soundsets

[geoffrey arnold]

are there any other sound sets othere than the stdsound set. I know there are sound colections but not with the conecting page.

[CapTVK]

Try this one, it's the Civ2 soundspec

[maubp]

Note to windows users - remember that you can download Andreas Kemnade's Win 32 port with or without sound support from here:

http://www.freeciv.org/download.phtml

1.14.0-beta1 w/o sounds, 2.84 MB
1.13.0 w/o sounds, 2.92 MB
1.13.0 with sounds, 3.91 MB

AFAIK there is no copy of 1.14.0-beta1 with sound, or any copies of 1.14.0-beta2, available yet.

[geoffrey arnold]

Its in the old format and Ive got 1.14 bet 1. is there a way to update it becouse it dosent come up .

[maubp]

That sounds like a question for Andreas. Either the without sounds versions are just missing the music, or they are missing the music and the code to use it.

I suspect the later, and so if you want sound on windows, you need to get 1.13.0 with sounds.

Personally I usually play with the sounds off and a CD playing.

[geoffrey arnold]

Ive got the std sounds working it was just moving the spc file like you suggested to me about the tileset so its not the later. Ive spocken to Andres about geting the sound up so I may email and see whats said. didnt say he becouse I dont now what sex the person is, dont want to unintenshonaly insult somone. by the way got the big trident going and I do need it becouse I play free civ at the smaller setting sos the menus dont go of the screen

[LarryN]

Originally posted by CapTVK
Try this one, it's the Civ2 soundspec

Who has copyright to this materials? And Can I add it to new version of our place (In future http://www.civ.org.pl, right new under construction)

[CapTVK]

Originally posted by LarryN


Who has copyright to this materials? And Can I add it to new version of our place (In future http://www.civ.org.pl, right new under construction)

I got it from Andreas Kemenade once but there isn't really an author for this I believe. Anybody could have created it. This file simply allows you to use (your legally obtained) Civ2 sounds. Just like civ2gfx
needs your original Civ2 graphics*. It doesn't actually include the sounds themselves.

*Civ2gfx works fine with any Civ2 scenario as well. So you could also use those units and convert them to Freeciv format

artists = "
This spec-file is meant to be used with
original Civilization 2 sounds. Copy your
legally obtained Civ 2 soundfiles from your
Civ 2 sound/ directory and into the Freeciv
data/civ2/ directory. Now run the client
with the --audio civ2sounds option.
"

; list of all standard sound tags can be found in stdsound.spec
; you can expect any standard freeciv installation to have sounds
; for these tags