Hi,
Creating a soundpack isn't really eazy, I do not mean to discourage but specially with Vips scripting language its a bit of a pain in the arse
I presume you are using vipmud, of course.

I suggest you give vips scripting manual a read, its included in the documentation.

You get a sound to play or anything else to happen really as long as you are relying upon certain events by using triggers.
A trigger is a sort of a trigger event say when xyz happens,do this. so when the mud client receives certain text and you have that text set as a trigger, you could set things to happen, such as play a sound,like so.

#trigger {* punches you in the face.} {#play {path\filename.mp3} volume}
Unless you have punctuation set to all in your screenreader, I'd suggest you read that line by characters.
that star symble is a wildcard that is used to indicate the text that changes every time but the other parts remain the same. the #play is a command that plays soundfiles for you, and the rest is self explanatory.
Note: Vip mud supports mp3s,wavs as far as I know, no clue about .ogg files or other formats,alas.
Oh and the volume will have to be replaced by a number the volume level you want the file played at.
I.E
60}
So creating a soundpack that currently exists for VIPMud is far from eazy I couldn't even do 1% of stuff in that pack, but I hope this helps you somewhat.

Grryf

I realy think we need a better client for Muds with better ways for creating soundpacks.

Abdulla, I can give you my script file and starting functions if you want. But beware that if you use my script then the script credit goes to Sneak. It's not originally mine. I don't know these kind of things. I just learnt from it.

thanks mata, may be you can message me on skype and we'll see how it will go
about GMud, i think it wasn't free, i am not sure though

i treid to use reality mud client, but the soundpack doesn't work, it is cool though