Environmental Sounds

Posted by Licoaldo on Sun 20 Nov 2011 05:59 PM — 5 posts, 18,907 views.

Brazil #0
Hello there.

I play a great MUD which was recently brought back to life called Unicorn Valley (unicornvalleymud.com port 2600).

They have a sort of sound that is triggered as time passes, depending on which area you are on. They have a pack of sound files on their website (http://unicornvalleymud.com/downloads.htm).

I unzipped the folder onto mushclient/sounds (the directory was already created) but when the MUD prompts to play a sound I get the message:

!!SOUND(bben1.wav)The cathedral bells ring out the hour.
That particular wave file is there at the folder.

I'm using version 4.73.
Any tips? I thank you in advance for everything!
Amended on Sun 20 Nov 2011 06:06 PM by Licoaldo
Australia Forum Administrator #1
Have you installed the MSP plugin? That is what detects those lines and plays the sounds. I think the latest one is here:

http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/plugins/

Look for the "msp" plugin.
Brazil #2
Now I have installed the plugin and there was an advance.

I now read the message clearly:


The cathedral bells ring out the hour.
(without the !!SOUND message)

But it won't play the correct sound. It plays some standard random error windows sound.
Australia Forum Administrator #3
That plugin looks quite old. Judging by what I see in it, it is looking for sound files at:


c:\mushclient\msp\


I suggest you edit the plugin (xml) file with any text editor, like Notepad, and change the line near the top with that in it (msp_path) to where you put your sounds. Something like:


c:\Program Files\Mushclient\sounds\


Save that and re-install the plugin and it should work.

If not, possibly the sound files are not in a supported format.
Brazil #4
It worked!! Thank you!!