Utility:SoundSense - Revision history

Jan at 21:23, 28 January 2022

2022-01-28T21:23:15Z

Jan: +link

2021-12-29T13:13:41Z

+link

Zippy at 09:14, 11 November 2019

2019-11-11T09:14:56Z

Obliza: /* Sparring Sound Spam */

2019-04-23T11:39:17Z

Sparring Sound Spam

Silverwing235: /* For Linux Users */

2019-04-23T11:37:55Z

For Linux Users

Silverwing235: Fix naming situation

2019-04-23T11:37:05Z

Fix naming situation

Obliza at 11:28, 23 April 2019

2019-04-23T11:28:43Z

Silverwing235: /* Installation */ dejargonifiy

2019-01-06T12:25:00Z

Installation: dejargonifiy

Alexchandel: add macOS shortcut

2019-01-06T11:04:15Z

add macOS shortcut

CeaseofMorality: added information on how to find gamelog.txt on Linux operating systems.

2017-02-06T18:14:40Z

added information on how to find gamelog.txt on Linux operating systems.

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 {{Quality|Superior|00:45, 6 November 2013 (UTC)}}
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-[[File:soundsense_prev.png|thumb|250px|right|Equipped with a self-updater.]]
+{{Infobox utility
-'''SoundSense''' is a sound-engine [[Utility]] for Dwarf Fortress, which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context.
+'''SoundSense''' is a sound-engine [[Utility]] for Dwarf Fortress, which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context. This context is drawn mostly from entries in the [[gamelog.txt]], recent versions of SoundSense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] script that writes extra information to the gamelog that significantly expand its capabilities.
-This context is drawn mostly from entries in the gamelog, though recent versions of SoundSense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] plugins that significantly expand its capabilities.
+SoundSense has a [[Utility:SoundSense/Documentation|more advanced documentation here on the wiki]].
 ==General information==

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-[[File:soundsense_prev.png|thumb|250px|right|Equipped with a self-updater.]]SoundSense is a sound-engine tool which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context.
+[[File:soundsense_prev.png|thumb|250px|right|Equipped with a self-updater.]]
 This context is drawn mostly from entries in the gamelog, though recent versions of SoundSense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] plugins that significantly expand its capabilities.

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 {{Quality|Superior|00:45, 6 November 2013 (UTC)}}
 {{uv|DF2014}}
-SoundSense is a sound-engine tool which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context.
+[[File:soundsense_prev.png|thumb|250px|right|Equipped with a self-updater.]]SoundSense is a sound-engine tool which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context.
 This context is drawn mostly from entries in the gamelog, though recent versions of SoundSense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] plugins that significantly expand its capabilities.

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 ==Sparring Sound Spam==
-The game does not distinguish between combat sounds and sparring sounds. You can remove the combat sounds under packs\battle, (LNP\utilities\Soundsense\packs\battle). Consider renaming the subfolders of blocked/hit/miss/movement/wrestling. You can then rename them when real combat happens.
+The game does not distinguish between combat sounds and sparring sounds. You can remove the combat sounds under packs\battle, (LNP\utilities\Soundsense\packs\battle). Consider renaming the subfolders of blocked/hit/miss/movement/wrestling/unitsurprised. You can then rename them when real combat happens.
 [[ru:SoundSense]]

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 ==For Linux Users==
-Locating the gamelog.txt may be a bit difficult, because the file for Linux versions of Dwarf Fortress is not in the usual spot.  To find, simply navigate to your home directory and open the .dwarffortress folder. (it is hidden by default)  The gamelog file will be located inside.
+Locating the gamelog.txt may be a bit difficult, because the file for Linux versions of ''Dwarf Fortress'' is not in the usual spot.  To find, simply navigate to your home directory and open the .dwarffortress folder. (it is hidden by default)  The gamelog file will be located inside.
 ==Sparring Sound Spam==

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 SoundSense is a sound-engine tool which replaces the single background guitar with a collection of sounds and music that play depending on context.
-This context is drawn mostly from entries in the gamelog, though recent versions of soundsense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] plugins that significantly expand its capabilities.
+This context is drawn mostly from entries in the gamelog, though recent versions of SoundSense come with [[Utility:DFHack|dfhack]] plugins that significantly expand its capabilities.
-SoundSense has a [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=60287 bay12 forum thread], an [http://df.zweistein.cz/soundsense/ official website], a        [http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=11849 DFFD download page], is open source [https://github.com/zwei2stein/df-soundsense here], and has [[Utility:SoundSense/Documentation|more advanced documentation here on the wiki]].
+SoundSense has a [http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=60287 bay12 forum thread], an [http://df.zweistein.cz/soundsense/ official website], a  [http://dffd.bay12games.com/file.php?id=11849 DFFD download page], is open source [https://github.com/zwei2stein/df-soundsense here], and has [[Utility:SoundSense/Documentation|more advanced documentation here on the wiki]].
 ==General information==
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 * SoundSense requires Java 7, which most computers already have.
-* Download SoundSense and extract the .zip as a subfolder next to Dwarf Fortress (or add the path to configuration.xml)
+* Download SoundSense and extract the .zip as a subfolder next to ''Dwarf Fortress'' (or add the path to configuration.xml)
 * Move dfhack plugins and scripts to the hack folder if you use these
 * Run soundsense.exe, and choose "update soundpack"
-Note that a simple install of soundsense includes only a few sample sounds, for the proper effect you need to download the soundpack.
+Note that a simple install of SoundSense includes only a few sample sounds, for the proper effect you need to download the soundpack.
-Finally, remember that SoundSense needs to run in the background. Ideally, you should start SoundSense BEFORE you start Dwarf Fortress.
+Finally, remember that SoundSense needs to run in the background. Ideally, you should start SoundSense BEFORE you start ''Dwarf Fortress''.
 SoundSense is included and preconfigured in [[Utility:Lazy_Newb_Pack|the Lazy Newb Pack]] and requires no setup beyond pressing "update soundpack" to download the sound files.
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 ==Mod compatibility==
-SoundSense was designed for "vanilla" (unmodified) Dwarf Fortress. It should work fine with most mods, but there is no guarantee of compatibility. Some mods create unusual behavior or involve events that SoundSense does not detect - in other words, SoundSense lacks sounds for mod-specific events. For example: gunshot sounds for mods that add guns are not included, but you can add them for yourself. Some events that work normally in vanilla DF may also trigger so frequently with a mod as to be very annoying.
+SoundSense was designed for "vanilla" (unmodified) ''Dwarf Fortress''. It should work fine with most mods, but there is no guarantee of compatibility. Some mods create unusual behavior or involve events that SoundSense does not detect - in other words, SoundSense lacks sounds for mod-specific events. For example: gunshot sounds for mods that add guns are not included, but you can add them for yourself. Some events that work normally in vanilla DF may also trigger so frequently with a mod as to be very annoying.
 ==For Mac Users==

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 Detailed instructions are available on the [http://df.zweistein.cz/soundsense/ official website].
-* SoundSense requires the java runtime 7, which almost all computers already have.
+* SoundSense requires the java runtime 7, which most computers already have.
 * Download SoundSense and extract the .zip as a subfolder next to Dwarf Fortress (or add the path to configuration.xml)
 * Move dfhack plugins and scripts to the hack folder if you use these
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 SoundSense was designed for "vanilla" (unmodified) Dwarf Fortress. It should work fine with most mods, but there is no guarantee of compatibility. Some mods create unusual behavior or involve events that SoundSense does not detect - in other words, SoundSense lacks sounds for mod-specific events. For example: gunshot sounds for mods that add guns are not included, but you can add them for yourself. Some events that work normally in vanilla DF may also trigger so frequently with a mod as to be very annoying.
 ==For Linux Users==

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	SoundSense was designed for "vanilla" (unmodified) Dwarf Fortress. It should work fine with most mods, but there is no guarantee of compatibility. Some mods create unusual behavior or involve events that SoundSense does not detect - in other words, SoundSense lacks sounds for mod-specific events. For example: gunshot sounds for mods that add guns are not included, but you can add them for yourself. Some events that work normally in vanilla DF may also trigger so frequently with a mod as to be very annoying.		SoundSense was designed for "vanilla" (unmodified) Dwarf Fortress. It should work fine with most mods, but there is no guarantee of compatibility. Some mods create unusual behavior or involve events that SoundSense does not detect - in other words, SoundSense lacks sounds for mod-specific events. For example: gunshot sounds for mods that add guns are not included, but you can add them for yourself. Some events that work normally in vanilla DF may also trigger so frequently with a mod as to be very annoying.
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		+	==For Linux Users==
		+	Locating the gamelog.txt may be a bit difficult, because the file for Linux versions of Dwarf Fortress is not in the usual spot. To find, simply navigate to your home directory and open the .dwarffortress folder. (it is hidden by default) The gamelog file will be located inside.

	[[ru:SoundSense]]		[[ru:SoundSense]]