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--
-- This file demonstrates how to add a sound set to Enigma.
--
-- Sound effects are triggered by so-called "sound events". These sound
-- events usually have a name (like "dooropen") and an associated location
-- (the coordinates of the door) which affects the way a sound effect is
-- played.
--
-- The sound event is converted into a real sound effect using tables
-- similar to the one below. Each entry in the table is either a string
-- like "enigma/st-coinslot", which is interpreted as the file
-- "soundsets/enigma/st-coinslot.wav" with some default properties, or a
-- list of sound attributes enclosed in curly braces "{ ... }".
--
-- Here is a complete example of such an attribute list:
--
-- dooropen = { file="my_soundset/open-door", volume=0.9, priority=4 },
--
-- The meaning of these attributes is as follows:
--
-- file - Path and name of the sound file for this event, without
-- the".wav" extension.
--
-- volume - The sound volume: 1.0 is standard, 0.0 is silent.
--
-- priority - If many effects are active at the same time, high-priority
-- effects can replace lower-priority effects. Use an integer
-- between 1 and 10 (default 1). This property does not yet
-- work within Enigma 1.01.
--
-- global - Either "true" or "false". If true, no stereo effects are
-- applied and there is no attenuation. Used for menu sound,
-- level end sounds, etc. Default is "false".
--
-- loop - "true" or "false". If true, the sound repeats infinitely
-- until canceled. Default is "false".
--
-- damp_max, damp_inc, damp_mult, damp_min, damp_tick
-- - Parameters for sound damping. Sounds from noisy objects
-- like light passengers are damped to reduce the noise.
-- For this, the sound event's frequency is estimated.
-- damp_max calibrates the maximal damping factor (high means
-- quiet), damp_inc how fast the damping accumulates,
-- damp_mult is an overall factor, damp_min defines a lower
-- bound for the damping entries (beyond which they are
-- removed from memory) and damp_tick the factor that's
-- applied all 0.1 seconds. See sound.hh for details.
-- Defaults: 10.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.5, 0.9.
--
-- To design a new sound set, proceed as follows.
--
-- 1) Create a new folder containing a copy of this file (named "soundset.lua")
-- and the wav files you want to use.
--
-- 2) Move this new folder into Enigma's "soundsets" folder in your user path.
-- (Possibly you have to create it.) The directory structure should look
-- something like this:
--
-- (user path)/soundsets/my_sounds/
-- /soundset.lua
-- /high_pitch.wav
-- /soundfile_13.wav
-- ...
--
-- 3) Run Enigma and choose "My Soundset" in the options menu. Since this
-- file's sound set does not map any sound effect to a wav file, you should
-- hear nothing.
--
-- 4) Edit the contents of this file to your liking. You can access the
-- default sound files in the "soundsets/enigma" directory, e.g.:
-- ...
-- coinsloton = { file="enigma/st-coinslot" },
-- ...
-- When using own sound files, remember to add the subfolder, like in
-- ...
-- coinsloton = { file="my_sounds/soundfile_13" },
-- ...
-- No extension ".wav"! It's added automatically. Make sure that the
-- extension is in lower case letters.
--
-- 5) Replace "MY_SOUNDSET" by a suitable variable name, and "My Soundset"
-- by the name you want to see in the sound options menu. Remember to
-- make it short enough to fit on the button.
--
-- If you need inspiration, take a look at "sound-defaults.lua" shipped with
-- Enigma, which contains the default sound table.
--
-- If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask. Have fun!
--
soundtable_MY_SOUNDSET = {
[""] = "", -- empty sound
ballcollision = "",
blockerdown = "",
blockerup = "",
bomb_black = "",
bomb_white = "",
bottle = "",
bumper = "",
cloth = "",
coinslotoff = "",
coinsloton = "",
crack = "",
doorclose = "",
dooropen = "",
drown = "",
dynamite = "",
electric = "",
exit = "",
extinguish = "",
fakeoxyd = "",
falldown = "",
finished = "",
floordestroy = "",
fourswitch = "",
glass = "",
hitfloor = "",
impulse = "",
intro = "",
invrotate = "",
itemtransform = "",
jump = "",
jumppad = "",
landmine = "",
laserloop = "",
laseron = "",
laseroff = "",
lock = "",
magneton = "",
magnetoff = "",
mail = "",
menuexit = "",
menumove = "",
menuok = "",
menustop = "",
menuswitch = "",
metal = "",
mirrorturn = "",
movebig = "",
moveslow = "",
movesmall = "",
oxydclose = "",
oxydopen = "",
oxydopened = "",
pickup = "",
puller = "",
puzzlerotate = "",
quake = "",
rubberband = "",
scissors = "",
seedgrow = "",
shatter = "",
shattersmall = "",
shogunoff = "",
shogunon = "",
skull = "",
spade = "",
squish = "",
stone = "",
stonedestroy = "",
stonepaint = "",
stonetransform = "",
swamp = "",
switchmarbles = "",
switchoff = "",
switchon = "",
switchplayer = "",
sword = "",
thief = "",
triggerdown = "",
triggerup = "",
turnstileleft = "",
turnstileright = "",
umbrellaoff = "",
umbrellaon = "",
umbrellawarn = "",
unlock = "",
vortexclose = "",
vortexopen = "",
warp = "",
wood = "",
yinyang = "",
}
-- Remove "--" from the line below to add missing sound entries
-- from the default sound set.
--copy_missing (soundtable_enigma, soundtable_MY_SOUNDSET)
AddSoundSet ("My Soundset", soundtable_MY_SOUNDSET)
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