Chaco
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Proposing the addition of sound effects for these events, which can have important consequences but can still be easy to overlook until several turns after the fact.

* A door closes under a fuse, cutting it: a "scissor cut" sound effect

* A lit fuse goes underneath a mirror, putting it out: a "fire burning out" soft sizzle sound effect

As usual, these would have some kind of limiting factor to make sure closing a huge door under 100 fuse squares didn't play the sound too loudly.

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[Last edited by Chaco at 12-26-2020 06:15 PM]

Dragon Fogel
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Fuses are also stopped if puffs die on them, which currently only produces a puff-dying sound. Playing the same hypothetical "fuse stopped" sound as with a mirror when this happens would probably be good.

azb
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File: scissorscut.ogg (35.5 KB)
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License: Public Domain

If the developers want to implement the features, I got the sounds recorded so it takes care of some part of the implementation.



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azb
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File: sizzle_fuse.ogg (128.8 KB)
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And here is the sizzling out sound effect. I named it "sizzle_fuse.ogg" because I think the game already has "sizzle.ogg" programmed in it for hot tiles.

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I like these ideas, and thank you for contributing sound effects!

I'll review these.

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