Does sombody know how to make random sounds?
I meen here is a normal sound code:


SOUND* snd_hurt = "hurt_1.wav";

function hit_obj_meat()
{
if (event_type == EVENT_SHOOT)
{
snd_play(snd_hurt,55,0);
}
}

But what if when you whant to use random sounds:


snd_play(snd_hurt1,55,0); or snd_play(snd_hurt2,55,0);


How can I do that?
I only wright in lite-c.

Thanks, but it crashes or I maby writen it wrong:

SOUND* snd_hurt = "hurt_1.wav";
SOUND** ptr = (SOUND**)malloc(sizeof(SOUND*)*3);

ptr[0] = snd_hurt1;
ptr[1] = snd_hurt2;
ptr[2] = snd_hurt3;

function hit_obj_meat()
{
if (event_type == EVENT_SHOOT)
{
snd_play(ptr[integer(random(3))], 55, 0);
free(ptr);
}
}

well, it won't even compile that way. you first have to declare the snd_hurt1..3 sounds. and the code has to be written inside of a function. i'd advise you to first read some kind of beginners tutorial on coding.

Maybe:

@Razoron: That don`t will work, for the switch() you need a integer.

var i=integer(random(3));

Now i can be 0,1 or 2.

Don't you need "break" statements in that switch case? I'm not accustomed to Lite-C, but in real C you have to put break statements at the end of your cases to prevent the program from going through all of them at run time.

Yes.

Razoro, youre code (with the var from Widi) doesen`t work becose of the function
"random_seed(0);", but without "random_seed(0);" there is no sound.
And when I wright it like this;

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SOUND*snd1="shdfkdh.wav";
SOUND*snd2="shdfkfsddh.wav";
SOUND*snd3="shdfksdffddh.wav";

var i=integer(random(3));

function playrandomsound()
{
//deleted//
wait(1);
var i=random(2);
switch(1)//It was "switch(i)"
{
case 0:
snd_play(sound1...);
case 1:
snd_play(sound2...);
case 2:
snd_play(sound3...);
}
}
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There should be no warnings.

Blackchuck it doesn`t work.
still thanks