Grimrock

Title says it all. I'd like to change the ambient music playing in the background via script. Is this possible? It would even be ok if the ogg file would play on top of the background music. I tried the startMusic function, but that only seems to work in the intro/outro. I could use a wav file and use playSound, but I'd like to avoid that if possible since a track that long would have a huge file size in wav format.

Possible or not?

I would like a better solution for this as well. I have a dungeon currently where I selected a blank ogg file as the background music and play my own via playSound with a wav file. It's short enough I can get away with it, but as Phitt pointed out this a bad solution.

I've also noticed that the volume for background music is greatly reduced. Is there any way to control this?

It'd be nice to have a stopSound() function as well... hmmm...

Edsploration wrote:I would like a better solution for this as well. I have a dungeon currently where I selected a blank ogg file as the background music and play my own via playSound with a wav file. It's short enough I can get away with it, but as Phitt pointed out this a bad solution.

I've also noticed that the volume for background music is greatly reduced. Is there any way to control this?

It'd be nice to have a stopSound() function as well... hmmm...

Noticed the lower sound volume as well, guess it's better to use wav anyway. Oh well, another 7mb file size just for a sound effect. stopSound is really needed as well, another reason why some of the wav files are huge in my mod - a 5 second loop would have done the job, but I have to use a 55 second wav because I can't stop the loop. With a few more functions I could easily save 20mb of file size...

A completely different question - is there a way to remove the party portraits completely? I would like to make some kind of cut scene and if I use setEnabled there are still the portrait outlines visible. Is it possible to get rid of them entirely?

I would also love more sound controls, and I also would over a way to get rid of the portrait outlines (for dream sequences)