundfiles are in pak3/sound/..

maybe i know, lets try..

I hoped that it would work, alll hope is gone now :crash: ..

I think you did something different to what Korn suggested. It seems CoD works with having sound files (which is where you looked in the pak file), which are referenced by things called sound aliases. These set the volume, pitch, looping, and so on, as Korn said. You have to reference THESE in the world spawn rather than the sound files directly it would appear.

But I'm just reiterating Korn's suggestion, I've never even played CoD let alone look in its pak file so I haven't a clue :biggrin: If it turns out to be right, mark up Korn's answer as correct.

hehe, yeah thats what I meant.

check pak1.pk3 - soundaliases/iw_music.csv
the 1st scripted soundalias is airfield_escape - try referring to one of those names.

the normal musicfiles used in mp are in pak3 , dont think i need to adjust the .csv files.., or..?

i guess that the only thing i need to do is entering a music file within the map file itself..

i really need help what this

basically the csv defines a name & then how the sound works. all you need is the name, try adding the name e.g airfield_escape to your worldspawn. or just add ambientPlay("airfield_escape"); to your gsc.

KoRnFlakes said:
basically the csv defines a name & then how the sound works. all you need is the name, try adding the name e.g airfield_escape to your worldspawn. or just add ambientPlay("airfield_escape"); to your gsc.

GOT IT!!!!!!! :beerchug:

i added this to my gsc file '' ambientPlay("ambient_mp_powcamp"); ''

now the best part IT WORKS!!

bleh :/ where are my snarkmarks

You know, usually you'd mark the person who suggested the answer correct, not yourself. :razz:

Kage_Prototype said:
You know, usually you'd mark the person who suggested the answer correct, not yourself. :razz:

Look at his answer .., its correct!