[v7.2] [INTERNATIONAL] [Dark] ShrineAlertPlugin (Shrine TTS)

[Guigui92i]

Can't get it to work (atleast i don't hear anything from the plugin).

[RNN]

check the windows volume control or check out this post

https://www.ownedcore.com/forums/dia...ml#post4029475 ([V9.0] [INTERNATIONAL] [RNN] OtherShrinePlugin)

[Guigui92i]

check the windows volume control or check out this post

https://www.ownedcore.com/forums/dia...ml#post4029475 ([V9.0] [INTERNATIONAL] [RNN] OtherShrinePlugin)

Thanks it works like a charm with the post !

[JarJarD3]

Thanks it works like a charm with the post !

Yeqah, it will work until you have one of my plugins (or somebody else) that handle sound settings differently.

Hud.Sound.VolumeMultiplier = myVolumeMultiplier;
if (Hud.Sound.VolumeMode != VolumeMode.AutoMaster)
{
    Hud.Sound.VolumeMode = VolumeMode.AutoMaster;
}

The problem is that there is that we have just one global setting and all plugins can change that how their authors decided to be best for them.

[BeeAntOS]

Yeqah, it will work until you have one of my plugins (or somebody else) that handle sound settings differently.

Challenge!..

    public override void Load(IController hud)
    {
        base.Load(hud);

        Order = 90000;    // I hope you don't make your order 90001?!

        Hud.Sound.VolumeMode = VolumeMode.Constant;
        Hud.Sound.ConstantVolume = 25;    // I'm using with headphones.
    }

[JarJarD3]

Hi @BeeAntOS, you have to do something like here.

using System.Linq;

namespace Turbo.Plugins.User
{
    public class SpeakEntry
    {
        public readonly string Text;
        public readonly bool BeSilentInTown;
        public readonly bool BeSilentWhenDead;
        public readonly bool SpeakOnlyWithEnemies;
        public readonly double VolumeMultiplier;
        public readonly int Priority;
        public bool CanSpeak => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(Text);
        public bool IsPriorityOverride(SpeakEntry other) => Priority < other.Priority;

        public SpeakEntry(string text, bool beSilentInTown = true, bool beSilentWhenDead = true, bool speakOnlyWithEnemies = true, double volumeMultiplier = 1.0, int priority = 100)
        {
            Text = text;
            BeSilentInTown = beSilentInTown;
            BeSilentWhenDead = beSilentWhenDead;
            SpeakOnlyWithEnemies = speakOnlyWithEnemies;
            VolumeMultiplier = volumeMultiplier;
            Priority = priority;
        }
    }

    public class SoundHelper
    {
        private readonly IController Hud;
        private SpeakEntry lastSpeak = new SpeakEntry("");

        public SoundHelper(IController hud)
        {
            Hud = hud;
        }

        public void Speak(SpeakEntry entry)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(entry.Text))
                return;
            if (entry.BeSilentInTown && Hud.Game.IsInTown)
                return;
            if (entry.BeSilentWhenDead && Hud.Game.Me.IsDead)
                return;
            if (entry.SpeakOnlyWithEnemies && !Hud.Game.AliveMonsters.Any())
                return;
            // Save volume.
            var restoreVolume = false;
            var VolumeMultiplier = Hud.Sound.VolumeMultiplier;
            var VolumeMode = Hud.Sound.VolumeMode;
            if (entry.VolumeMultiplier > 0 && (VolumeMultiplier != entry.VolumeMultiplier || VolumeMode != VolumeMode.AutoMaster))
            {
                restoreVolume = true;
                Hud.Sound.VolumeMultiplier = entry.VolumeMultiplier;
                if (Hud.Sound.VolumeMode != VolumeMode.AutoMaster)
                {
                    Hud.Sound.VolumeMode = VolumeMode.AutoMaster;
                }
            }
            lastSpeak = entry;
            if (entry.IsPriorityOverride(lastSpeak))
            {
                // If priority is less, override pervious speak if it is still playing.
                Hud.Sound.StopSpeak();
            }
            Hud.Sound.Speak(entry.Text);
            // Restore volume.
            if (restoreVolume)
            {
                Hud.Sound.VolumeMultiplier = VolumeMultiplier;
                Hud.Sound.VolumeMode = VolumeMode;
            }
        }
    }
}

[BeeAntOS]

Hi @BeeAntOS, you have to do something like here.

Hi...

You win, I give up!