custom chat room sounds

[Wise Frog]

hi I would like to know if i can add custom sounds to the room. I already have the default custom sounds.
but what exactly i am askin gis can i add a sound or sounds. like one that say s specifically "welcome username"
is there a way to do this? I am using the stand alone version.

thanks

[Fabian Wilson]

You add more sounds in lib/config.js

// Defines the sound that is played when normal messages are reveived:

soundReceive: 'sound_1',

// Defines the sound that is played on sending normal messages:

soundSend: 'sound_2',

// Defines the sound that is played on channel enter or login:

soundEnter: 'sound_3',

// Defines the sound that is played on channel leave or logout:

soundLeave: 'sound_4',

// Defines the sound that is played on chatBot messages:

soundChatBot: 'sound_5',

// Defines the sound that is played on error messages:

soundError: 'sound_6',

// Defines the available sounds loaded on chat start:

soundFiles: {

sound_1: 'sound_1.mp3',

sound_2: 'sound_2.mp3',

sound_3: 'sound_3.mp3',

sound_4: 'sound_4.mp3',

sound_5: 'sound_5.mp3',

sound_6: 'sound_6.mp3'

},

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[Wise Frog]

this is all a gotta do wow ty much but i want to like hav a sound say welcome wisefrog how do we make then user specific?

[Wise Frog]

 just tryed // Defines the sound that is played on whisper:
        msg: 'sound_7',

dont work

[Chris D]

remove the comma if its the last sound you added, only have a comma for 1-6

so you should have osmething like 

        soundFiles: {

          sound_1: 'sound_1.mp3',

        sound_2: 'sound_2.mp3',

        sound_3: 'sound_3.mp3',

        sound_4: 'sound_4.mp3',

        sound_5: 'sound_5.mp3',

        sound_6: 'sound_6.mp3',
         sound_7: 'sound_7.mp3'

  },

[Wise Frog]

thats what i have man i wanted this for whisper command is this corect?


// Defines the sound that is played on whispers:
        whispers: 'sound_7',

[Fabian Wilson]

I think he wants the sounds to say the users name when they log in.

[FamilyWeb]

Well having a name announcement on log-in would be nice, however that's not quite what WiseFrog and I are trying to achieve.

What he and I are after is to have a custom sound that is strictly assigned to the chats whisper function and vocally outputs like this:

(Idea #1): " You have received a whisper from $user"  with $user being the senders name.

(Idea #2): More simplified version  - " Pssst! Somebody is whispering to you"

It's just a way to separate the incoming standard message from an incoming Whisper.

WiseFrog and I are both hoping we can figure a way to achieve this, or someone figures it out and shares their discovery. 

Maybe Frug himself has an idea or two.. hint, hint! :)

[marquisite]

Your Idea #2 will be as easy as uploading an mp3 saying "Pssst! Somebody is whispering to you" and adding the file name to the config.js in the next release of AJAXChat - separate whisper sound functionality has been added to in 0.8.8. This  won't help you with Idea #1, though.

On Monday, May 19, 2014 7:48:23 AM UTC+9:30, FamilyWeb wrote:

Well having a name announcement on log-in would be nice, however that's not quite what WiseFrog and I are trying to achieve.

What he and I are after is to have a custom sound that is strictly assigned to the chats whisper function and vocally outputs like this:

(Idea #1): " You have received a whisper from $user"  with $user being the senders name.

(Idea #2): More simplified version  - " Pssst! Somebody is whispering to you"

It's just a way to separate the incoming standard message from an incoming Whisper.

WiseFrog and I are both hoping we can figure a way to achieve this, or someone figures it out and shares their discovery. 

Maybe Frug himself has an idea or two.. hint, hint! :)

On Saturday, May 17, 2014 8:44:22 AM UTC-7, fjwilson wrote: