ZombieRunOverSound

What Is This?

A mod that adds different types of sounds when a zombie is hit by a moving vhehicle. The sounds played depend on the speed of the vehicle.

It includes 13 sounds for a very soft impact, 15 sounds for a soft impact, 8 sounds for a medium impact, 7 sounds for a hard impact and 6 sounds for an impact leading to the zombie's death.

Settings

The settings will be found inside your server's profile folder under "ZombieRunOverSound". If you want to take a look at the complete settings, head on over to the discussions.

{
    "IsModActive": 1,
    "VerySoftSoundActive": 1,
    "SoftSoundActive": 1,
    "MediumSoundActive": 1,
    "HardSoundActive": 1,
    "DeathSoundActive": 1,
    "SoundTimeIntervalBetweenHits": 0.6,
    "HardImpactSounds": [...],
    "SoftImpactSounds": [...],
    "VerySoftImpactSounds": [...],
    "MediumImpactSounds": [...],
    "DeathImpactSounds": [...]
}

You can also set what the mod considers to be any of the sound categories by setting the min and max speeds of each.

Options

• IsModActive. Whether the mod is active or not.
• VerySoftSoundActive. Whether to play the very soft sounds.
• SoftSoundActive. Whether to play the soft sounds.
• MediumSoundActive. Whether to play the medium sounds.
• HardSoundActive. Whether to play the hard sounds.
• DeathSoundActive. Whether to play the death sounds.
• SoundTimeIntervalBetweenHits. The seconds that must pass between zombie hit sounds. This avoids playing many sounds for the same hit.

Compatibility and Issues

Needs more testing. Make sure to report any issues and incompatibilities in the comments section or the discussions.

Installation

Install as usual, copying the mod into the server folder and including the mod's folder name in the "-mod" parameter of your server start file.

"-mod=@YourOtherMods;@ZombieRunOverSound;@YourOtherMods"

Planned

- Sound adjustment. I'll atempt to add richness to the sounds once I learn more about sound curves and 3D processors. - Bigger sound variety.

Notes

The mod still needs a lot of work, but it might help new modders to see how very basic sounds are added.

Please bear in mind that I just started modding, so expect my mod(s) to be unpolished (and maybe even contain errors too). I will learn as I go, so report any problems in the comments section and I'll try to get them fixed as soon as I can.

Credits

- Zenarchist - The amazing community at Freesounds

Feel free to unpack, repack or do whatever you want with the mod, as long as you can credit its source.

Remember to always look at the change notes.