I recently submitted a map to you guys but was told to convert the sounds to use sc free sounds.
Well I did but when I played the map, there was no sound coming out of my units.
I only used free sounds from the broodwar install and the starcraft and broodwar sound folders (ones you can get from sound extractor).
Another thing, when I put those free sounds into my maps and then go open them up using the regular editor. Is there any way to get the free sounds to show up in a regular editor? If not then how can I get the map to play the free sounds if I can't select them from the play wav thing in a triggers menu?
QUOTE(chops @ Jan 1 2005, 03:38 PM)
I recently submitted a map to you guys but was told to convert the sounds to use sc free sounds.
Well I did but when I played the map, there was no sound coming out of my units.
I only used free sounds from the broodwar install and the starcraft and broodwar sound folders (ones you can get from sound extractor).
Another thing, when I put those free sounds into my maps and then go open them up using the regular editor. Is there any way to get the free sounds to show up in a regular editor? If not then how can I get the map to play the free sounds if I can't select them from the play wav thing in a triggers menu?
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the original starcraft campaign editor and SC xtra don't support sc free sounds. If your going to use SC free sounds, try doing it with starforge (or try your luck with trigedit, which is an other version of SCM draft 2). As for not hearing your men doing something such as attacking a unit, try checking to see if your sound effects is turned off. Go to "menu" ("options"?) "sound" and make sure your sound effects are as high as they can be.I don't have an example, but StarForge will easily let you import an SC sound, just then write the string for the sound in the trigger, and it'll run. SCXE and stuff won't let you make triggers with SC free sounds, but I copy them and stuff, and as long as you don't edit the sound, it'll do fine. If you want to edit it through the strings, you can use WINMPQ.