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See [https://minetest.gitlab.io/minetest/minetest-namespace-reference/#sounds minetest.sound_play] in the Lua API documentation, and [https://minetest.gitlab.io/minetest/sounds/ Sounds] for general information about sound parameters.
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== Syntax ==
 
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<source>minetest.sound_play(SimpleSoundSpec, SoundParameters)</source>
 
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== Description ==
 
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Plays a sound.
 
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Only Ogg Vorbis files are supported. For positional playing of sounds, only single-channel (mono) files are supported. Otherwise OpenAL will play them non-positionally.
 
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<code>[[SimpleSoundSpec]]</code> can be a string with the filename (without the file extention) or a table with the fields <code>name="name"</code> and <code>gain=float</code>.
 
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<code>SoundParameters</code> is a table with the following fields:
 
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* <code>gain = float</code>: the gain. default = 1.0
 
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* <code>max_hear_distance = int</code>: the maximum hear distance. default = 32
 
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* <code>loop = bool</code>: Sound is looped. Only sounds connected to objects can be looped. default = false
 
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The location can be specified with one of the following fields in the SoundParameters (if none is used, its played locationless to all players):
 
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* <code>to_player = "playername"</code>: Sound is played locationless to the player
 
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* <code>pos = [[position]]</code>: Sound is played at this position
 
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* <code>object = [[ObjectRef]]</code>: Sound is played connected to the object
 
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The function returns a sound handle that can be passed to <source enclose=none>minetest.sound_stop(handle)</source> to stop the sound.
 
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== Features ==
 
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You can play random sound using filename convention <code>modname_soundname.N.ogg</code> (see examples)
 
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== Examples ==
 
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Plays the <code>testmod_testsound.ogg</code> sound at the [[position]] 0,0,0.
 
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<source>
 
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minetest.sound_play("testmod_testsound", {
 
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pos = {x=0, y=0, z=0},
 
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max_hear_distance = 100,
 
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gain = 10.0,
 
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})
 
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</source>
 
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Plays the <code>testmod_foobar.ogg</code> sound to player "foo".
 
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<source>
 
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minetest.sound_play("testmod_foobar", {
 
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to_player = "foo",
 
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gain = 2.0,
 
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})
 
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</source>
 
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Plays random <code>testmod_foobar</code> sound.
 
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<source>
 
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-- testmod/sounds listing:
 
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-- /testmod_foobar.1.ogg
 
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-- /testmod_foobar.2.ogg
 
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-- /testmod_foobar.3.ogg
 
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minetest.sound_play("testmod_foobar")
 
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</source>
 
  
 
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See minetest.sound_play in the Lua API documentation, and Sounds for general information about sound parameters.

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