Rumore dei passi

[Belxebu]

DeadlyDan Footsteps

Descrizione

Si sentono i rumori dei passi dei tuoi eroi(ci sono 5 rumori differenti)

 

Autore

Inserite qui il testo

 

Allegati

Ecco i rumori da copiare nella cartella Audio/SE

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O9VRGJ1Y

 

Istruzioni per l'uso

Copiare soprma Main lo script e le musiche dentro Audio/SE

 

 

#==============================================================================
# ■ DeadlyDan_Footsteps by DeadlyDan
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Enables ability to "sound" footsteps when walking over specific tiles
#==============================================================================
# Usage:
=begin

Simple, place the audio files in your SE directory, and try the game.

There are some known bugs in this, if anyone has any fixes just let me know:)

To add custom sounds for custom tiles you can do for example:

FOOTSTEP_WOOD = [15] # The tilenumber ID that you get with debug_tileid function
FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepwood" # The filename for the sound

then add underneath the # Insert custom sounds here line:

footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_WOOD, FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE, 0 )

The last number in that function stands for the layer, since the wood tile i
selected is on the ground layer, it's layer is 0.  

(NOTE)
There is a problem that when you go on carpet it makes dirt and snow sounds,
i currently can't find a way to fix this, so, the best thing to do is to call
the command $game_player.footsteps_enabled = false.

To enable footsteps while stopping the carpet and tables from making the snow
and dirt sounds, there's an uneasy solution of placing a touch event which
calls $game_player.footsteps_enabled = false.

Sorry about this inconvenience.

=end

class Game_Player < Game_Character

FOOTSTEP_GRASS = [28, 29, 30]
FOOTSTEP_GRASS_LONG = [29, 30]
FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepgrass"

FOOTSTEP_DIRT = [32, 33, 34]
FOOTSTEP_DIRT_LONG = [32 ,34]
FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepdirt"

FOOTSTEP_SAND = [36, 37, 38]
FOOTSTEP_SAND_LONG = [36, 38]
FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepdirt"

FOOTSTEP_SNOW = [39, 41]
FOOTSTEP_SNOW_LONG = [40, 41]
FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepsnow"

FOOTSTEP_WOOD = [15]
FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepwood"

FOOTSTEP_PITCH = 100
FOOTSTEP_PITCH2 = 90

attr_accessor :last_foot
attr_accessor :footsteps_enabled

alias foot_initialize initialize
def initialize
  foot_initialize
  @last_foot = 0
  @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2
  @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH
  @footsteps_enabled = true
end

alias foot_move_left move_left
def move_left ( turn_ok = true )
  foot_move_left ( turn_ok )
  if ( @move_failed == false )
 sound_foot
  end
end
  
alias foot_move_right move_right
def move_right ( turn_ok = true )
  foot_move_right ( turn_ok )
  if ( @move_failed == false )
 sound_foot
  end
end

alias foot_move_up move_up
def move_up ( turn_ok = true )
  foot_move_up ( turn_ok )
  if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )
 sound_foot
  end
end

alias foot_move_down move_down
def move_down ( turn_ok = true )
  foot_move_down ( turn_ok )
  if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )
 sound_foot
  end
end

def no_layer_tile? ( layer )
  result = [false, false, false]
  for i in 0..2
 if ( @map_tile_id[i] == 0 )
   result[i] = true
 end
  end
  if ( layer == 0 )	
 if ( result[1] and result[2] )
   return true
 else
   return false
 end
  end
  else if ( layer == 1 )
 if ( result[2] )
   return true
 else
   return false
 end
  else
 return true
  end
end

def debug_tileid
  $game_message.texts[0] = @map_tile_tex[0]
  $game_message.texts[1] = @map_tile_tex[1]
  $game_message.texts[2] = @map_tile_tex[2]
end

def footstep_check ( footstep, file, layer )
  for i in 0..footstep.length
 if ( ( @map_tile_tex[layer] == footstep[i].to_s ) and ( no_layer_tile? ( layer ) ) )
   Audio.se_play ( file, 100, @next_foot_pitch )
   @last_foot = Graphics.frame_count
   return nil
 end
  end
end

def sound_foot
  if ( dash? )
 mul = 6
  else
 mul = 7
  end
  if ( Graphics.frame_count > ( @last_foot + mul ) )
 @map_tile_id = []
 @map_tile_tex = []
 for i in 0..2
   @map_tile_id.push ( $game_map.data[@x, @y, i] )
   @map_tile_tex.push ( @map_tile_id[i].to_s[0,2] )
 end
 
 # Use "debug_tileid" here to bring up the numbers of all the current tiles
 # to use with definitions of the tileids, walk over tiles ingame...
 
 if ( @last_foot_pitch == FOOTSTEP_PITCH )
   @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2
   @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2
 else
   @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH
   @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH
 end
 
 # Ground layer
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_GRASS, FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE, 0 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_DIRT, FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE, 0 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SAND, FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE, 0 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SNOW, FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE, 0 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_WOOD, FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE, 0 )
 
 # Layer 1
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_GRASS_LONG, FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE, 1 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_DIRT_LONG, FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE, 1 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SAND_LONG, FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE, 1 )
 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SNOW_LONG, FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE, 1 )
 
 # Insert custom sounds here
 
  end
end

end

 

[Benjamin Ficus]

script decisamente interessante, ma non capisco come determinare il tile id...

[MasterSion]

parlo dell'xp... database => tileset => terrain_tag

[giver]

tile_id è diverso da terrain_tag, anche nell'xp . . .

Si tratta di un ID assegnato dall'editor alle caselline che compongono un tileset.

 

L'autore di questo script ha inserito un sistema per ricavarlo in-game, inserendo la chiamata al metodo debug_tileid, nel punto indicato nello script stesso da queste frasi

	 # Use "debug_tileid" here to bring up the numbers of all the current tiles	 # to use with definitions of the tileids, walk over tiles ingame...

Camminando, quando nello script è stata inserita la chiamata al metodo, si fanno apparire dei messaggi che contengono i valori di tile_id da usare per configurare i suoni nello script . . .

[MasterSion]

Hai perfettamente ragione ma non era più semplice utilizzare il terrain tag ??

Come per lo script delle orme sulla neve.

[giver]

Infatti, ma non credere che l'autore sia masochista: semplicemente nell VX non c'è più il parametro terrain_tag . . .

 

Non mi chiedere perchè . . .

[Levanth]

Salve a tutti,siccome io uso il mappamondo e non voglio che i passi si sentano,volevo sapere se esisteva un modo per non farli sentire li,ma solo nei villaggi e dungeon...

Grazie ancora!!!

[giver]

Per disattivare il suono dei passi si usa questa (call) script

$game_player.footsteps_enabled = false

ed ovviamente per riattivarlo

$game_player.footsteps_enabled = true

[Levanth]

Grazie per l' aiuto Giver.

Pero' lo "stoppamento" dei passi funge a meta'...

Cioe'....se cammino in verticale sia in su che in giu,non si sentono.

Se invece cammino in orizzontale sia a DX che a SX si sentono....

[giver]

Sì, in effetti le istruzioni per i passi a destra e sinistra sono sempre attivi se c'è movimento. Provalo adesso, dovrebbe funzionare . . .

 

 

#==============================================================================# ¦ DeadlyDan_Footsteps by DeadlyDan#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#  Enables ability to "sound" footsteps when walking over specific tiles#==============================================================================# Usage:=begin Simple, place the audio files in your SE directory, and try the game. There are some known bugs in this, if anyone has any fixes just let me know:) To add custom sounds for custom tiles you can do for example: FOOTSTEP_WOOD = [15] # The tilenumber ID that you get with debug_tileid functionFOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepwood" # The filename for the sound then add underneath the # Insert custom sounds here line: footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_WOOD, FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE, 0 ) The last number in that function stands for the layer, since the wood tile iselected is on the ground layer, it's layer is 0.   (NOTE)There is a problem that when you go on carpet it makes dirt and snow sounds,i currently can't find a way to fix this, so, the best thing to do is to callthe command $game_player.footsteps_enabled = false. To enable footsteps while stopping the carpet and tables from making the snowand dirt sounds, there's an uneasy solution of placing a touch event whichcalls $game_player.footsteps_enabled = false. Sorry about this inconvenience. =end class Game_Player < Game_Character FOOTSTEP_GRASS = [28, 29, 30]FOOTSTEP_GRASS_LONG = [29, 30]FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepgrass" FOOTSTEP_DIRT = [32, 33, 34]FOOTSTEP_DIRT_LONG = [32 ,34]FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepdirt" FOOTSTEP_SAND = [36, 37, 38]FOOTSTEP_SAND_LONG = [36, 38]FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepdirt" FOOTSTEP_SNOW = [39, 41]FOOTSTEP_SNOW_LONG = [40, 41]FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepsnow" FOOTSTEP_WOOD = [15]FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE = "Audio/SE/stepwood" FOOTSTEP_PITCH = 100FOOTSTEP_PITCH2 = 90 attr_accessor :last_footattr_accessor :footsteps_enabled alias foot_initialize initializedef initialize   foot_initialize   @last_foot = 0   @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2   @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH   @footsteps_enabled = trueend alias foot_move_left move_leftdef move_left ( turn_ok = true )   foot_move_left ( turn_ok )   if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )	 sound_foot   endend alias foot_move_right move_rightdef move_right ( turn_ok = true )   foot_move_right ( turn_ok )   if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )	 sound_foot   endend alias foot_move_up move_updef move_up ( turn_ok = true )   foot_move_up ( turn_ok )   if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )	 sound_foot   endend alias foot_move_down move_downdef move_down ( turn_ok = true )   foot_move_down ( turn_ok )   if ( @move_failed == false and @footsteps_enabled )	 sound_foot   endend def no_layer_tile? ( layer )   result = [false, false, false]   for i in 0..2	 if ( @map_tile_id[i] == 0 )	   result[i] = true	 end   end   if ( layer == 0 )		 if ( result[1] and result[2] )	   return true	 else	   return false	 end   end   else if ( layer == 1 )	 if ( result[2] )	   return true	 else	   return false	 end   else	 return true   endend def debug_tileid   $game_message.texts[0] = @map_tile_tex[0]   $game_message.texts[1] = @map_tile_tex[1]   $game_message.texts[2] = @map_tile_tex[2]end def footstep_check ( footstep, file, layer )   for i in 0..footstep.length	 if ( ( @map_tile_tex[layer] == footstep[i].to_s ) and ( no_layer_tile? ( layer ) ) )	   Audio.se_play ( file, 100, @next_foot_pitch )	   @last_foot = Graphics.frame_count	   return nil	 end   endend def sound_foot   if ( dash? )	 mul = 6   else	 mul = 7   end   if ( Graphics.frame_count > ( @last_foot + mul ) )	 @map_tile_id = []	 @map_tile_tex = []	 for i in 0..2	   @map_tile_id.push ( $game_map.data[@x, @y, i] )	   @map_tile_tex.push ( @map_tile_id[i].to_s[0,2] )	 end 	 # Use "debug_tileid" here to bring up the numbers of all the current tiles	 # to use with definitions of the tileids, walk over tiles ingame... 	 if ( @last_foot_pitch == FOOTSTEP_PITCH )	   @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2	   @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH2	 else	   @next_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH	   @last_foot_pitch = FOOTSTEP_PITCH	 end 	 # Ground layer	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_GRASS, FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE, 0 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_DIRT, FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE, 0 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SAND, FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE, 0 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SNOW, FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE, 0 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_WOOD, FOOTSTEP_WOOD_FILE, 0 ) 	 # Layer 1	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_GRASS_LONG, FOOTSTEP_GRASS_FILE, 1 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_DIRT_LONG, FOOTSTEP_DIRT_FILE, 1 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SAND_LONG, FOOTSTEP_SAND_FILE, 1 )	 footstep_check ( FOOTSTEP_SNOW_LONG, FOOTSTEP_SNOW_FILE, 1 ) 	 # Insert custom sounds here    endend end

 

 

Edited July 16, 2009 by giver

[Levanth]

Ok...Grazie tante Giver..Ora funzia alla grande!!!!SEI UN GENIO!!!! :ahsi: :ahsi: :ahsi: :rovatfl:

[giver]

Veramente, bastava leggere le istruzioni . . . :ahsi: :ahsi: :ahsi: :rovatfl:

[fanton95]

Veramente complimenti vivissimi un belliximo script

[Benjamin Ficus]

tile_id è diverso da terrain_tag, anche nell'xp . . .

Si tratta di un ID assegnato dall'editor alle caselline che compongono un tileset.

 

L'autore di questo script ha inserito un sistema per ricavarlo in-game, inserendo la chiamata al metodo debug_tileid, nel punto indicato nello script stesso da queste frasi

	 # Use "debug_tileid" here to bring up the numbers of all the current tiles	 # to use with definitions of the tileids, walk over tiles ingame...

Camminando, quando nello script è stata inserita la chiamata al metodo, si fanno apparire dei messaggi che contengono i valori di tile_id da usare per configurare i suoni nello script . . .

 

quindi nel vx posso fare come dici tu?

[Guardian Of Oblivion]

Come posso regolare il volume di tali suoni?

[Guardian of Irael]

Mmmh non sono uno scripter e non ho provato, ma...forse forse questa linea...

Audio.se_play ( file, 100, @next_foot_pitch )

? Là dove è scritto 100.

^ ^

 

EDIT: dalla guida interna sembrerebbe esser così! :D

Audio.se_play(filename[, volume[, pitch]])

Starts SE playback. Sets the file name, volume, and pitch in turn.

 

Also automatically searches files included in RGSS-RTP. File extensions may be omitted.

 

When attempting to play the same SE more than once in a very short period, they will automatically be filtered to prevent choppy playback.

^ ^

[Guardian Of Oblivion]

Mmmh non sono uno scripter e non ho provato, ma...forse forse questa linea...

Audio.se_play ( file, 100, @next_foot_pitch )

? Là dove è scritto 100.

^ ^

 

EDIT: dalla guida interna sembrerebbe esser così! :D

 

^ ^

 

Sei un grande ^^ ed io un pigrone che non legge nemmeno le istruzioni xD