SO that's where you have been hiding sneak.  I vaguely remember someone setting up a soundpack for Epitaph since Drakkos was into making games more and more accessible with this project, but I wasn't sure if it was still being worked on.

   I really need ot get back into that game, though the fact I still cannot get a carear path stared with the dream going is kind of driving me mad everytime I play and nothing.

Err Sneak, I think you uploaded the wrong thing.  I don't see anything for epitaph in there, and he sounds folder is mainly empty.

Hmm, okay give me a sec. I'm fairly sure that it's all in there. It's not a very big pack, only like 16 triggers or so, but it's enough o get people started, I'll be adding more as I go. Just wanted to give this to people who play the mud.

I got it work now! Thank you for the great work again man. It took me sometimes to clear out some crap on my laptop and replace the script file location to get it to work with mush-z though.

just remove the luaaudio plugin if you have like two of them, then readd it. I recommend using it with mush-z. It's 100% usable

I'm really sure many people use mush-z to play it, not just the normal mushclient. So, I'm going to place the guide for instaling it on mush-z here. It sure works 100%. At least it works for me.

Mush-z users who keep every single mud in one pack and want to try this out, please consider reading :

steps :

1. Get the soundpack file (of course), extract it somewhere you prefer.

2. Ignore the rest of the folder except worlds. Go inside the worlds folder and you'll see Epitaph folder. In this folder, there is a world file, world script and all sounds.

3. Coppy the epitaph folder, and Epitaph only, not the plugins thingy, especially if you have more than one luaaudio plugin (like me). Go to your mush-z folder, go to worlds and place it there.

*if you don't know where the mush-z main folder is, have a look in start menu>all programs submenu>mush-z (or mushclient, or whatever you name it, for some people).

4. Open the world file using notepad or wordpad, scroll down until you find this :
script_filename="C:\blah blah blah\bla blah blah\whatever\Epitaphworld.lua"
Leave the notepad window right there and get out of the window. Remember the Epitaph script I mentioned earlier in this guide? That is how you make use of it. Go to worlds>Epitaph>Epitaphworld.lua, don't open it, just press alt+d and hold shift then press down, then control+c to coppy the thing. You now have the script file path for your lovely Epitaph world.

5. Go back to the notepad world file, delete all the "C:\blah blah blah\blah blah blah\" or whatever path you have it (don't delete the quote. If you accidentally do, rewrite it again), place the new path file you coppied, add the epitaphworld.lua or whatever your scrip file name is, if the path doesn't have the file name (most likely). After you're done adding, control+s to save the thing then close the window. Open mush-z and load the world. Everything should work properly from now.

*Regarding to this step, if you feel like it's hard to type down the script file name, just delete all that in the quote, except epitaphworld.lua then place the file path you have. Make sure the \ key is still there before epitaphworld.lua.

N.O.T.E! :

*If you encounter the luaaudio runtime error, control+shift+p to sshow the plugins window, remove the luaaudio plugin you have and relocate it again. If that doesn't help, get the plugin from this link :

https://www.dropbox.com/s/if20qdbpgjl7jjq/Lua.xml?dl=0

In this case, place the new plugin in the folder and remove luaaudio.xml from your world file then add this one. It's not the same plugin. I can't remember which one I use for Aartwolf soundpack since I have two, one is the lua thingy, which I renamed for easier adding, and one is luaaudio. I think this one is for Aartwolf, though.

*If your sounds don't play, despite the script you added, and you're very sure you've done everything correctly, load the world, alt+g to go to the game menu then go to configure>script, relocate the script file and everything should work properly.

*Don't remove the luaaudio from your computer. If you do, you've gone terribly wrong and might have to reinstall mush-z again. If you have two luaaudio plugins, just rename one of them to whatever you feel comfortable having, then try adding each of them to see which one works. Installing Aartwolf soundpack is much harder, I can say. That's why I'm really concern of you deleting the luaaudio thingy. I've done the same before. It was horrible.

Hope this helps, and sorry for any mistake I might have made in this post. English is not my native tongue.

did you follow my step or the read me step, ironcross? If you follow my step, it should work fine.

it's worth checking though. The script path must be changed before you can use it

sounds that always work fine in this pack, is the door close/open. No matter how I move, the sound surely plays

What kind of traceback did you get, ironcross?

download the plugin given by me in the post 11. Download that one that's named "luaaudio.xml", rename it to lua.xml, then remove the luaaudio plugin from your world file, put the lua.xml in the plugins folder, then add it in.

Well something's going on, its posting things I'm not sure of so I'll have to dig, maybe there are plugins used n the sound pack that needing copied over, anyway, it got caught up into a loop trying to do something and it was very hard to get out of without restarting my PC, luckily enough I managed it.