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hi!
i would just like to know how exactly do you get sounds from the
internet onto your comp, and then transfer them into a game's program to
make a mod?
and does anyone know where i can find sounds like
off the
simpsons say?
or sounds inparticular?
thx
assassin
Hey,
it is the simplest way, which you can do 
ok.
At first, find
out what type of mod do you want to create, and from what game.
Note that
there are many games which sounds not waves, or waves but in a coded
format.
ok, after that, go to
http://findsounds.com
and search for a cool
sound which can be used in your mod.
After you found a good one, download
it.
And the last step, check out what is the sound called, which you want
to replace.
Rename the downloaded sound to the sound, which you want to
replace.
Run the game, and test it how it works.
Write an instruction file
to it.
And send it to
http://www.audiogames.net
hi
rj,
i am formilliar with findsounds.com, i have checked out most of the
sounds that i like on there and i know that whhen you e-mail it to yourself
there is a link inside the e-mail.
would it work if i pasted the link into
a game and changed it's name to say
lazer from
sl1demo?
thx
assassin.
p.s, i have several mods which i have made,
as
soon as i learn how, i intend on sending them into audiogames modds
section.
Hi,
You have to click on the link to download the file.
hi
but robby:
even when you click on it, it doesn't download ,it just
play's it using reall player or windos media player or what ever
how do
you actualy save it
thanks
regards
big y
Hi,
Actually i forgot this topic, sorry
But the answer:
Well i dont
know what file are you trying to download, but explorer have to download the
file, just like a program or a zip file.
If you click in findsounds.com's
search result in a link, for
example:
Ftp://sounds.de/sounds_for_assassin/sound.wav
the download file
dialog will be appear.
But, please write back what type of file do you want
to open.
Bigy, oh sorry, BigY
so, i dont like real player, but real
player can open sounds in explorer. Just disable the explorer plugin, and
enjoy.
Sorry for the long post
Oh
and i forgot
If you cant download the file somehow, use flashget for
example, or press the applications key, and choose the 'save target as'
option from the menu.
Well, i have hungarian xp, so maybe the menu item
will be appear with different words But you will know it i am sure.
to
save it in windows media player, you'll have to open the file on window
media player, than choose save as... than choose the folder you want to put
the files in. than call it how you want it to be called and here ya go.
hello,
are there any shortcut keys in windos media player for "forward"
and "rewind"?
I mean, not just for lets say to skip a sound track in a cda
but also to go back like 5 seconds in the file
and listen to it, just as
though you'd do with a type machine
thanks
big y
Hi,
as far as i know, wp hasnt got any shortcuts for fast forward and
rewind.
My personal opinion that the best player is
winamp!
http://www.winamp.com
Regards:
RJ.
actually, on my college laptop, by pressing the following keys i could use
short cuts.
note- for things like compact disks etcetera,
cntrl
p
play
cntrl f
forward
cntrl s
stop
cntrl h
shuffle.
i think that
control r or b is rewind but i can't be sure.
bye
ok.
find a sound you want with findsounds.com. at the link, press the aplication
key (one right of the right windows key) and click save target as... then,
at the save in: box, if your useing windows 98, press down arrow and press
the c key. it should say "c:". then press tab about 2 times til you get
folders that are on your comp. then press p til you hear "program
files".
if your useing window xp, press down arrow and press l. "local disc
c:". press enter then press tab 3 times. next, press p til you get to
program files. press enter. you should now be in program files. find the
game you want to mod (example: tarzan junior) which is a folder. hit enter.
then press shift + tab til you get to "file name:". then type the name of
the sound you want to mod (hit) or something. no parrenphisis though. if
it's a wav file leave it aat the file type it's at. if it's not, then use
audacity to export it as wav. then, when you've renamed the file useing
file name: box, press enter. it should now be in the folder. run the game
and see if your new sound is in it.
i know it sounds very hard, but it's
easier done than said!
hope this helps and sorry fr long post
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