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" You don't have any selected music in your folder", I do change the path in "MS Init 1". I already created my Folder in warcraft folder and put a music in it. still it cannot detect it. Help?
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External Music System V.1.5
- Author(s)
- Arad MNK
- Size
- 29.68 KB
- Rating
- Downloads
- 392
- Created
- Jan 13, 2016
- Updated
- Mar 4, 2016
- Resources
- 1
- State
Approved
This bundle is marked as recommended. It works and satisfies the submission rules.
This is an unbelievably simple system I've made with basic vJASS (First vJASS spell!!) as I currently don't know advanced vJASS (structs and stuff) but it wasn't needed, as the system is waaaaay too simple, but I think useful. Might not be approved, as it is too simple, but for some Map-Makers that don't want to waste filesize on Music files they can attach the soundtrack to the map and let the player install it.
The is the External Music System. A system where you give it the .mp3 files in your Warcraft III folder (you give the system the path) and it plays the music for you one by one, I tried to make it as Configurable as possible, like you can choose all .mp3 prefixes, the choice whether the 0 before 1 should be there or not (like "Track-01" and "Track-1"), playing the music random, etc. The user can fully configure the system, and of course the .mp3 files!
Fully MUI and GUI friendly. Demo map includes whatever you need to know, and a way to use the system is under the Category "Demo related".
Requirements:
JNGP
Local Files Enabled
Why JNGP?
Because this is coded in vJASS and also you need to have local files enabled. Tick it from the Grimoire extension of JNGP (thanks Emm-A-!).
Disclaimer:
Changing the .mp3 files in the middle of when system is ran is NOT supported.
Only works with .mp3 files. .wav file formats and others are basically avoided.
Remember, if anyone uses this and finds a problem with it, he has the Responsibility to report the problem here (using the debug messages).
Special thanks to Zwiebelchen for his helps.
Keywords:
Music, music, arad mnk, arad, mnk, m, n, k, external, system, external music, external music system, bleh, filesize, orpg, sound, mp3
The is the External Music System. A system where you give it the .mp3 files in your Warcraft III folder (you give the system the path) and it plays the music for you one by one, I tried to make it as Configurable as possible, like you can choose all .mp3 prefixes, the choice whether the 0 before 1 should be there or not (like "Track-01" and "Track-1"), playing the music random, etc. The user can fully configure the system, and of course the .mp3 files!
Fully MUI and GUI friendly. Demo map includes whatever you need to know, and a way to use the system is under the Category "Demo related".
Requirements:
JNGP
Local Files Enabled
Why JNGP?
Because this is coded in vJASS and also you need to have local files enabled. Tick it from the Grimoire extension of JNGP (thanks Emm-A-!).
Disclaimer:
Changing the .mp3 files in the middle of when system is ran is NOT supported.
Only works with .mp3 files. .wav file formats and others are basically avoided.
Remember, if anyone uses this and finds a problem with it, he has the Responsibility to report the problem here (using the debug messages).
Special thanks to Zwiebelchen for his helps.
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MS Configuration
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Events
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Map initialization
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Conditions
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Actions
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-------- Configuration --------
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-------- The Timeout for the system. --------
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-------- The real timeout will be calculated by how many times(MS_Timeout) checks will happen in a SINGLE SECOND. So the system now currently works every 0.5 seconds. --------
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-------- The bigger the variable is, the more percise the system gets. But with bigger values than like 40 or 50 you'll have some minor problems on Battle.net. --------
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Set MS_Timeout = 20.00
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-------- When set to true, "Test-01" will be used as a sound and "Test-1" won't be. Vica Versa as well. --------
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Set MS_Use0 = True
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-------- The Variable would look for a known number of tracks, so it will loop until then for like 3 times. --------
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-------- Set it to 0 so it would look for all available tracks. (recommended) --------
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Set MS_ForLoop = 0
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-------- When true, it may choose random tracks from the folder (the one played earlier might be played :p). --------
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Set MS_PlayingIsRandom = False
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-------- End of Configuration --------
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Sound - Clear the music list
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Sound - Stop music Immediately
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MS How to use
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Events
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Conditions
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Actions
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-------- Just note that for these functions to run you'll need to call StartSoundtrack at least once. --------
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-------- Use this code to start your soundtrack. Most important function. --------
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-------- The first parameter is the folder path and the second parameter is the .mp3 file prefix. --------
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-------- So it's like this: Warcraft3Folder\MyFolderPath\MyFilePrefix-01.mp3 --------
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Custom script: call StartSoundtrack("MyFolderPath", "MyFilePrefix")
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-------- How to mute a player: --------
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Set TempPlayer = Player 1 (Red)
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-------- 0 Volume is mutation. --------
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Custom script: call EMSSetVolume(udg_TempPlayer, 0)
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-------- You can unmute someone as well, using the line below: --------
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Set TempPlayer = Player 1 (Red)
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-------- 127 Is the highest volume possible, I don't know what will happen if it's greater than 127, but I'm not sure it'll work out well. --------
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Custom script: call EMSSetVolume(udg_TempPlayer, 127)
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-------- Here's how to get the number of tracks a player has: --------
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Set TempPlayer = Player 1 (Red)
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Custom script: set udg_DemoTrackNumber = EMSGetTrackNum(udg_TempPlayer)
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-------- Variable Demo_TrackNumber now has the value. --------
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-------- Listen carefully to this one. --------
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-------- This will get the number of tracks the player has "locally". The integer won't cause desyncs (dont' worry) but the results may be different for each player. --------
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Custom script: set udg_DemoTrackNumber = EMSGetTrackNumLocal()
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-------- Variable Demo_TrackNumber now has the value. --------
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-------- Gets the current Track playing. It's local just like GetTrackNumLocal(). --------
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Custom script: set udg_DemoTrackNumber = EMSGetCurrentTrack()
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-------- Variable Demo_TrackNumber now has the value. --------
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JASS:
library EMS /* v.1.5 */ initializer Init /*
******************************************************************************************
*
* EMS by Arad MNK
*
******************************************************************************************
*
* EMS
*
* EMS is the External Music System which is a GUI-Friendly system. You Can
* use this system both with JASS and GUI (other things are supported too!)
* You can control the music playing from other external folders with this system.
*
* Notes:
* - Changing the .mp3 files in the middle of when system is on is NOT supported.
* - Only works with .mp3 files. .wav file formats and others are basically avoided.
*
******************************************************************************************
*/
//! novjass
//* API
function StartSoundtrack takes string path, string filePrefix returns nothing
//* - Most important Function. Initializes the system with any GUI event, with the according folder and file prefix.
function EMSSetVolume takes player p, integer vol returns nothing
//* - Set a player's music volume to an integer.
function EMSPlayCustomTrack takes integer track returns boolean
//* - Play a custom track while the system is running.
function EMSGetTrackNum takes player p returns integer
//* - The number of tracks player p has.
function EMSGetTrackNumLocal takes nothing returns integer
//* - The number of tracks the player has. It's a local integer.
function EMSGetCurrentTrack takes nothing returns integer
//* - Current track running. Local integer.
//! endnovjass
/*
*
*
******************************************************************************************
*
* Credits
* Zwiebelchen - He helped me at some critical points. Also the main idea drives from him.
*
******************************************************************************************
*/
globals
private integer array TrackNum // Global how many tracks you have.
private integer TrackNumLocal // Local how many tracks you have.
private sound array Track // The sound handles of tracks.
private integer CurrTrackNum // Current track playing number, i.e MusicFolder\Test-CurrTrackNum.mp3
private boolean Allowed = true // Should the system run or it's not allowed?
private string SoundtrackFilePrefix = "NULL" // These two NULLs are used in
private string SoundtrackPath = "NULL" // the function Message.
private timer SystemTimer = CreateTimer()
private boolean FirstCall = false
endglobals
//********************************************//
//*************/Message Function/*************//
//********************************************//
private function Message takes string s returns nothing //Debug messages
debug call DisplayTextToPlayer(Player(0), 0, 0, "|c00FFFF00EMS:|r " + s + "\n|c00FF0000ID:|r " + SoundtrackPath +" " + SoundtrackFilePrefix)
endfunction
//*******************************//
//*************/API/*************//
//*******************************//
function EMSSetVolume takes player p, integer vol returns nothing
local integer i = 1
if FirstCall then
loop
exitwhen i == TrackNum[GetPlayerId(p)] + 1
if GetLocalPlayer() == p then
call SetSoundVolume(Track[i], vol)
endif
set i = i + 1
endloop
call Message("New Volume: " + I2S(vol))
else
call Message("System is not initialized for the first time yet...")
endif
endfunction
function EMSPlayCustomTrack takes integer track returns boolean //The boolean means that the track exists or not
local boolean b = track <= TrackNumLocal and FirstCall
if b then
set Allowed = false //Does not allow the core to detect the stopped sound and restart
call StopSound(Track[CurrTrackNum], false, false)
call Message("Custom Track Playing: " + I2S(track))
set CurrTrackNum = track - 1
call StartSound(Track[CurrTrackNum])
set Allowed = true
else
call Message("Invalid Track.")
endif
return b
endfunction
function EMSGetTrackNum takes player p returns integer
if FirstCall then
return TrackNum[GetPlayerId(p)]
else
call Message("System is not initialized for the first time yet...")
return 0
endif
endfunction
function EMSGetTrackNumLocal takes nothing returns integer
if FirstCall then
return TrackNumLocal
else
call Message("System is not initialized for the first time yet...")
return 0
endif
endfunction
function EMSGetCurrentTrack takes nothing returns integer
if FirstCall then
return CurrTrackNum
else
call Message("System is not initialized for the first time yet...")
return 0
endif
endfunction
//*********************************************************//
//*************/Functions used by the system./*************//
//*********************************************************//
private function CreateTrackLocation takes integer i returns string
local string s
local string smsg
if udg_MS_Use0 and i < 10 then
set s = "0"
else
set s = ""
endif
set smsg = SoundtrackPath + "\\" + SoundtrackFilePrefix + "-" + s + I2S(i) + ".mp3"
call Message("Track path generated: " + smsg)
set s = null
return smsg
endfunction
private function NumOfTracksLocal takes nothing returns integer
local integer i = 1
local integer i2 = 1
loop
exitwhen i != i2
if GetSoundFileDuration(CreateTrackLocation(i)) > 0 then
set i2 = i2 + 1
endif
set i = i + 1
endloop
return i2 - 1
endfunction
private function NumOfTracksLimitLocal takes integer limit returns integer
local integer i = 1
local integer i2 = 1
loop
exitwhen i == udg_MS_ForLoop or i != i2
if GetSoundFileDuration(CreateTrackLocation(i)) > 0 then
set i2 = i2 + 1
endif
set i = i + 1
endloop
return i2 - 1
endfunction
private function NumOfTracks takes player p returns integer
local integer i = 1
local integer i2 = 1
loop
exitwhen i != i2
if GetLocalPlayer() == p then
if GetSoundFileDuration(CreateTrackLocation(i)) > 0 then
set i2 = i2 + 1
endif
endif
set i = i + 1
endloop
return i2 - 1
endfunction
private function NumOfTracksLimit takes player p, integer limit returns integer
local integer i = 1
local integer i2 = 1
loop
exitwhen i == udg_MS_ForLoop or i != i2
if GetLocalPlayer() == p then
if GetSoundFileDuration(CreateTrackLocation(i)) > 0 then
set i2 = i2 + 1
endif
endif
set i = i + 1
endloop
return i2 - 1
endfunction
private function Core takes nothing returns nothing
if not(GetSoundIsLoading(Track[CurrTrackNum]) or GetSoundIsPlaying(Track[CurrTrackNum])) and Allowed then
call StopSound(Track[CurrTrackNum], false, false)
if udg_MS_PlayingIsRandom then
set CurrTrackNum = GetRandomInt(1, TrackNumLocal)
call Message("Random Track: " + I2S(CurrTrackNum))
else
if CurrTrackNum != TrackNumLocal + 1 then
set CurrTrackNum = CurrTrackNum + 1
elseif CurrTrackNum == TrackNumLocal + 1 then
set CurrTrackNum = 1 //start from beginning
endif
call Message("Next Track: " + I2S(CurrTrackNum))
endif
call StartSound(Track[CurrTrackNum])
endif
endfunction
private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
call Message("Initialized.\nDebug mode is on.")
endfunction
//****************************************************************************//
//*************/Most Important user function, starts the system./*************//
//****************************************************************************//
function StartSoundtrack takes string path, string filePrefix returns nothing
local integer i = 1
set Allowed = false
set SoundtrackPath = path
set SoundtrackFilePrefix = filePrefix
if FirstCall then
call Message("Not first call, Stopping music.")
call Message("Track stopped: " + I2S(CurrTrackNum))
call StopSound(Track[CurrTrackNum], false, false) //Stopping the music playing if called when a soundtrack is on
loop
exitwhen i == TrackNumLocal
call KillSoundWhenDone(Track[i])
call Message("Track destroyed. Track Number:" + I2S(i))
set i = i + 1
endloop
else
set FirstCall = true
call Message("First call.")
endif
set CurrTrackNum = 1
set i = 1
call Message("Starting soundtrack: " + path + "\\" + filePrefix)
if udg_MS_ForLoop == 0 then
set TrackNumLocal = NumOfTracksLocal()
elseif udg_MS_ForLoop > 0 then
set TrackNumLocal = NumOfTracksLimitLocal(udg_MS_ForLoop)
endif
loop
exitwhen i == TrackNumLocal
set Track[i] = CreateSound(CreateTrackLocation(i), false, false, false, 12700, 12700, "")
call Message("Track created. Track Number:" + I2S(i))
set i = i + 1
endloop
call StartSound(Track[1])
call TimerStart(SystemTimer, 1 / udg_MS_Timeout, true, function Core)
set Allowed = true
endfunction
endlibraryKeywords:
Music, music, arad mnk, arad, mnk, m, n, k, external, system, external music, external music system, bleh, filesize, orpg, sound, mp3
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Um...
I have deleted wc3 and I no longer code. I have left hive but just smth made me look up here.
I remember the system had a bug, in which, the system couldn't play the last music (or was it the first?). Anyways, I can no longer test it (no Warcraft) but you can have a null mp3 file track in the end of it and use that as a music file, but the system won't play it. Basically you have avoided the bug.
If anyone wants to recreate/fix this system your totally open.
I have deleted wc3 and I no longer code. I have left hive but just smth made me look up here.
I remember the system had a bug, in which, the system couldn't play the last music (or was it the first?). Anyways, I can no longer test it (no Warcraft) but you can have a null mp3 file track in the end of it and use that as a music file, but the system won't play it. Basically you have avoided the bug.
If anyone wants to recreate/fix this system your totally open.
