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* [[HPL3/SOMA/Sound/Working with SNT Editor|Creating Sound using SNT Editor]] *[[Snt Editor|Snt Editor]]

...n be added both to a map in the Level Editor and to an Entity in the Model Editor. Other sounds need to have a config file (.snt) which will define its behaviour in 3D space. Quite often one sound randomi

...in the game is determined by a "sound entity" file. These files have a '''.snt''' extension. {{tip|If using Notepad++, right-click a .snt file and pick Notepad++ to edit the file.}}

The Hud Object Editor is a tool that aids you with creating items that can be wielded in-game, th In order to use the Hud Object Editor you need the fmod library and the Verdana font. You can download these thin

...ds in the engine. The events are what replaces our old system of playing a SNT file, which essentially worked in the same way as Simple Events. When worki ...was set with a lot of parameters in the snt editor, model editor and level editor for sounds. The move to FMOD makes it possible for a sound designer to do m

Visual Studio Code is a lightweight code and config editor. ** You can also add associations for other HPL files, such as: .ent, .dae, .snt and so on. Pretty much all files in HPL2 use XML.

...d Entity file to be used within the game's engine. All entities in your 3D editor must begin with ''_ref_'' |'''*.snt'''

== Level Editor == ...ct the model. To fix this, you'll need to open the model in the HPL2 Model Editor and locate where the referenced models are located in The Dark Descent or i

...r to control a looping sound, the sound entity (placed in the map in Level Editor) must be registered with Fader. This is done using InitLoop(), typically in Ideally, .snt files for use with Fader should have the following settings:

Replacing the .snt file format used in HPL2, an FMOD soundbank file is the preferred method of ...recated by Frictional Games for use in HPL3. As such, not all features of .snt files are guaranteed to work, nor are they guaranteed to work everywhere. F

Create and play a sound (.snt) file at the position of an entity or player. * '''asSoundFile''': name of the FMOD event or .snt sound file to play. FMOD always needs to be full path ie "project/event_gro

...ep may be required. The slime entities placed in the corridor in the level editor should have names such as: ...imer is not finding entities, check the the naming pattern using the Level Editor's ''Find Objects'' tool. Ideally, numbering should start from 0. For conven

..._pBox22) and then place all these under a “_room#” node in the hyper graph editor. '''Do not''' name the objects with the prefix “_room”. All names start ...t names in a room has the same prefix it is easy to see in the hyper graph editor if some objects are placed under the wrong node and so on. So do it like th

''Later on there should be an editor for physical material, right now one has to write by hand. In the redist fo ...:player_step_sneak_dirt.snt,player_step_walk_dirt.snt,player_step_run_dirt.snt.

#''asSoundFile'' - The sound file to load. Extension: .snt #''asSoundFile ''- the sound to use + extension .snt

Preloads the data for a sound.<br />asFile This can be a wav, ogg, mp3 or snt file.<br /><syntaxhighlight lang="c++"> ...uping) or in all sectors it reaches. By default static lights added in the editor to a level is true, the same goes for lights that are part of an Lamp entit