sounds tied to locations

[wolfwalkereci]

Take a look at some of the *.emt files.
Example from taka.emt from underfoot client

2,sand_storm_lp.wav,0,0,0.50,1000,1500,1,-453.04,-606.92,38.99,0.00,0.00,300.00,300.00,0,0,0,1.00,1
2,earthquake.wav,0,0,0.20,0,0,1,-252.84,-619.86,31.25,0.00,0.00,1500.00,1500.00,300000,4500 00,0,1.00,1
2,tak.mp3,0,0,1.00,0,3500,1,496.13,-79.64,3.13,0.00,0.00,0.00,290.00,5000,5000,0,1.00, 0
2,tak.mp3,0,0,1.00,0,3500,1,-778.66,470.78,26.13,0.00,0.00,0.00,305.00,5000,500 0,0,1.00,0
2,tak.mp3,0,0,1.00,0,3500,1,-277.07,-661.29,42.32,0.00,0.00,0.00,375.00,5000,5000,0,1.0 0,0

[noudess]

So I looked. There was no emt file for the sounds I want (shard vahl) but there was

sharvahl_sndbnk.eff

EMIT
HORSE_NEIGH03
HORSE_NEIGH02
INSECT_CAVE02
INSECT_CAVE03
ROCK_CAVE_FALL02
ROCK_CAVE_FALL03
SAND_CAVE01
SAND_CAVE02
SMALL_ANIMAL_SCURRY
VAHSHIR_BATTLECRY
HAMMER_BLACKSMITH
HOWLING_ANIMAL03
SANDWORM_SLIDE
WIND_MOUNTAINS
LOOP
FIRE_TORCH01_LP
GRIMLING_CHANT_LP

and

sharvahl_sounds.eff

which looks to be a binary file.

Anyone already know how to use these to find op codes or get them to play from the server?

[noudess]

LOL.

I guess when you use #zone to go to a zone, the environment sounds get wahcked somehow... The ones I wanted are working if I zone in normally.

Sorry for the waste of bandwidth, I didn't know using #zone affected this.