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pazuzu

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cfgsound volume
« on: 21 Sep 2005, 19:50:05 »
I cant find anything on this so I wanted to ask you guys.

How does the volume work in the description.ext for cfgsound?

This is what I have:

class Sound2
    {
         name="My sound2";
         sound[]={"DX11v30.ogg",db-10,1.0};
         titles[]=
         {
                0, $STRD_DX11v30

Do I need to put a +?

Does volume go up if number is higher?

Thanks.

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Re:cfgsound volume
« Reply #1 on: 21 Sep 2005, 22:41:12 »
Have a look at my comment on Navy_Seals Music, Sound & Radio tutorial in the editors depot.