titiPT Wrote:Maybe it's the same clicking i'm experiencing in my mac.
And what causes that? Is there some way to make it stop?
Here's a script to stop each sound one by one.
soundnum = 0
keepmuting = 1
bind KEY [keepmuting = 0; echo Last sound muted was $soundnum]
alias soundmute [
if (> $soundnum 100) [echo All the sounds have been muted!] [
if $keepmuting [
mutesound $soundnum 0
echo Sound $soundnum muted
+= soundnum 1
sleep 500 [soundmute]
] []]]
Put it in your autoexec.cfg file, and change "KEY" to the key you want to stop the script after it starts.
In-game, type "soundmute" and it will mute one sound every half-second until you press the stop key or it mutes all the sounds. Once you press the key, it'll tell you which sound it last muted, and stop muting the rest of the sounds.
Press the key if you hear the clicking stop. Then take the sound number it gives you and look in sounds.cfg to see which sound that was. You can put a command in your autoexec to mute that sound always, in the form
mutesound (sound number) 0
If the script mutes all the sounds, but you can still hear the clicking, it could either be an issue with the
songs or a sound card/software issue. In this case, see if
/musicvol 0
or
/soundvol 0
or
/sound 0
(in that order)
make the sound stop. Let us know.