Getting TK'd sound

[gentle giant]

You have a sound when... you capture the flag, have your flag get captured, team kill, or become the rabbit. What about a sound when you get team killed? Because sometimes i get confused in active maps how i get killed and the chat box is rising rapidly and cant see how i died. So i was thinking about a sound for getting tk'd. I think it would be like a "powering off" noise. What do you all think?

gentle giant

[Bambino]

Your killer is displayed on the top of your screen when you get shot.

[gentle giant]

Really? Wow. There is always something i get wrong when i start a new topic. I still think it would be cool if we had a sound though.

[blast]

Add a sound then. The game is open-source.

[lep]

I love when blast replies like, especially when he's right! (100% accuracy)

Its open and free. Take the challenge

ll.

p.s. you can scroll thru ur console btw

[clarahobbs]

Yes, it would be pretty simple to add a sound when you're teamkilled I think. It could be done without having to wait for a new BZFlag protocol too, so we could see it fairly soon if someone codes it. I would do it myself, but I'm just barely learning C, and BZFlag is in C++.

[blast]

Yes, it would be pretty simple to add a sound when you're teamkilled I think. It could be done without having to wait for a new BZFlag protocol too, so we could see it fairly soon if someone codes it. I would do it myself, but I'm just barely learning C, and BZFlag is in C++.

It's probably a one line change. I'm sure you could manage it.

[clarahobbs]

Yes, it would be pretty simple to add a sound when you're teamkilled I think. It could be done without having to wait for a new BZFlag protocol too, so we could see it fairly soon if someone codes it. I would do it myself, but I'm just barely learning C, and BZFlag is in C++.

It's probably a one line change. I'm sure you could manage it.

Maybe it is just a one-line change, but what line? And in what file? And what should it be? Only god knows (and maybe some developers).

[JeffM]

It's simple research, not some mystical act that you seem to make it out to be.

[blast]

There's a 'playSound' function that we use to play sound. Guess it's more than a one line change. Might be 2 to 4, since you have to add a define for that sound file.