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Warning: This guide is incomplete, do not follow it until it is complete.Introduction
This tutorial will teach you how to create speakers.
First, complete this guide Making GLaDOS speak
The Speaker
Create a prop_static entity and set it's world model to models/props/speaker_system01/speaker_system01.mdl
If the speaker is inside an Observation Hallway set it's skin to 0. If the speaker is the the maintenance areas, make it skin 1.
Create an info_target entity and name it to glados_speaker1. Put this info_target in the center of the speaker part of the model.
Create an env_microphone entity inside of the nodraw box of the GLaDOS' generic_actor area. Enter the following properties:
| Property Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | glados_microphone_speaker01 |
| Start Disabled | Yes |
| Speaker target | glados_speaker1 |
| Speaker DSP Preset | 8 LOUDSPEAKER, ECHO |
Underflags, untick
Hears Combat soundsHears World soundsHears player soundsHears bullet impacts
then tick Ignores non-attenuated sounds
Bug: Although you are outside of the microphone area. It is still possible to hear yourself and the portalgun from the speaker. [todo tested in ?]
Extra
The voice lines used in the BTS areas in Portal were modified to have a "speaker" effect. This is what we got in the Retail:
Retail Voice Line
This is what we saw in the Beta:
Beta Voice Line
It is not known what filter they used, they probably used High Pass. If anyone knows what they precisely did to make this speaker voice, please add it here.