Creating custom soundscapes: Difference between revisions

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Yes, you can. The SDK has been updated so that soundscapes are no longer hard coded to only reside in the soundscapes_manifest.txt script file. With proper naming of your soundscape script the game will load it when the map loads.

The soundscape name and location should be as following:

    <game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_yourmapname.txt

For example, with a Counter-Strike: Source map called de_kilo2.bsp:

    <game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_de_kilo2.txt

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-Unless you're creating your own MOD, you can't create custom soundscapes for an individual level. The list of soundscape are determined by the file <code><game directory>\scripts\soundscapes.txt</code>, of which there is only one per game. See Soundscapes for more information.
+Yes, you can. The SDK has been updated so that soundscapes are no longer hard coded to only reside in the <code>soundscapes_manifest.txt</code> script file. With proper naming of your soundscape script the game will load it when the map loads.
+The soundscape name and location should be as following:
+     <game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_yourmapname.txt
+For example, with a Counter-Strike: Source map called de_kilo2.bsp:
-*update
+     <game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_de_kilo2.txt
-Soundscapes are no longer hard coded in the soundscapes_manifest.txt.
-With proper naming of your soundscape script the game will load it when the map loads.
-The soundscape name and location should be as following:
-<code><game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_yourmapname.txt</code>
-Example for a Counter Strike source map called de_kilo2.bsp
-<code><game directory>\scripts\soundscapes_de_kilo2.txt</code>

Creating custom soundscapes: Difference between revisions

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