Sound on 60 seconds and color (Dead) Tags

**Patrick2607** · 14-06-13

Ok so I want to add a sound to the game when the room has 60 seconds left when the server displays "60 Seconds Remaining".

The 60 Secs remaining part is in the MMatchRule.cpp . How do I get it working when I define the sound to the ZSoundEngine.h? Or do I need to do something else.

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Second, I'm busy with the dead tags. I'd like the (Dead) tag to be red.

This is how it was:

Code:

(Dead)Administrator: Hello
(Dead)Developer: Hello

This is how I keep ending up:

Code:

(Dead)Administrator: Hello
(Dead)Developer: Hello
or
(Dead)Administrator: Hello
(Dead)Developer: Hello

This is how I want it:

Code:

(Dead)Administrator: Hello
(Dead)Developer: Hello

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Can someone help me with these 2 things?
Thanks.

~Patrick

**MentaL**

Sound on 60 seconds and color (Dead) Tags

**sahar042** · 15-06-13

delete

**Ronny786** · 15-06-13

ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound( VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND, 1600);

declare VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND in ZSoundEngine.h

**Patrick2607** · 15-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound( VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND, 1600);

declare VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND in ZSoundEngine.h

Yeah I tried that... This is what I get:

Code:

\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C2065: 'VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND' : undeclared identifier
\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C2227: left of '->PlayVoiceSound' must point to class/struct/union
\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C3861: 'ZGetGameInterface': identifier not found, even with argument-dependent lookup

I declared this in ZSoundEngine.h:

Code:

#define VOICE_SIXTYSEC_REMAIN		"nar/NAR37"

This is the code in MMatchRule.cpp:

Code:

else if ((GetLastTimeLimitAnnounce() > 60) && (nTimeRemain < 60*1000)) {
		MCommand* pCmd = MMatchServer::GetInstance()->CreateCommand(MC_MATCH_ANNOUNCE, MUID(0,0));
		pCmd->AddParameter(new MCmdParamUInt(0));
		sprintf(szMsg, "%s%d", MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR, MERR_TIME_60REMAINING);
		pCmd->AddParameter(new MCmdParamStr( szMsg));
		ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound( VOICE_SIXTYSEC_REMAIN, 1600);


		MMatchServer::GetInstance()->RouteToStage(GetStage()->GetUID(), pCmd);
		SetLastTimeLimitAnnounce(60);
		return false;

And another question, where does the 1600 stand for? I see that after every sound, is it volume or something?

**Chrisss** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by Patrick2607

Yeah I tried that... This is what I get:

Code:

\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C2065: 'VOICE_SIXTY_SECOND' : undeclared identifier
\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C2227: left of '->PlayVoiceSound' must point to class/struct/union
\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(142): error C3861: 'ZGetGameInterface': identifier not found, even with argument-dependent lookup

I declared this in ZSoundEngine.h:

Code:

#define VOICE_SIXTYSEC_REMAIN        "nar/NAR37"

Did you add the header file?

**Patrick2607** · 17-06-13

Code:

#include ZSoundEngine.h

sadly does not work :(

**Solaire** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by Patrick2607

Code:

#include ZSoundEngine.h

sadly does not work :(

#include "ZSoundEngine.h"

As for multiple colours, simply look at what MAIET did with their ^ tags.

**Patrick2607** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by Wizkidje

#include "ZSoundEngine.h"

As for multiple colours, simply look at what MAIET did with their ^ tags.

Yeah sorry, was on mobile, that's what I have in MMatchRule.

I added this so far:

MMatchRule.cpp:
#include "ZSoundEngine.h"

And this (red) line:

Code:

else if ((GetLastTimeLimitAnnounce() > 60) && (nTimeRemain < 60*1000)) {
		MCommand* pCmd = MMatchServer::GetInstance()->CreateCommand(MC_MATCH_ANNOUNCE, MUID(0,0));
		pCmd->AddParameter(new MCmdParamUInt(0));
		sprintf(szMsg, "%s%d", MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR, MERR_TIME_60REMAINING);
		pCmd->AddParameter(new MCmdParamStr( szMsg));
		ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound( VOICE_60SEC, 1500);


		MMatchServer::GetInstance()->RouteToStage(GetStage()->GetUID(), pCmd);
		SetLastTimeLimitAnnounce(60);
		return false;

ZSoundEngine.h:
#define VOICE_60SEC "nar/NAR80"

Error:
\CSCommon\Source\MMatchRule.cpp(10): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'ZSoundEngine.h': No such file or directory

**aV3PQmCJjM9L** · 17-06-13

Do not add that to CSCommon (Common code of GunZ). Instead,

./Gunz/ZGameClient.cpp - ZGameClient::OnAnnounce()...

Code:

void ZGameClient::OnAnnounce(unsigned int nType, char* szMsg)
{
    ZIDLResource* pResource = ZApplication::GetGameInterface()->GetIDLResource();

    if (strncmp(szMsg, MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR, strlen(MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR)) == 0)
    {
        const char* szId = szMsg + strlen(MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR);
        int idErrMsg = 0;
        if (1 == sscanf(szId, "%d", &idErrMsg)) {
            char szTranslated[256];
            const char* szErrStr = ZErrStr(idErrMsg);
            const char* szArg = "";

            // ﾀﾎﾀﾚ ﾆﾄｽﾌ : ｱﾞﾇﾏｴﾏ ﾀﾏｴﾜ ﾀﾎﾀﾚ 0ｰｳ ｶﾇｴﾂ 1 ｰｳｻﾓﾀﾌｶ・ｰ｡ﾁ､ﾇﾏｰ・ｱｸﾇ・
            const char* pSeperator = strchr(szMsg, '\a');
            if (pSeperator) {
                szArg = pSeperator + 1;
            }

            sprintf(szTranslated, szErrStr, szArg);
            ZChatOutput(szTranslated, ZChat::CMT_SYSTEM);

            if(idErrMsg == MERR_TIME_60REMAINING)
            {
                ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound(VOICE_60SEC, 1500);
            }
            return;
        }
    }
    
    ZChatOutput(szMsg, ZChat::CMT_SYSTEM);
}

**Chrisss** · 17-06-13

Dude get on Skype, ill help u there.

**Patrick2607** · 17-06-13

PM me your skype ;)

**Ronny786** · 17-06-13

disgusting !

**Chrisss** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

disgusting !

May i ask why you needed to write this and also what you wrote it about?

**Patrick2607** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by aV3PQmCJjM9L

Do not add that to CSCommon (Common code of GunZ). Instead,

./Gunz/ZGameClient.cpp - ZGameClient::OnAnnounce()...

Code:

void ZGameClient::OnAnnounce(unsigned int nType, char* szMsg)
{
    ZIDLResource* pResource = ZApplication::GetGameInterface()->GetIDLResource();

    if (strncmp(szMsg, MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR, strlen(MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR)) == 0)
    {
        const char* szId = szMsg + strlen(MTOK_ANNOUNCE_PARAMSTR);
        int idErrMsg = 0;
        if (1 == sscanf(szId, "%d", &idErrMsg)) {
            char szTranslated[256];
            const char* szErrStr = ZErrStr(idErrMsg);
            const char* szArg = "";

            // ﾀﾎﾀﾚ ﾆﾄｽﾌ : ｱﾞﾇﾏｴﾏ ﾀﾏｴﾜ ﾀﾎﾀﾚ 0ｰｳ ｶﾇｴﾂ 1 ｰｳｻﾓﾀﾌｶ・ｰ｡ﾁ､ﾇﾏｰ・ｱｸﾇ・
            const char* pSeperator = strchr(szMsg, '\a');
            if (pSeperator) {
                szArg = pSeperator + 1;
            }

            sprintf(szTranslated, szErrStr, szArg);
            ZChatOutput(szTranslated, ZChat::CMT_SYSTEM);

            if(idErrMsg == MERR_TIME_60REMAINING)
            {
                ZGetGameInterface()->PlayVoiceSound(VOICE_60SEC, 1500);
            }
            return;
        }
    }
    
    ZChatOutput(szMsg, ZChat::CMT_SYSTEM);
}

Thank you sir, that works :) Any idea where the 1500 number stands for?

Edit: I think the number means the amount of miliseconds the next sound can be played.

Example: VOICE_HEADSHOT,1500
Lets say you got a headshot and fantastic icon above your head. First you'll hear the "Headshot" sound. The headshot sound will take up to 1500 miliseconds before the "Fantastic" sound is played.
But, that's just a guess...

**aV3PQmCJjM9L** · 17-06-13

Originally Posted by Patrick2607

Thank you sir, that works :) Any idea where the 1500 number stands for?

Edit: I think the number means the amount of miliseconds the next sound can be played.

Example: VOICE_HEADSHOT,1500
Lets say you got a headshot and fantastic icon above your head. First you'll hear the "Headshot" sound. The headshot sound will take up to 1500 miliseconds before the "Fantastic" sound is played.
But, that's just a guess...

It seems.

**Ronny786** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by Sensor

May i ask why you needed to write this and also what you wrote it about?

why do you care lol. :mindownbusiness:

OT: Dont even try to do something like this if you cannot even use pointers

**aV3PQmCJjM9L** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

why do you care lol. :mindownbusiness:

OT: Dont even try to do something like this if you cannot even use pointers

So is there any problems with my coding style?

**Ronny786** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by aV3PQmCJjM9L

So is there any problems with my coding style?

i didnt see. its just disgusting because adding a sound effect became a spam thread. its like OMFG

**Patrick2607** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

why do you care lol. :mindownbusiness:

OT: Dont even try to do something like this if you cannot even use pointers

I am trying to learn by understanding the code, but yeah, I need the code. I am trying to understand how things work. If that is a problem to you well sorry. A month ago I knew nothing about C++, did not even know how to compile, now I know a little bit more. Every day I work on this I'm learning new things. If you learned C++ in 1 month, congrats. I don't, so don't hate.

**aV3PQmCJjM9L** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

i didnt see. its just disgusting because adding a sound effect became a spam thread. its like OMFG

It will not be big problem. Rather I love multi-threading applications. It makes good efficiency.

**Solaire** · 18-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

why do you care lol. :mindownbusiness:

OT: Dont even try to do something like this if you cannot even use pointers

Please do give me proper usage of a pointer.

**Ronny786** · 19-06-13

Pointers

**Solaire** · 19-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

Pointers

I asked you to give me a proper usage, not to google "pointers" and link me to some MSDN article.

So, again, can you please give me proper usage of a pointer.

**Ronny786** · 20-06-13

Originally Posted by Wizkidje

I asked you to give me a proper usage, not to google "pointers" and link me to some MSDN article.

So, again, can you please give me proper usage of a pointer.

ahh, its like adressing one variable to other.. if I'm not wrong.
Like Testme is value of Dont.

Dont * Testme

where variable (testme) is pointed to (dont) .
Now stop !

**aV3PQmCJjM9L** · 20-06-13

Originally Posted by Ronny786

ahh, its like adressing one variable to other.. if I'm not wrong.
Like Testme is value of Dont.

Dont * Testme

where variable (testme) is pointed to (dont) .
Now stop !

Nope, the (Dont) class's (also struct or typedef) pointer variable (Testme) is pointed to invalid location.

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