Dink Sound Reference
by Sparrowhawk.
This file is intended as a reference of all the sounds included with
the original game, for use by D-Mod developers who need to find a
particular sound or to know the speed of a sound so that they can use
it correctly.
I've listed all the sounds with their speeds, sound numbers (as
assigned in Skeleton B), and a short description of each.
After the main list comes a copy of part of start.c from Skeleton B,
with the sound speeds included as comments. Copy and paste
this
into your D-Mod so you can use it as a quick
reference while you're scripting - it's helpful when using playsound()
to know the
correct speed!
I made this because it was getting annoying looking up the correct
speed each time I used a sound, even though most of them are 22050 Hz.
Then I expanded it and am now releasing it to everyone, in
the
hope that it will be useful :)
Please let me know if there are any mistakes or bits missing - just
make a post at the Dink Network or PM me.
Much thanks to Nvu for helping me with my l33t HTML skillz.
arrow.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 41.
The noise made when an arrow hits something.
attack1.wav
11025 Hz
Sound number 31.
A bonca roaring.
axe.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 48.
The throwing axe hitting something.
bhit.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 37.
Smashing a barrel or box.
bird1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 49.
A birdy, tweeting.
bow1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 44.
Releasing the bow (shooting an arrow).
burn.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 6.
An explosion, used for bombs and Fireball or Hellfire hitting something.
caveent.wav
11025 Hz
Sound number 25 & 32.
Creepy echoing sound for entering caves. This is loaded into
two
sound slots for some reason, so one of them should be spare.
drag1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 46.
A weird noise that dragons make. Coughing up a squelchy
hairball, perhaps?
drag2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 47.
A dragon roaring.
escape.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 18.
Used when escape is pressed, the inventory screen comes up, or for
general bumps and things in the original game. It's the same
sound as sel3.wav (number 21).
fire.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 23.
A burning fire, crackles an' flames an' stuff.
flyby.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 42.
Something whizzing past your head? Used in the original game
for NPCs casting spells and such.
gold.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 14.
The sweet, sweet, sound of gold coins clinking together.
grunt1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 15.
Dink getting hurt.
grunt2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 16.
Dink getting hurt, slightly different grunt to grunt1.
high2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 22.
Choral noise when gaining a stat point.
hurt1.wav
11025 Hz
Sound number 29.
A bonca in pain.
hurt2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 30.
The twitter of a pillbug.
knock.wav
12500 Hz
Sound number 45.
Knocking on a door. Something Dink has yet to learn is the
polite thing to do.
level.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 33.
Dingdingdingding noise when gaining a level.
nono.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 19.
The noise made when in mouse mode and you click on nothing... to see what I mean click on the title screen but not on a button.
open.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 7.
A creaky door opening - the default warp sound.
picker.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 13.
Rustly noise. Used for spreading pig feed.
pig1.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 2.
Deep satisfied pig grunt.
pig2.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 3.
Pig grunt with a kind of flourish.
pig3.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 4.
Short pig grunt.
pig4.wav
8000Hz
Sound number 5.
Surprised pig grunt?
punch.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 9.
The default hit sound, for example punching something with the fists or getting beaten up by a monster.
quack.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 1.
A quack. You know, that funny noise that ducks make.
save.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 34.
The hum of the save machine.
secret.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 43.
The tinkly noise when a secret area opens, for example.
sel1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 17.
The noise when choosing an option in a choice menu, or exiting the
inventory.
sel2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 20.
The sound when the mouse goes over a button on the title screen.
sel3.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 21.
The sound when the mouse comes off a button on the title screen.
This is the same sound as escape.wav (number 18).
select.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 11.
Used when scrolling through the options in a choice menu or the
inventory.
snarl1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 26.
A nasty snarl. Not used in the original game, at least not
with playsound().
snarl2.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 27.
A short snarl of a goblin or slayer.
snarl3.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 28.
A more drawn-out goblin or slayer snarl.
spell1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 24.
Magicky 'whoosh' sound, eg, Martridge disappearing in a flash of fire.
splash.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 35.
A splash, in water or something.
squish.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 38.
The noise a slime makes when hit.
stairs.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 39.
Walking up or down stairs.
steps.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 40.
Footsteps, on grass or gravel.
swing.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 8.
Swiping in the air (hitting, but not making contact with
anything).
sword1.wav
22050 Hz
Sound number 36.
Metallic clang of sword hitting something.
sword2.wav
8000 Hz
Sound number 10.
Hitting something with a sword. This sound played fast (22050
Hz) is the 'pick up heart' sound.
Sounds
included but not loaded in start.c:
bird2.wav
22050 Hz
Jungle type bird.
click.wav
22050 Hz
Putting something down on a wooden surface, or a footstep.
high1.wav
22050 Hz
An odd squeak.
intro.wav
44100 Hz
One second of silence. Pointless, but peaceful.
ocean1.wav
22050 Hz
Waves breaking.
pop.wav
22050 Hz
Another odd squeak.
wscream.wav
22050 Hz
A woman screaming. This sound is used in the
original game as sound 12, but is not loaded in Skeleton B for some
reason.
Copy the following and paste into start.c, replacing what's already
there of course.
load_sound("QUACK.WAV", 1);
// 22050
load_sound("PIG1.WAV", 2);
// 8000
load_sound("PIG2.WAV", 3);
// 8000
load_sound("PIG3.WAV", 4);
// 8000
load_sound("PIG4.WAV", 5);
// 8000
load_sound("BURN.WAV", 6);
// 8000
load_sound("OPEN.WAV", 7);
// 8000
load_sound("SWING.WAV", 8);
// 8000
load_sound("PUNCH.WAV", 9);
// 22050
load_sound("SWORD2.WAV", 10);
// 8000
load_sound("SELECT.WAV", 11);
// 22050
load_sound("ENTER.WAV", 12);
// This one doesn't exist! Free to load your own sound here
instead, or wscream.wav like the original game.
load_sound("PICKER.WAV", 13);
// 22050
load_sound("GOLD.WAV", 14);
// 22050
load_sound("GRUNT1.WAV", 15);
// 22050
load_sound("GRUNT2.WAV", 16);
// 22050
load_sound("SEL1.WAV", 17);
// 22050
load_sound("ESCAPE.WAV", 18);
// 22050
load_sound("NONO.WAV", 19);
// 22050
load_sound("SEL2.WAV", 20);
// 22050
load_sound("SEL3.WAV", 21);
// 22050
load_sound("HIGH2.WAV", 22);
// 22050
load_sound("FIRE.WAV", 23);
// 22050
load_sound("SPELL1.WAV", 24);
// 22050
load_sound("CAVEENT.WAV", 25);
// 11025
load_sound("SNARL1.WAV", 26);
// 22050
load_sound("SNARL2.WAV", 27);
// 22050
load_sound("SNARL3.WAV", 28);
// 22050
load_sound("HURT1.WAV", 29);
// 11025
load_sound("HURT2.WAV", 30);
// 22050
load_sound("ATTACK1.WAV", 31);
// 11025
load_sound("CAVEENT.WAV", 32);
// 11025 -- Not sure why this is loaded twice (see
25).
// I suppose this is another free slot :-/
load_sound("LEVEL.WAV", 33);
// 22050
load_sound("SAVE.WAV", 34);
// 22050
load_sound("SPLASH.WAV", 35);
// 22050
load_sound("SWORD1.WAV", 36);
// 22050
load_sound("BHIT.WAV", 37);
// 22050
load_sound("SQUISH.WAV", 38);
// 22050
load_sound("STAIRS.WAV", 39);
// 22050
load_sound("STEPS.WAV", 40);
// 22050
load_sound("ARROW.WAV", 41);
// 22050
load_sound("FLYBY.WAV", 42);
// 22050
load_sound("SECRET.WAV", 43);
// 22050
load_sound("BOW1.WAV", 44);
// 22050
load_sound("KNOCK.WAV", 45);
// 12500
load_sound("DRAG1.WAV", 46);
// 22050
load_sound("DRAG2.WAV", 47);
// 22050
load_sound("AXE.WAV", 48);
// 22050
load_sound("BIRD1.WAV", 49);
// 22050