sounds for surfaces
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Sounds have to be in the UT\Sounds directory if you want to import them, otherwise it won't work
I realize that, but you can add any sound file you want to that directory as long as it's in the right format ... right?
That's what i meant by "importing"...
anyway sounddogs.com good searchable database of all sorts of sound effects
That's what i meant by "importing"...
anyway sounddogs.com good searchable database of all sorts of sound effects
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I have made water zones that are only 8 grids deep
and they still make the splashy splashy sounds when
you walk through the water.
how did you get the water zone into that space? i had a problem with that and the drawscale didn't work.
just guessing
I think your problem here may be the actual position of the actor. I never checked what collision size zoneinfos have either, but they are actors just like say, a piece of decoration, so maybe the zoneinfo was too big (lower collision radius/height) or the info wasn't correctly placed in the zone - keep in mind what you see in the editor is an icon, not the actor - the actor's size is defined by collision height and radius, and it should be centered in the middle of the icon - using a flare icon instead might allow better positioning.
I think your problem here may be the actual position of the actor. I never checked what collision size zoneinfos have either, but they are actors just like say, a piece of decoration, so maybe the zoneinfo was too big (lower collision radius/height) or the info wasn't correctly placed in the zone - keep in mind what you see in the editor is an icon, not the actor - the actor's size is defined by collision height and radius, and it should be centered in the middle of the icon - using a flare icon instead might allow better positioning.
In fact an actor is defined by its location, which is a point - i.e. collision radius doesn't matter at all. I go this way: scale it down to 0.1 or even less, position it between the water sheet and the ground, and scale it up again. This works definitely, if you hear no water sounds, make sure your zone is "waterproof" and completely confined in itself.
nps Scaling up lights also helps when you've got big areas to light and need an overview... I also recommend working with groups, so you don't have to select each actor / brush independently over and over again...
Scaling up lights also helps when you've got big areas to light and need an overview... I also recommend working with groups, so you don't have to select each actor / brush independently over and over again...
Do groups have to be comprised of similar actors? Or can i mix anything together? I guess that might not be such a hot ideawhen it comes to adjusting properties.
In programs like illustrator or infiniD you can place groups within groups. does unrealed support this?
i'm at work right now or i'd just try it out myself and see.
i'm at work right now or i'd just try it out myself and see.
AFAIK an actor can belong to as many groups as you want, but there's no real sub-groups, if you mean that.