mounts / sounds

[343]

Ok, I found and added the actual sounds in sfx.pck

Now,,, I cannot find where/what points to said sounds (I imported a mount, and it sounds like I'm walking while on it) -- been poking around the mounts ECMs and couldn't find it =\

Anyone have any insight?

[MentaL]

[avalanche3]

Elements.data, pets hatched (list 92), hp A (line 8)
There are 5 different sounds supported:
0 - horse
1 - bear
2 - panther / lion
3 - raptor
4 - kirin

[343]

Thanks!

Any way to add to this ?

[avalanche3]

What do u mean by "add", you just change the digit in elements.data :P
Afaik 1.3.6 cannot have more than these 5 basic sounds.

[343]

What do u mean by "add", you just change the digit in elements.data :P
Afaik 1.3.6 cannot have more than these 5 basic sounds.

I was looking to add a new sound, but since that's not possible I will just have to substitute one of the existing ones, or replace one of the existing ones with the one I want :) Thanks again :)

[das7002]

Any way to add to this ?

Not very sure if this would do it, but



Resembles an array, you could attempt to add another sound file there and see what happens but I don't think that would work unless you broke out a disassembler and added the array as ASM (good luck .-.)

Edit: if only I knew ASM...

[343]

I think I may work on this some today (not too sure) -- I'll keep you posted to let you know what if any luck I have ;) :)

[343]

No luck, as of yet, adding a sound (its run and walk). I will have to mess around with this when I'm not so busy, or substitute a sound for a sound, or just leave it alone...Not too sure what I want to do if I cannot figure out how to add it =\

[Swoosh91]

@das

The call function (0x006F9160) you see after each sound is the loading procedure, it tells d3d to load sound into ram as far as I can tell.

If you trace it further you can see (at the top of the function) a call to .resize(), which will size the array to fit sounds. Basically, if you find a codecave, write the wished instructions there, jmp back to code, and call that injected procedure, you should be able to load more sounds.

Just theory though, I havent done it :)

[das7002]

@das

The call function (0x006F9160) you see after each sound is the loading procedure, it tells d3d to load sound into ram as far as I can tell.

If you trace it further you can see (at the top of the function) a call to .resize(), which will size the array to fit sounds. Basically, if you find a codecave, write the wished instructions there, jmp back to code, and call that injected procedure, you should be able to load more sounds.

Just theory though, I havent done it :)

I did kind of notice that pattern, I just have 0 experience with assembly. This would probably be a good opportunity to mess with some assembly though...

[NaMeLeS]

Just an idea, you could try comparing your elementclient with the pwi element client with a hex editor, PWI have added in new sounds for new mounts so you might be able to get it working in elementclient with a bit of luck...

[343]

I did do that, they're WAY off (different)...