Creatures and Attack sounds: Difference between revisions
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In the Combat_Montage of our player character, we have the attack animation. In the attack animation segment we have one events (Notify) at the start of type PSAnimNotifyAttackSound | == Attack Sound == | ||
For humanoid and creatures we consider that they can use melee or switch weapons. In the Combat_Montage of our player character, we have the attack animation. In the attack animation segment we have one events (Notify) at the start of type PSAnimNotifyAttackSound | |||
[[File:PSAnimNotify.png]] | [[File:PSAnimNotify.png]] | ||
In psAttack::Attack() we create a soundID | In psAttack::Attack() we create a soundID with this rule:<blockquote> | ||
if the weapon is melee then use the race: <race>-4 | |||
otherwise use the weapon skill id: "w-" + <weapon skill> | |||
Example: Stonehammer hitting with a Fist = 0-4 | Example: Stonehammer hitting with a Fist = 0-4 | ||
this soundID is then sent to all clients this way: we call BroadcastAttackAnimation() to send it to all players in range, and then we call ReceiveAttackAnimation() on clients BP, this is then calling PlayPSAnimMontage() | Example: Stonehammer hitting with a sword = w-0</blockquote>this soundID is then sent to all clients this way: we call BroadcastAttackAnimation() to send it to all players in range, and then we call ReceiveAttackAnimation() on clients BP, this is then calling PlayPSAnimMontage() | ||
Inside PlayPSAnimMontage() we use the soundid | Inside PlayPSAnimMontage() we use the soundid | ||
UPSAnimNotifyAttackSound: < | The class used is UPSAnimNotifyAttackSound | ||
== Hit sound == | |||
When someone is hit. | |||
in psAttack::AffectTarget() we create a soundID <Weapon Type> + "-" + <Material> + <Hit> | |||
Material is defined in [[Race infoTable]].skin_type | |||
Example: fist hitting carapare of a trepor: 4-3-1 | |||
Example: sword getting blocked by flesh: 0-0-0 | |||
this soundID is then sent to all clients this way: we call BroacastCombatResultSound() to send it to all players in range | |||
The hit sounds are decoupled from the hit animation because they need to play regardless. | |||
== Death Sound == | |||
If we want to have a sound when the creature dies, we have it in the Death Montage, on the death animation | |||
[[File:Death Sound.png]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:34, 20 June 2023
Attack Sound
For humanoid and creatures we consider that they can use melee or switch weapons. In the Combat_Montage of our player character, we have the attack animation. In the attack animation segment we have one events (Notify) at the start of type PSAnimNotifyAttackSound
In psAttack::Attack() we create a soundID with this rule:
if the weapon is melee then use the race: <race>-4
otherwise use the weapon skill id: "w-" + <weapon skill>
Example: Stonehammer hitting with a Fist = 0-4
Example: Stonehammer hitting with a sword = w-0
this soundID is then sent to all clients this way: we call BroadcastAttackAnimation() to send it to all players in range, and then we call ReceiveAttackAnimation() on clients BP, this is then calling PlayPSAnimMontage()
Inside PlayPSAnimMontage() we use the soundid
The class used is UPSAnimNotifyAttackSound
Hit sound
When someone is hit.
in psAttack::AffectTarget() we create a soundID <Weapon Type> + "-" + <Material> + <Hit>
Material is defined in Race infoTable.skin_type
Example: fist hitting carapare of a trepor: 4-3-1
Example: sword getting blocked by flesh: 0-0-0
this soundID is then sent to all clients this way: we call BroacastCombatResultSound() to send it to all players in range
The hit sounds are decoupled from the hit animation because they need to play regardless.
Death Sound
If we want to have a sound when the creature dies, we have it in the Death Montage, on the death animation
