Example Functions
Events
Conditions
Actions
-------- An individual sound can be played at a certain volume --------
Sound - Play Bark <gen> at 100.00% volume, skipping the first 0.00 seconds
-------- Individual Music tracks cannot be played at a certain volume --------
Sound - Play NightElf2 <gen>, skipping the first 0.00 seconds and fading in over 0.00 seconds
-------- All music track's volume can be changed by modifying the music volume channel --------
Sound - Set Music to 50.00%
Some players prefer to play games without music playing. The Warcraft 3 in-game settings menu has an option to turn off music.
Temporarily Change Music's Volume
Events
Conditions
Actions
-------- Play a music track --------
Sound - Play NightElf2 <gen>, skipping the first 0.00 seconds and fading in over 0.00 seconds
-------- Make the song play at half volume (50%) --------
Sound - Set Music to 50.00%
-------- Wait until this song has finished playing --------
Wait 20.00 seconds
-------- Return the music to it's normal volume --------
Sound - Set Music to 100.00%
Thanks for answering. Btw, I found that modifying music volume doesn't work for some reason, I just forgot to mention it above. And if you're using some sound as Music Theme, it doesn't matter which sound channel it is, you still can turn it off through ctrl + m or fixing music value in-game, if I understood your downside correctly
Some players prefer to play games without music playing. The Warcraft 3 in-game settings menu has an option to turn off music.
If you play music over regular sound channels, this will go against the user's preference which may be undesired. This is the only downside I can think of.
Remember, as reflected above, you can modify the Music volume channel to achieve different volumes of music. This is a very simple demonstration of temporarily changing the music's volume. This would assume no other music is plying at the same time else that other music will have it's volume changed too. You probably shouldn't have 2 songs running together anyway.
