Earu / neo-chatsounds

Memes in the Garry's Mod chat.
https://github.com/Earu/neo-chatsounds
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neo-chatsounds

Memes in the Garry's Mod chat.

What is this?

This repository is a Garry's Mod addon that adds chat sounds in your game. It suggests a list of sounds you can play when typing. There are thousands of sounds available.

It also comes with a twist: you can modify each sounds with modifiers.

How do I know what sounds exist?

You have multiple options here:

1) Check the various repositories used to build the sound list

How do I add sounds?

Typically you can either add sounds in this repo or in this one. Each of them are maintained by different people but the rules for adding a sound are the same.

How do I add more sound sources/repos?

If you go in garrysmod/data/chatsounds you should find a file called repo_config.json. Open it and add the repositories you want to the config following the existing format. In most cases you should keep UseMsgPack to false, unless you do actually use .msgpack files. For now the only repos/sources supported are GitHub repositories.

Disclaimer: By default the config only loads the valve sound repos.

Example for this repo:

{
    "Repo": " PAC3-Server/chatsounds",
    "Branch": "master",
    "BasePath": "sounds/chatsounds",
    "UseMsgPack": false,
}

Modifiers ?

Modifiers are a big part of chatsounds, they allow you to transform sounds and make them into something else. Some people even made songs with them!.

Here's an example:

Where can I find a list of modifiers?

Right now there has never been a documentation made for the chatsounds syntax, or what modifiers exist, I do plan on making one though!

What is this useful for?

Absolutely nothing, this is only for fun and it is very possible that you may not see any added value to it. If you wish to see it in action you can always join these servers:

Contributing

Any contribution is welcome so long as it TESTED before. Please do respect the existing coding conventions (naming, etc...) and make sure your code is optimized, performances matter especially in this project.