"This table is the gift that keeps on giving :hmm:"
A little unnecessary the above, lots of work go into every table made and even if we find the odd thing now and again,
i wouldnt really know where to start making a table overall.
Posted 04 February 2024 - 08:50 PM
I think the roms sounds of this table just do not let you listen to the rolling sounds. You can increase the sound in the sound manager or you can increase the sound of the rolling sounds in the script.
Here it is an updated script is you prefer to simply replace the script.
What I have done is to change a few lines:
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Posted 04 February 2024 - 08:57 PM
@Urko: You're right. I'm sorry, that came across as unnecessarily harsh and flippant. I have nothing but respect for the table creators, and it was meant more as "Argh, I thought I had it working". It came out completely wrong though, and I apologize.
Anyway: I downloaded the original unedited table once more, and it doesn't seem to have the problem I described. Weird. Let me try copying JP's code in one more time, maybe I screwed up something when I changed the view. Wouldn't be the first time. ![]()
EDIT: Yep, it works just fine. Turns out I'm the idiot today in more ways than one.
Edited by SixOfTwelve, 04 February 2024 - 09:01 PM.
Posted 04 February 2024 - 09:37 PM
I think the roms sounds of this table just do not let you listen to the rolling sounds. You can increase the sound in the sound manager or you can increase the sound of the rolling sounds in the script.
Here it is an updated script is you prefer to simply replace the script.
What I have done is to change a few lines:
Function Pitch(ball) ' Calculates the pitch of the sound based on the ball speedPitch = BallVel(ball) * 200End FunctionThat 200 was only 20, so the pitch was lower than expected.Function BallVel(ball) 'Calculates the ball speedBallVel = SQR((ball.VelX ^2) + (ball.VelY ^2) )End FunctionHere the Ballvel had an INT in front of the SQRAnd I have increased the volume on the rolling line:PlaySound("fx_ballrolling" & b), -1, Vol(BOT(b))*25, AudioPan(BOT(b)), 0, Pitch(BOT(b)), 1, 0, AudioFade(BOT(b))I guess you can play a little with that 25, higher or lower until it sounds better.
Thanks again JP! I will download the new script a little later tonight and try it out, but it sounds like you figured things out.
On another note I am very sad to read that Masquerade will be your last table for awhile. 😭Thank you so much for all of the great tables you have made over the years.