death sound q.

be_ · 03-28-2010, 03:29 PM

Anyone know if it's possible to cycle through different death sounds at random in-game? I kinda don't think so since you can only choose one in the fortress options, but was wondering if it was possible. This way, there could be a few different sounds put in there for fun.

**squeek.** · 03-28-2010, 09:09 PM

You could write a script to simulate this.

Something like:

Code:

alias attackbeep1 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep1; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep2"
alias attackbeep2 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep2; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep3"
...
alias attackbeep8 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep8; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1"
bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1

I have not tested that, and am very inexperienced at writing scripts, but that'd be the general idea.

be_ · 03-29-2010, 12:19 AM

I tried this but no such luck. Thank you though; that does make it seem possible.

Ragdoll · 03-30-2010, 09:00 PM

I've tested that script in-game, and, you are correct, it does not work. I've tried a few other things as well.
It doesn't seem that the command itself is what's breaking the script. I entered the command on its own and it registered fine. I then tried a continuous loop of aliases running to switch out the killbeep every 40 seconds or so, but that resulted in a crash. What I'd suggest would be binding 'cl_killbeepsound x' to your movement keys in addition to the appropriate movement direction. This is what I've got running, using 4 custom killbeeps bound to spacebar, a, s, and d, since w would reset it all too often.

Hawk Eye · 03-30-2010, 11:51 PM

You can't make infinite loops, they'll always crash.

Changing the fire key doesn't work for you guys? It seems like what Squeek posted should work fine.

Ragdoll · 03-31-2010, 12:25 AM

The problem is that the syntax for the cl_killbeepsound command bugs out if there's a semicolon at the end of 'deathsound x', which is required for that script.

**squeek.** · 03-31-2010, 12:55 AM

Maybe alias the deathbeep changes too?

Code:

alias deathbeep1 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep1"
alias deathbeep2 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep2"
...
alias deathbeep8 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep8"

And then use:

Code:

alias attackbeep1 "+attack; wait; deathbeep1; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep2"
alias attackbeep2 "+attack; wait; deathbeep2; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep3"
...
alias attackbeep8 "+attack; wait; deathbeep8; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1"
bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1

Ragdoll · 03-31-2010, 01:01 AM

Nope. Doesn't like apostrophes either. And also, it needs to be +attackbeep1, etc., otherwise, it's stuck in an attack.

Hawk Eye · 03-31-2010, 01:30 AM

This seemed to work to me. I'd have to check it again on a quiet server with no background noise, but I didn't hear my usual doot.

I missed my doot.

Code:

// Killbeep randomizer
// This script changes the killbeep noise every time you fire
// Giving a nice psuedo-random effect to the deathbeep noise

// To use:  Place file in cfg folder, add exec random_db to your autoexec
// or just manually call it each time you play!

// Note:  If Copy + Pasting, you should name it random_db.cfg :P

// Aliases to change death beep
alias db1 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep1"
alias db2 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep2"
alias db3 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep3"
alias db4 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep4"
alias db5 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep5"
alias db6 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep6"
alias db7 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep7"
alias db8 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep8"


// Aliases for Attack
alias +ab1 "+attack; wait; db1"
alias -ab1 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab2"

alias +ab2 "+attack; wait; db2"
alias -ab2 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab3"

alias +ab3 "+attack; wait; db3"
alias -ab3 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab4"

alias +ab4 "+attack; wait; db4"
alias -ab4 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab5"

alias +ab5 "+attack; wait; db5"
alias -ab5 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab6"

alias +ab6 "+attack; wait; db6"
alias -ab6 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab7"

alias +ab7 "+attack; wait; db7"
alias -ab7 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab8"

alias +ab8 "+attack; wait; db8"
alias -ab8 "-attack; wait; bind mouse1 +ab1"

// Bind to Mouse1
bind mouse1 +ab1

edit: Why do we keep calling it deathbeep when the cvar is killbeep? D:

Ragdoll · 03-31-2010, 01:50 AM

You smart, smart man.

**squeek.** · 03-31-2010, 01:54 AM

Nice job Hawk.

Hawk Eye · 03-31-2010, 05:21 AM

Glad I could help.

be_ · 03-31-2010, 08:23 PM

Ya! It works perfectly guys. Thank you very much

03-28-2010, 03:29 PM	#1
be_ Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts Rated Helpful 5 Times	kill sound q. Anyone know if it's possible to cycle through different death sounds at random in-game? I kinda don't think so since you can only choose one in the fortress options, but was wondering if it was possible. This way, there could be a few different sounds put in there for fun. Last edited by be_; 03-28-2010 at 03:29 PM.

03-28-2010, 09:09 PM	#2
squeek. Stuff Do-er Lua Team Wiki Team Fortress Forever Staff Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Northern California Class/Position: Rallygun Shooter Gametype: Conc tag (you just wait) Affiliations: Mustache Brigade Posts Rated Helpful 352 Times	You could write a script to simulate this. Something like: Code: alias attackbeep1 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep1; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep2" alias attackbeep2 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep2; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep3" ... alias attackbeep8 "+attack; wait; cl_killbeepsound deathbeep8; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1" bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1 I have not tested that, and am very inexperienced at writing scripts, but that'd be the general idea. __________________ #FF.Pickup ¤ Fortress-Forever pickups My Non-official Maps Released FF_DM_Squeek - FF_2Mesa3_Classic - FF_Siege_Classic Beta FF_Myth - FF_Redlight_Greenlight Sick of the people on the internet, always moanin'. They just moan. - Karl Pilkington Last edited by squeek.; 03-28-2010 at 09:10 PM.

03-31-2010, 12:55 AM	#7
squeek. Stuff Do-er Lua Team Wiki Team Fortress Forever Staff Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Northern California Class/Position: Rallygun Shooter Gametype: Conc tag (you just wait) Affiliations: Mustache Brigade Posts Rated Helpful 352 Times	Maybe alias the deathbeep changes too? Code: alias deathbeep1 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep1" alias deathbeep2 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep2" ... alias deathbeep8 "cl_killbeepsound deathbeep8" And then use: Code: alias attackbeep1 "+attack; wait; deathbeep1; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep2" alias attackbeep2 "+attack; wait; deathbeep2; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep3" ... alias attackbeep8 "+attack; wait; deathbeep8; bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1" bind MOUSE1 attackbeep1 __________________ #FF.Pickup ¤ Fortress-Forever pickups My Non-official Maps Released FF_DM_Squeek - FF_2Mesa3_Classic - FF_Siege_Classic Beta FF_Myth - FF_Redlight_Greenlight Sick of the people on the internet, always moanin'. They just moan. - Karl Pilkington

03-31-2010, 01:54 AM	#11
squeek. Stuff Do-er Lua Team Wiki Team Fortress Forever Staff Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Northern California Class/Position: Rallygun Shooter Gametype: Conc tag (you just wait) Affiliations: Mustache Brigade Posts Rated Helpful 352 Times	Nice job Hawk. __________________ #FF.Pickup ¤ Fortress-Forever pickups My Non-official Maps Released FF_DM_Squeek - FF_2Mesa3_Classic - FF_Siege_Classic Beta FF_Myth - FF_Redlight_Greenlight Sick of the people on the internet, always moanin'. They just moan. - Karl Pilkington

03-29-2010, 12:19 AM	#3
be_ Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts Rated Helpful 5 Times	I tried this but no such luck. Thank you though; that does make it seem possible.

03-30-2010, 09:00 PM	#4
Ragdoll Blacknight's Test Guy D&A Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Class/Position: Scoot Gametype: Capture the Flag Affiliations: [Brik], F-in-S, [HelpStar] Posts Rated Helpful 4 Times	I've tested that script in-game, and, you are correct, it does not work. I've tried a few other things as well. It doesn't seem that the command itself is what's breaking the script. I entered the command on its own and it registered fine. I then tried a continuous loop of aliases running to switch out the killbeep every 40 seconds or so, but that resulted in a crash. What I'd suggest would be binding 'cl_killbeepsound x' to your movement keys in addition to the appropriate movement direction. This is what I've got running, using 4 custom killbeeps bound to spacebar, a, s, and d, since w would reset it all too often.

03-30-2010, 11:51 PM	#5
Hawk Eye Who the fuck is this guy? D&A Member Beta Tester Join Date: Mar 2007 Class/Position: O Preferred Gametype: AvD Affiliations: [AE] Asseaters Posts Rated Helpful 2 Times	You can't make infinite loops, they'll always crash. Changing the fire key doesn't work for you guys? It seems like what Squeek posted should work fine.

03-31-2010, 12:25 AM	#6
Ragdoll Blacknight's Test Guy D&A Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Class/Position: Scoot Gametype: Capture the Flag Affiliations: [Brik], F-in-S, [HelpStar] Posts Rated Helpful 4 Times	The problem is that the syntax for the cl_killbeepsound command bugs out if there's a semicolon at the end of 'deathsound x', which is required for that script.

03-31-2010, 01:01 AM	#8
Ragdoll Blacknight's Test Guy D&A Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Class/Position: Scoot Gametype: Capture the Flag Affiliations: [Brik], F-in-S, [HelpStar] Posts Rated Helpful 4 Times	Nope. Doesn't like apostrophes either. And also, it needs to be +attackbeep1, etc., otherwise, it's stuck in an attack.

03-31-2010, 01:50 AM	#10
Ragdoll Blacknight's Test Guy D&A Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Class/Position: Scoot Gametype: Capture the Flag Affiliations: [Brik], F-in-S, [HelpStar] Posts Rated Helpful 4 Times	You smart, smart man.

03-31-2010, 05:21 AM	#12
Hawk Eye Who the fuck is this guy? D&A Member Beta Tester Join Date: Mar 2007 Class/Position: O Preferred Gametype: AvD Affiliations: [AE] Asseaters Posts Rated Helpful 2 Times	Glad I could help.

03-31-2010, 08:23 PM	#13
be_ Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts Rated Helpful 5 Times	Ya! It works perfectly guys. Thank you very much

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