Add sound to animation

[scud]

I have a ramp that opens and shuts and would like to coincide a sound to its movement.

If I use the gun_elevate sound for eg
how and where do I add the script to the cpp file?
 

[Kaliyuga]

 Has to be defined like this:
====================================================
class CfgSounds
{
   class ECLDive
    {
         sound[]={"\ECL_KL42o\ECLDive.wav",db+10,1};
         name = "ECLDive";
      titles[] = {};
    };


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And then your UserActions look somethin like this:

class UserActions
{
class OpenArm1
{
displayName="Dive";
position="osa_arm1";
radius=800.0;
condition="player in this";
statement="this say ""ECLDive""; this animate [""arm1"", .6]";
};

:cheers:

[Tomb]

You define the anim. & make a "User Action" in the cpp file which is basically
those yellow action options that pop up ingame :

 weapon on back
 Get in
 Engine on

 etc.  

Here are the exact details (from some ole configuration)
[you can copy/paste; just change SelectionNames & soundFile paths etc.]


class Animations
{
         class MyAnimation
        {
              type="rotation";
              animPeriod=2;
              selection="MySelection";
              axis="osa_MySelection";
              angle0=0;
              angle1=-1.0;
         };
      };

That was "Class Animations" - and then we have the userActions Class:


class UserActions
        {
            class OpenHood1BB
            {
                    displayName="Open Ramp";
                    position="osa_MySelection";
                    radius=2.5;
                    condition="this animationPhase ""MySelection"" < 0.5";
                    statement="this animate [""MySelection"", 1]; this say ""MySound"" ";
            };
        };


Then ya just need 2 define the soundfile aswell   ;D ;D

class CfgSounds
{
   class MySound
   {
      sound[]={"\MyAddon\ActualsoundFile.ogg",db+20,1};
      name = "This is the DisplayName in Triggers";
      titles[] = {};
   };
};


PS. you can use the following sound file formats:


*oggVorbis" (.ogg), WAVE (.wav), and OFP's own ".wss" format.  


later

[Tomb]

dammit, kali... get back 2 work!   d'yanno how much time I just spent on that reply?!!
and how LITTLE time you have 'till a >>certain release<< ?!!  



 (j/k)

[scud]

Thanks for very fast and helpful replies.