[DiscordArchive] what is your issue here exactly? fidget sounds playing wrong sound id and having inconsistencies wit
[DiscordArchive] what is your issue here exactly? fidget sounds playing wrong sound id and having inconsistencies wit
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what is your issue here exactly? fidget sounds playing wrong sound id and having inconsistencies with what you should have?
rektbyfaith
08-14-2025, 07:12 PM #1Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2025-08-14T19:12:52.552000+00:00
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what is your issue here exactly? fidget sounds playing wrong sound id and having inconsistencies with what you should have?
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Seems to do the trick, thanks!
rektbyfaith
08-14-2025, 08:31 PM #2Archived author: Namok • Posted: 2025-08-14T20:31:06.822000+00:00
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Seems to do the trick, thanks!
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Exactly! The most common case I get is that cata and later models get multiple fidgets sounds (up to 4) but tbc get only 1 colonne in the DBC
rektbyfaith
08-14-2025, 08:32 PM #3Archived author: Namok • Posted: 2025-08-14T20:32:36.601000+00:00
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Exactly! The most common case I get is that cata and later models get multiple fidgets sounds (up to 4) but tbc get only 1 colonne in the DBC
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Depending on the sound you might be able to trick the client by playing sound based on state animation, though I don't know if it exists in tbc but if so you could instead of using creature sound data fidgets move them to ObjectEffectPackageElem.dbc in wotlk to have sound played based on state animation of the model (if that state exist in animation.dbc and is used by the model), you would also need to edit ObjectEffect.dbc, ObjectEffectPackage.dbc and ObjectEffectGroup.dbc.
That can work to add additional foley sounds when you run, swim, fly etc.
Game will crash if there is a mismatch between these dbc, and I'm still not sure how exactly they work between them.
rektbyfaith
08-14-2025, 08:45 PM #4Archived author: Thiesant • Posted: 2025-08-14T20:45:56.289000+00:00
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Depending on the sound you might be able to trick the client by playing sound based on state animation, though I don't know if it exists in tbc but if so you could instead of using creature sound data fidgets move them to ObjectEffectPackageElem.dbc in wotlk to have sound played based on state animation of the model (if that state exist in animation.dbc and is used by the model), you would also need to edit ObjectEffect.dbc, ObjectEffectPackage.dbc and ObjectEffectGroup.dbc.
That can work to add additional foley sounds when you run, swim, fly etc.
Game will crash if there is a mismatch between these dbc, and I'm still not sure how exactly they work between them.
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