Grimrock

Hariolor wrote:

Isaac wrote:When i first tried to import a custom sound it crashed the game, (because it was a stereo track). All problems went away once I made sure that it was exported as Mono.
(I exported a mono sound a few time as Stereo [accidentally] ~duplicated channels.)

Thanks, Isaac - pretty sure this isn't a mono/stereo issue, though I've triple-checked now, just to appease my paranoia since you mentioned it

Interesting sidenote - I just now tried to use the pre-defined sound "earthquake" and it threw the same error...maybe this is something specific to my system. I certainly never modified any of the pre-defined sounds...

playSoundAt("wind_one",13,18,17)

	defineSound{
		name = "wind_one",
		filename = "mod_assets/sounds/wind1.wav",
		loop = false,
		volume = 1,
		minDistance = 1,
		maxDistance = 10,
	}

Isaac wrote:

Hariolor wrote:

Isaac wrote:When i first tried to import a custom sound it crashed the game, (because it was a stereo track). All problems went away once I made sure that it was exported as Mono.
(I exported a mono sound a few time as Stereo [accidentally] ~duplicated channels.)

Thanks, Isaac - pretty sure this isn't a mono/stereo issue, though I've triple-checked now, just to appease my paranoia since you mentioned it

Interesting sidenote - I just now tried to use the pre-defined sound "earthquake" and it threw the same error...maybe this is something specific to my system. I certainly never modified any of the pre-defined sounds...

Are you using the default sound (untouched; as shipped) and getting this error?

Isaac wrote: Also:

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playSoundAt("wind_one",13,18,17)

	defineSound{
		name = "wind_one",
		filename = "mod_assets/sounds/wind1.wav",
		loop = false,
		volume = 1,
		minDistance = 1,
		maxDistance = 10,
	}

I think the last comma is an error ~isn't it?
Is that a typo in the post, or is that how it exists in the script?

Hariolor wrote:...that's a cut and paste from my sounds.lua file. I thought I needed commas after every variable...still learning so maybe an error there.

Phitt wrote:3D sounds have to be mono (= sounds you play with playSoundAt or sounds tied to objects like doors), 2D sounds can be stereo (sounds played with playSound or generic sounds like UI click sounds etc). I use Audacity and never had problems with sounds crashing the game or not playing. Settings I use are 44100Hz/32-bit float, which is pretty standard for wav files.