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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The Sound block is a device that is capable of playing in-game sounds around it. It can be used in conjunction with the [[Timer Block]], [[Button Panel]], and/or the [[Programmable Block]]. The block itself has no way in which to interface directly. The sound, volume, and radius can adjusted manually in the [[Terminal]]. | The Sound block is a device that is capable of playing in-game sounds around it. It can be used in conjunction with the [[Timer Block]], [[Button Panel]], and/or the [[Programmable Block]]. The block itself has no way in which to interface directly. The sound, volume, and radius can adjusted manually in the [[Terminal]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:40, 18 May 2020
Sound Block
60,600,000 mg
0.0606 t
Sound Block
60,600,000 mg
0.0606 t
Contents
Overview
The Sound block is a device that is capable of playing in-game sounds around it. It can be used in conjunction with the Timer Block, Button Panel, and/or the Programmable Block. The block itself has no way in which to interface directly. The sound, volume, and radius can adjusted manually in the Terminal.
Usage
The sound block can play only a maximum of one sound at any given time. Currently still as of Update 01.110, it cannot have have its sounds changed remotely, only manually.
To be able to play sounds, the ship the block is placed on must have power, and a trigger. Since there's no interface in which to interact with on the block itself, a trigger must be from a Button Panel, Timer Block, Sensor, or Programmable Block.
Terminal
- Volume - Adjusts the intensity of the sound.
- Range - Adjusts the maximum range the sound will be heard.
- Play - Plays the current selected sound from the Sound List.
- Stop - Stops the current sound being played.
- Loop Time - Adjusts the amount of time a sound will play for. The sound will repeat itself until the time runs out. (Some sounds may have the option grayed out)
- Sound List - The list of available playable sounds
SFX List
Here is a list of all default sounds currently within the game. While the included list of sounds in the game are limited, more can be subscribed from the Steam Workshop. The world must contain the mod in order for it to show up on the sound block's list.
| Sounds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Description | Loopable |
| Lights on | Female voice saying "Lights on". | No |
| Lights off | Female voice saying "Lights off". | No |
| Enemy detected | Female voice saying "Warning: enemy detected". | No |
| Objective complete | Female voice saying "Objective complete". | No |
| Alert 1 | Danger warning sound. | Yes |
| Alert 2 | Alert beeping sound. | Yes |
| Alert 3 | Male voice saying "Military alert". | Yes |
| Music 1 | Music. | No |
| Music 2 | More music. | No |
Media
Tips
- You can use the Sensor block to trigger an alarm sound effect on the sound block if an enemy ship is close.
- If the maximum radius of the sound block is lets say 50 meters, it'll start to fade about 5 meters before that limit, and 5 meters after it.
Known Issues
- Currently still as of Update 01.110, the sounds played from the sound block do not change if you are in a different room, helmet on, or even if you're space.
Programming
Update History
| Update 01.060 |
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