Hi
I'm look at making my own block, and want to associate a custom sound with that block.
Is there any documentation that shows how to do that?
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Using sounds with own blocks
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Re: Using sounds with own blocks
Thank you. What about a simple tutorial for a noob, with examples?
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Re: Using sounds with own blocks
Open up your minetest folder and navigate to minetest/games/minetest_game/default/sounds - in here you will find every sound file used by the vanilla game - notice they are ALL .ogg files - this is the only filetype you can use with Minetest.
I have just (!) discovered the minetest.override_item function as a way to override certain node definitions (like the sound used or the drop) - see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtJ9EQ6 ... Mz9lgUnuVF for an example/tutorial (thanks NathanS !)
I have just (!) discovered the minetest.override_item function as a way to override certain node definitions (like the sound used or the drop) - see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtJ9EQ6 ... Mz9lgUnuVF for an example/tutorial (thanks NathanS !)
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