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What does aEntryType mean? - A.M Team - 10-29-2015
I was putting in the PlayGui script line and I knew what to do until this popped up. I left it alone with empty brackets since it is a tString.
Any ideas?
RE: What does aEntryType mean? - WALP - 10-29-2015
entry huh? considering you are working with gui I am guessing it's a .lang file entry it is looking for, probably for a button text, or mail or something depending on what you are doing.
RE: What does aEntryType mean? - A.M Team - 10-29-2015
I'm looking into it now, I'll keep you posted.
RE: What does aEntryType mean? - Luis - 10-29-2015
aEntryType is not a tString, it is an eSoundEntryType
https://wiki.frictionalgames.com/hpl3/game/scripting/function_reference/helper_audio#sound_playgui
Possible values for eSoundEntryType (in hps_api.hps)
Code:
enum eSoundEntryType
{
eSoundEntryType_World,
eSoundEntryType_WorldClean,
eSoundEntryType_Gui,
eSoundEntryType_GuiWorld,
eSoundEntryType_Safe,
eSoundEntryType_WorldAll,
eSoundEntryType_GuiAll,
eSoundEntryType_AllExceptGui,
eSoundEntryType_All
};These pretty much mean different "mixing tracks", as in if you play a sound in Gui and fade the World sounds, the sound you were playing in Gui will not be affected.
RE: What does aEntryType mean? - A.M Team - 10-29-2015
Oh, thank you!
RE: What does aEntryType mean? - WALP - 10-29-2015
seems I was wayyy off lol.