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* Long name: Play sound effect | * Long name: Play sound effect | ||
==== Argument ==== | ==== Argument ==== | ||
Field | Field SFXID (in the SFX list for that field) | ||
==== Stack ==== | ==== Stack ==== | ||
== | : ''Pan (0=left, 255=right)'' | ||
: ''Volume (0-127)'' | |||
: ''Channel (must be a power of 2)'' | |||
: '''EFFECTPLAY2''' | |||
Plays a sound effect through the given sound channel. The channel is important because it's the parameter used in [[FF8/Field/Script/Opcodes/0CD_SESTOP|SESTOP]] to halt a specific sound effect. AFAIK Channels go up to 2^20 (which is 1048576), so you can theoretically have 20 sounds playing at once. 0 doesn't seem like it's a usable channel, but this is untested. | ==== Description ==== | ||
Plays a sound effect through the given sound channel. The channel is important because it's the parameter used in [[FF8/Field/Script/Opcodes/0CD_SESTOP|SESTOP]] to halt a specific sound effect (and to prevent multiple counds from silencing each other). AFAIK Channels go up to 2^20 (which is 1048576), so you can theoretically have 20 sounds playing at once. 0 doesn't seem like it's a usable channel, but this is untested. | |||
Note: It seems each area can have a maximum of 32 sounds predefined (meaning sound ID 31 is the highest you can play with this). You have to use [[FF8/Field/Script/Opcodes/0BC_EFFECTPLAY|EFFECTPLAY]] to use more than 32 sounds. | |||
Latest revision as of 04:23, 23 May 2019
- Opcode: 0x021
- Short name: EFFECTPLAY2
- Long name: Play sound effect
Argument
Field SFXID (in the SFX list for that field)
Stack
- Pan (0=left, 255=right)
- Volume (0-127)
- Channel (must be a power of 2)
- EFFECTPLAY2
Description
Plays a sound effect through the given sound channel. The channel is important because it's the parameter used in SESTOP to halt a specific sound effect (and to prevent multiple counds from silencing each other). AFAIK Channels go up to 2^20 (which is 1048576), so you can theoretically have 20 sounds playing at once. 0 doesn't seem like it's a usable channel, but this is untested.
Note: It seems each area can have a maximum of 32 sounds predefined (meaning sound ID 31 is the highest you can play with this). You have to use EFFECTPLAY to use more than 32 sounds.