Detonator sound font

Sound Fonts
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  1. In order to test my multi_prop.h I need a detonator sound font. Is there a free/royalty-free one somewhere ?

  2. If not, no problem, I’ll make my own but what files would be needed to be included ? I am guessing in, out, hum ? What else.
    Which one would be arming “click twlee blee twlee blee twlee …”, the disarm “clicshh” and “kaboom” ?

  3. Also, why does the detonator.h prop used button POWER & AUX2 instead of POWER and AUX ? Are two buttons necessary to do “so little” (on, off, armed and “bleeptwing”, disarmed in time or boom)?

  4. Could it work with a one non-latching button?

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  1. Not that I know of. I bought it as it was inexpensive, imo.

  2. ProffieOS Documentation: Sound Font Configuration lists the files. Looks like there are 4.

  3. From my recollection when I made mine, it’s just how proffiezorns ended up. I think I changed mine to AUX.

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Cool, thanks, I was not aware of this page.

So no need for in, out & hum ? Does your font have them ? Or more specifically, what file names does your font have, just those 4 ?

And why 2 buttons, is there something that could not be achieved with one button?

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Not sure, but as it stands, one powers it on (the slider), and the second activates the count down.

I can get you a list of wav files tomorrow.

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Looks like there are alot of files;
blaster.wav
blaster2.wav
blaster3.wav
blaster4.wav
boot.wav
boot2.wav
clash1.wav
clash2.wav
clash3.wav
clash4.wav
clash5.wav
clash6.wav
clash7.wav
clash8.wav
endlock1.wav
fclash1.wav
fclash2.wav
font.bmp
font.wav
force.wav
hswing1.wav
hswing2.wav
humM1.wav
lockup.wav
lswing1.wav
lswing2.wav
poweroff.wav
poweron.wav
poweron2.wav
poweron3.wav
poweron4.wav
poweronf.wav
pwroff2.wav
swing1.wav
swing2.wav
swing3.wav
swing4.wav
swing5.wav
swing6.wav
swing7.wav
swing8.wav

Aslo, the thermal detonator page lists some sound file mods that help set everything up too.
https://fredrik.hubbe.net/lightsaber/td/

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Thanks a lot. Did you put all those on your SD card or just the ones suggested by profezzorn ?

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You guys might find some sounds you like in here:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ezzzyuvg9e6afykksqovz/ACmsDTEvg0hKZq3za2HaSko?rlkey=xfvalrolzf1yz66x6fbydh5us&st=1mjt6o24&dl=0

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Nope, here is what is in my “tdmod” folder:
armhum.wav
bgnarm.wav
boom1.wav
boom2.wav
boot.wav
hum.wav
poweroff.wav
poweron.wav
poweronf.wav
pwroff2.wav

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Cool,
I already made my:

I am guessing that:

are optional quotes that will not cause “Error in font directory” if they are missing, correct ?

Out of curiosity, what do they say ? I am guessing one is “He’s got a thermal detonator! Aaah!” and another is Jabba laughing ?

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This error won’t play if files are not present, only if there’s an out of sequence file, or hierarchical issue

They’re just typical machinery-like sounds powering on and off…

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Out of curiosity, if I forget to put my SD card back-in the ProffieBoard after I make modification to it and turn the ProffieBoard ON, I get “ERROR IN FONT DIRECTORY”, “ERROR IN FONT DIRECTORY”, “SD-CARD NOT FOUND” from the speaker. Is that what it is supposed to do ?

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Yeah because there’s no SD card with fonts on it.
To append what I said above about when ERROR IN FONT DIRECTORY plays, it also says that when the font folder it’s looking for doesn’t even exist. (Typically a misspelling, but in your case, complete absence)

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And it says it twice because I have “fontname;common” so it’s looking for two folders that “don’t exist”. Correct ?

Edit: so if I want a sound to not play, can I just delete it from the font folder ?(assuming it is not also in common)

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Yes
and yes, that’s one way.

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