Custom sounds warrior

[Eraston]

Is it possible to give the unit own set of sounds, not to replace standard files and not using triggers?

 

[ap0calypse]

Why won't you overwrite a standard soundset?

I mean, you can't possibly use ALL sounds... just overwrite one you don't use (like the draenai, nobody uses that one).

 

[Eraston]

In fact, I have created a new unit, and it needs some sound. Especially since I plan to use all the standard units, so I would like to create a custom set of sounds.

 

[ap0calypse]

You can't possibly use all standard units... would it really be impossible to overwrite soundsets like Wendigo, Spider, Rock Golem, Bristleback, Draenei, Furion, Drek Thar, ...
There are many campaign units which have other sound sets as well.

I mean, it is possible to create a new soundset with triggers... it would just be more work than simply rewriting default soundsets.
And I can't see how rewriting them could be a problem, seeing there are so many of them.

I can create a library to setup your own custom sound sets, but it will be vJass.

 

[Eraston]

And what about "UnitAckSounds.slk"? This can help create a special set of sounds?

 

[ap0calypse]

Hmh, interesting idea... but I wonder, how will you add them to the unit then?
They won't be in the list of unit sounds. And when you shift-click the value, what will you insert?

Well, I tested it and it failed :/

I added the lines "SoundTestYes1.wav" (category "CustomSound\") and "SoundTestYesAttack1.wav".
I imported the sounds and the .slk-file, gave them the right path ("CustomSound\SoundTestYes1.wav") and then set the sound channel of the unit to "SoundTest".
It didn't do anything :/

 

[Eraston]

Damn ... I did the same ...
I edited UnitAckSounds.slk (replaced by line "Arthas") and placed in the directory "Warcraft 3 \ UI \ SoundInfo \"
Put my sounds in the directory "Units \ Creeps \ WaterPao \".

Now the editor can be heard all the sounds in the sound editor and put the string "WaterPao" in the sound set unit. But the sounds in the game and not play, although judging by the fact that WE recognize all is well, everything is done correctly.

WarCraft definitely uses this database to determine the sound units (in any case, I did not find any other files that have been associated with a set of sound units).

There is speculation that Warcraft is looking for files described in "UnitAckSounds.slk" only "listfile" from mpq archive. And finds no custom content ...