Make a sound when you leave?

Help and Feedback Scripting Support
#1

Hi, well, I’ve been trying to add a small detail to my game and it is that when leaving the game it makes a noise like Bye or something, is something like that possible?

8 Likes
#2

I haven’t come across anything like that yet
But the idea is good
If when you exit the game, you can make an inscription in the chat
You can also add sound

4 Likes
#3

Here:


-- First, create a sound object using the "Sound" service

local Sound = Instance.new("Sound")

Sound.SoundId = "rbxassetid://[INSERT SOUND ID HERE]" -- Replace [INSERT SOUND ID HERE] with the ID of the sound you want to play

Sound.Volume = 1 -- Adjust the volume as needed

-- Next, connect to the "PlayerRemoving" event to detect when a player leaves the game

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(Player)

-- Finally, play the sound effect when the player leaves the game

Sound:Play()

end)
2 Likes
#4

Hey, you should add this to your code so the sound’s parent isn’t nil.

local Sound = Instance.new("Sound", workspace) -- You can change this to whatever you'd like. Just don't put it inside of a part.
3 Likes
#5

And where should I put this? I mean in scriptservice or where?

1 Like
#6

It would be better to do this in a local script, also need to check the player leaving is the local player.

players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(player)
  if player == players.LocalPlayer then
    --play sound
  end
end

I don’t believe parenting it to workspace makes a difference

#7

And where would this have to be, that is, in some specific place?

#8

StarterPlayerScripts should be fine

#9

Ok I did all but it doesn’t seem to work :frowning:

#10

apparently it doesn’t work I saw if there were errors but nothing comes out :frowning:

#11

Did you scroll? I clearly stated that they could parent it to whatever they wanted, just as long as it wasn’t inside of a part.

#12

I’m not sure if this works.
First, put a sound in soundservice and then a local script in starter player scripts

local sound = game.SoundService.yoursound

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(plr)
if plr == game.Players.LocalPlayer then
sound:Play()
end
end)
1 Like
#13

Greetings MrAge,

To do this you can create a server script, and place it either in workspace or ServerScriptService:

local DB = game:GetService("Debris") --debris is a service that deletes something after a given amount of time

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(plr)
local Character = plr.Character
local Root = Character.HumanoidRootPart

local Sound = Instance.new("Sound") --we create the sound and change its properties
Sound.SoundId = "soundidhere"
Sound.Volume = 0.5 --or whatever you want

local Part = Instance.new("Part") --here we create a part, where we place the sound for a directional effect
Part.Transparency = 1
Part.CanCollide = false
Part.Anchored = true
Part.Parent = workspace
Part.Position = Root.Position

Sound.Parent = Part
Sound:Play()

DB:AddItem(Part, Sound.TimeLength) --clean up the part after the sound plays
end)

Hope this helps!
#14

Hmm, I would set the sound to play on remove or something. Maybe make a local sound that plays when the player leaves? I wouldn’t make it a server script since it would play for everyone in the game.

#15

Well, I tried and that didn’t work either, if something that I forgot to mention is that my game is single player so it is necessary that only you listen to it (and sorry for replying a bit late)

#16

Do you want the sound to play for everyone or locally?

#17

sorry, i dont know whether that’s possible. but you can make a button that kicks the player, and before doing so it plays the sound effect.

#18 
local vol = 6.9 -- volume
local id = "rbxassetid://420666"

-- rest of code
local part = Instance.new("Part")
part.Parent = game.Workspace
part.Transparency = 1
part.CanCollide = false

local sound = Instance.new("Sound")
sound.SoundId = id
sound.Volume = vol
sound.PlayOnRemove = true

I think sounds can play when the player leaves and PlayOnRemove is turned on.

#19

yeah that was my second option but hey thanks for the help

#20

oh…and how is this supposed to work?