GianniKoch / EndRoundSounds

A CounterStrikeSharp CS2 plugin for playing sounds at the end of the round.

EndRoundSounds

Basic CounterStrikeSharp plugin for CS2 that picks a random configurable sound and plays it at the end of each round.

❗ Only works with sounds published on the CS2 workshop, see how to upload your own below ❗

Installation

• Install dependency addons:
  • CounterStrike Sharp
  • Metamod:Source
  • MultiAddonManager
• Download a release from EndRoundSounds
• Unzip and place in csgo/addons/counterstrikesharp/plugins
• Add all your soundpacks from the CS2 workshop to your MultiAddonManager configuration
• Add all the paths of the sound files from the sound packs to the plugin config located at csgo/addons/counterstrikesharp/configs/plugins/EndRoundSounds/EndRoundSounds.json (generated automatically after the plugin is first loaded, a config example named EndRoundSounds.example.json based on this sound pack is provided in this repo)

Uploading your own sound pack to workshop

You will need python (Download Windows installer (64-bit)) for this to work.

1. Open the CS2 workshop tools.
2. Add a new addon, click create.
3. Right click your addon and click Explore Content Folder.
4. Here we can place any resource file but to follow a best practise follow this structure.
5. Navigate to the sounds folder. You're now in <addon name>/sounds.
6. Add a folder for your sounds, for example my_sound_pack. You're now in <addon name>/sounds/my_sound_pack.
7. Add your sound files here. Example of one of the files: <addon name>/sounds/my_sound_pack/sound1.wav.
8. Go back to you addon root folder, <addon name>.
9. Create a python file named generate_description.py in this folder.
10. Paste the following code into the file: (replace .mp3 (at the bottom) with the file extension of your sound files if needed)

  import os
  
  def AppendToFile(file):
      name = file.split(".mp3")[0]
      name = name[9:].replace("\\", ".")
      path = file.split(".mp3")[0]
      path = path[2:]+".vsnd"
      print(name)
      s = (
          "\""+name+"\"\n"
          "{\n"
          "   \""+name+"\" = \n"
          "   {\n"
          "       base = \"amb.looping.stereo.base\"\n"
          "       volume = 1\n"
          "       pitch = 1\n"
          "       vsnd_files_track_01 = \""+path+"\"\n"
          "   }\n"
          "}\n"
      )
      with open("created_sounds.vsndevts", "a") as f:
          f.write(s)
  
  for root, dirs, files in os.walk(".\\sounds"):
      for file in files:
          if file.endswith(".mp3"):
               AppendToFile(os.path.join(root, file))

11. Open a terminal window in this folder. You can do this by typing cmd in the address bar (not the search bar) of the file explorer and pressing enter.
12. Run the following command: python generate_description.py and go back to your file explorer.
13. Move the generated created_sounds.vsndevts file inside the soundevents folder.
14. Go back to the workshop tools, select your addon and click the Edit Addon Map button.
15. On the top right, click Tools and select Asset Browser.
16. In the filters, enter the name of the folder inside the sounds folder, in our example my_sound_pack of <addon name>/sounds/my_sound_pack/sound1.wav.
17. Use shift to select all the files and press Right Click on one of them.
18. Select Full Recompile
19. Now left-click on any one asset with the left mouse button.
20. In the preview window there will be a link to Game File - click to open in explorer.
21. In this file there should be vsnd_c formatted music files stored for all of your sound files.
22. Now submit the addon to the workshop.
23. Once accepted use its ID for MultiAddonManager and use the paths of the sound files in the plugin config. (Example of a path: sounds/my_sound_pack/sound1.vsnd, note the .vsnd extension)