[Problem] Sounds

02/25/2011 08:26 Spirited42#1

I've got sounds working on every single source I've ever made; however, this source has a problem and I have no idea why. It repeats the sound over and over again. The server isn't sending the client anything. It just sends the initial string packet.

#removed incorrect code

I tried it on other versions of clients too. I'm very, very confused.

02/25/2011 14:16 Syst3m_W1z4rd#2

Maybe this can help.

Code:

Take from epvp, release on 4botters.

02/25/2011 18:57 Arco.#3

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02/25/2011 19:45 Iron~Man#4

Quote:

Originally Posted by Syst3m_W1z4rd

Maybe this can help.

Code:

        public byte[] SoundPacket(string SoundName, int Volume)
        {
            ServerClientPacket Pkkt = new ServerClientPacket();

            Pkkt.AddShort(15 + SoundName.Length);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0x3F7);
            Pkkt.AddInt(0);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0x214);
            Pkkt.AddByte(SoundName.Length);
            Pkkt.AddText(SoundName);
            Pkkt.AddShort(Volume);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0);

            return Pkkt.ReturnPacket();
        }

Ermm, When I Send The Packet, I Only Put the song name or the whole path?

02/25/2011 20:07 Arco.#5

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iron~Man

Ermm, When I Send The Packet, I Only Put the song name or the whole path?

Learn to read some of the example threads.

Quote:

sound/rain.mp3

02/25/2011 21:13 Spirited42#6

Quote:

Originally Posted by Syst3m_W1z4rd

Maybe this can help.

Code:

        public byte[] SoundPacket(string SoundName, int Volume)
        {
            ServerClientPacket Pkkt = new ServerClientPacket();

            Pkkt.AddShort(15 + SoundName.Length);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0x3F7);
            Pkkt.AddInt(0);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0x214);
            Pkkt.AddByte(SoundName.Length);
            Pkkt.AddText(SoundName);
            Pkkt.AddShort(Volume);
            Pkkt.AddShort(0);

            return Pkkt.ReturnPacket();
        }

Same Result.
I figured it out though.
I forgot to mention creating a NEW packet instead of reusing an old one... so it had junk left in the buffer. Hahaha. I really shouldn't code when I'm tired. Thanks for the help. I'll thank you. =p