How would i make a Volume limit in a sound

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#1

How would i made a audio limit like in parkour so people cant play Really loud music?

#2

If i understand your question right?. You could use “math.clamp()” to clamp the audios volume.

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#3

There is a property labelled PlaybackLoudness on the sound instance. That value is between 0-1000 with the current loudness of the sound.

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#4

Your answer isn’t contributive as that’s the standard limit, but without custimzation or control over the sound limit.

#5

You can use that information to write a script that lowers the volume based on that property.

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#6

Heres an example i just took for what i mean.

#7

Yes, but what if the OP lets the control over the clients? Sometimes, clients may put in a massive number.

#8

I really don’t get what you meant. Do you meant by those color changing bar?

#9

No no, stopping loud audios from being played. Lets say it will force stop once it reaches a certain decibel (example)

#10

Well, you can do a checking on the server with the sound loudness, if it passes the limit, you could delete the sound instance.

#11

Clients cannot change PlaybackLoudness its based off how loud the actual audio is.

#12

Then I don’t have any ideas other than you have to manually blacklist that audio by yourself.

#13

you can lower the volume value i think

#14

No what I’m saying is that that property is perfect for what OP wants.

if Sound.PlaybackLoudness > 500 then
Sound:Stop()
end
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#15

I was thinking the same thing for this i just didnt know if it was this simple, or if i had to create something to check for me.

#16

Just trial and error the max loudness until you get the value you want.

#17

I will be trying this now.

(Character limit)

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#18

If you not adding this to a functioned script you need to do that.

while true do
wait()
if script.Parent:FindFirstChild(“Sound”) then
if script.Parent.Sound.PlaybackLoudness > 500 then
script.Parent.Sound:Stop()
end
end

#19

Sorry if I’ve mistaken your topic.

#20

I’d rather use heartbeat for this but thats a personal thing and i think it would work a lot better.