Remove WX-78 charge sound

[t1morino88eex]

Hello,

I think it would be useful to  have the option to disable WX's charged state sound in the game menu settings similar to Wigfrids umlauts. It can drive one crazy on the long term.

Since it is not there I was wondering if there is an existing mod that does that, the steam workshop gives no results. Would it be hard to remove that sounds effect? Could I simply delete the sound file in the game files?

 

Edited December 3, 2016 by t1morino88eex

[DVGMedia]

well i think if you lower sound effects you wont be hearing it anymore same goes for ambient noises for sanity moans.

 

^{or you know not play wx? and be a selfess human}

[DarkXero]

AddPrefabPostInit("wx78", function(inst)
	inst:ListenForEvent("ms_overcharge", function(inst)
		inst:DoTaskInTime(0, function(inst)
			inst.SoundEmitter:KillSound("overcharge_sound")
		end)
	end)
end)

 

[t1morino88eex]

Thank you DarkXero for the lead, I managed to find the wx.lua in prefabs game folder and added the inst.SoundEmitter:KillSound("overcharge_sound") to a few more functions and it did the trick. Not an elegant one since I'll have to do the same additions for every update most likely. Thank you for the help!

Edited December 3, 2016 by t1morino88eex

[t1morino88eex]

I think I just managed to create a small little mod for the first time. It seems to be working great, not sure if I did ok by making it a server mod, as in if it would have worked as a client one, but it does the job as it should.

If anyone is up for uploading it in the steam workshop please go ahead.

Edited December 3, 2016 by t1morino88eex

[t1morino88eex]

Tried setting it up as a client mod, doesn't work though.

[DarkXero]

4 hours ago, t1morino88eex said:

Tried setting it up as a client mod, doesn't work though.

Whoops.

AddPrefabPostInit("wx78", function(inst)
	if GLOBAL.TheWorld.ismastersim then
		inst:ListenForEvent("ms_overcharge", function(inst)
			inst:DoTaskInTime(0, function(inst)
				inst.SoundEmitter:KillSound("overcharge_sound")
			end)
		end)
	else
		inst:DoPeriodicTask(1, function(inst)
			if inst.SoundEmitter:PlayingSound("overcharge_sound") then
				inst.SoundEmitter:KillSound("overcharge_sound")
			end
		end)
	end
end)

 

[t1morino88eex]

Works wonders, thank you DarkXero!