BladeIn.wav and BladeOut.wav

Cyroceon · November 19, 2022, 3:25pm

EDITED: Confirming that bladein.wav and bladeout.wav are sounds that ProffieOS plays by default if these files exist in the sound font directory.

Thanks.

Original Post: I have these two .wav files in each font directory, which play when I take the blade in and out, accordingly. They aren’t referenced anywhere I can find, but when absent inserting and removing the blade plays a beep on removal and one of the sound font boot sounds when inserting.

Can you help point me in the right direction to figure out what prompts these sounds to be played?

Fett263 · November 19, 2022, 4:05pm

Yes.

github.com

profezzorn/ProffieOS/blob/26409d7b675e0f4b12f67a89306e1cbb3babd162/sound/effect.h#L708


      
          
          
#define EFFECT(X) Effect SFX_##X(#X)
          #define EFFECT2(X, Y) Effect SFX_##X(#X, &SFX_##Y)
          #define IMAGE_FILESET(X) Effect IMG_##X(#X, nullptr, Effect::FileType::IMAGE)
          
          
EFFECT(preon);
          EFFECT(pstoff);
          
          
// Monophonic fonts
          EFFECT(boot);     // also polyphonic
          EFFECT(bladein);  // also polyphonic
          EFFECT(bladeout);  // also polyphonic
          EFFECT2(hum, hum);
          EFFECT2(humm, humm);
          EFFECT(swing);
          EFFECT(poweron);
          EFFECT2(poweroff, pstoff);
          EFFECT2(pwroff, pstoff);
          EFFECT(clash);
          EFFECT(force);    // also polyphonic
          EFFECT(stab);     // also polyphonic

github.com

profezzorn/ProffieOS/blob/2e87f62ba9b77ff4f30d98b27ad8228ef319893c/sound/hybrid_font.h#L554


      
          	    // Set the sound num to -1 so that the altchng sound is random.
          	    SaberBase::sound_number = -1;
          	  }
          	  RestartHum();
          	}
          	PlayCommon(&SFX_altchng);
          	break;
              }
            }
          
          
  void SB_BladeDetect(bool detected) {
              Effect &X(detected ? SFX_bladein : SFX_bladeout);
              if (X) {
                PlayPolyphonic(&X);
                return;
              }
              if (detected && SFX_boot) {
                PlayPolyphonic(&SFX_boot);
                return;
              }
              beeper.Beep(0.05, 2000.0);

Cyroceon · November 19, 2022, 11:43pm

Thanks, as always, Fett. The first reference is exactly what I found, as well.