[LE] Audio for exterior worldspaces.

[SkyTaylor21]

I'm making a world and I want to add bird sounds and insect sounds. I could always make markers for my sounds but I feel like it would be better if I did it the way Bethesda did it. I know which bird sounds I want but I don't know how to apply them to my region. If anyone knows how to properly add the sounds to my worldspace, could you please share your knowledge with me? :)

[Di0nysys]

You can apply sounds that play periodically by using the regions tab. This lets you customize frequency and what sounds play within select cells within your worldspace.

[SkyTaylor21]

Where is the regions tab?

Edited December 9, 2016 by SkyTaylor21

[agerweb]

World - Regions to open Region editor. Create a region and then go to the sound tab of that region and you can set the music type and add your birdie sounds as well.

 

 

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PS: You add the sounds into the panel by dragging and dropping from Sound Description in the Object Window.

[SkyTaylor21]

Ok... I added all of the bird sounds that I wanted and I wanted to hear a lot of them at once so I set all of them to 1.0000 but when I went in game, there wasn't any sound. Any ideas?

[agerweb]

Is your region only a part of your worldspace? If so you need to click the override box otherwise it will probably default to the Worldspace settings.

[SkyTaylor21]

There are 3 or 4 new regions that it split my current worldspace into. If I don't hit override, will it only play those sounds in the region that I edited?

[agerweb]

I haven't experimented with the various combinations but I'm guessing ticking override in a region plays those sounds in that region rather than those from the outside it.

[SkyTaylor21]

Thank you.... I'll do some experimenting. Thanks again for the help. :)

[SkyTaylor21]

Now I have a new question. I want to change the sound of a water type. I know how to change the sound but the window is so big that I can't save my new settings. The save button is cut of by the bottom of my laptop. I tried scaling the window down but apparently you can't do that, then I tried hiding the taskbar and it was still cut of by the bottom of my laptop. Is there any way I can resize the window or somehow save it without selecting the save (or apply) button at the bottom?