SoundPath - Runtime Docs

SoundPath :: string

It can be either the name of a SoundPrototype defined in the data stage, or a path in the form "type/name". The latter option can be sorted into three categories.

The validity of a SoundPath can be verified at runtime using LuaHelpers::is_valid_sound_path.

The utility and ambient types each contain general use sound prototypes defined by the game itself.

"utility" - Uses UtilitySounds. Example: "utility/wire_connect_pole"
"ambient" - Uses AmbientSound. Example: "ambient/resource-deficiency"

The following types can be combined with any tile name as long as its prototype defines the corresponding sound.

"tile-walking" - Uses TilePrototype::walking_sound. Example: "tile-walking/concrete"
"tile-mined" - Uses TilePrototype::mined_sound
"tile-build-small" - Uses TilePrototype::build_sound. Example: "tile-build-small/concrete"
"tile-build-medium" - Uses TilePrototype::build_sound
"tile-build-large" - Uses TilePrototype::build_sound

The following types can be combined with any entity name as long as its prototype defines the corresponding sound.

"entity-build" - Uses Entity::build_sound Example: "entity-build/wooden-chest"
"entity-mined" - Uses Entity::mined_sound
"entity-mining" - Uses Entity::mining_sound
"entity-rotated" - Uses EntityPrototype::rotated_sound
"entity-open" - Uses Entity::open_sound
"entity-close" - Uses Entity::close_sound

Factorio Runtime Docs Version 2.0.55

SoundPath :: string

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Factorio Runtime DocsVersion 2.0.55

SoundPath :: string

Classes

Concepts

Events

Defines

Factorio Runtime Docs Version 2.0.55