New badguy: HangingBall #367
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What about having a different sound for this instead of the cracking sound used for stalactites? |
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@tobbi Do I look as someone who can hear properly? |
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Sound taken from: http://freesound.org/people/juskiddink/sounds/140867/ |
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OK, the sound was Tobbi's joke. So it's a placeholder for now. |
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How about https://freesound.org/people/kvgarlic/sounds/184547/ as sound? |
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src/badguy/stalactite.cpp
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| countMe = false; | |||
| set_colgroup_active(COLGROUP_TOUCHABLE); | |||
| SoundManager::current()->preload("sounds/cracking.wav"); | |||
| SoundManager::current()->preload(get_cracking_sound_path()); | |||
| SoundManager::current()->preload("sounds/sizzle.ogg"); | |||
| SoundManager::current()->preload("sounds/icecrash.ogg"); | |||
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The two other sounds should also get an option so they can be changed for Hanging Ball.
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The icecrash seems reasonable, but the sizzle is generic for melting process.
src/badguy/stalactite.cpp
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| HangingBall::HangingBall(const ReaderMapping& reader) : |
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This is already in some other cases. This is not the only one.
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That does not mean we should continue to do so.
src/badguy/stalactite.hpp
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| Timer timer; | ||
| StalactiteState state; | ||
| Vector shake_delta; | ||
| }; | ||
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| class HangingBall : public Stalactite |
It's a forest equivalent of stalactite.
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a good concept, but hanging ball is not the most creative thing we could use. |
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Obviously, we are not going to use this. Hume2 has not been active for a very long time. Can someone close this? |
It's a forest equivalent of stalactite.