Script doesn't play audio

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#1

The script I have doesn’t seem to be playing the sound…

–Script

local Remotes = game.ReplicatedStorage.Remotes
--local AudioFolder = game.Workspace.Narration

--local debounce = false
--local audioIsPlaying = false

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
		local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
		if player then	
			Remotes.Intro.VoiceIntro1:FireClient(player)
			print("Test")
		end
	end
end)

–LocalScript

local Player = game:GetService("Players")
local SoundService = game:GetService("SoundService")
local Subtitle = Player:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("Subtitles"):WaitForChild("Subtitle")
local SoundFolder = game.Workspace.Narration
local Remotes = game.ReplicatedStorage.Remotes

--//Intro Narration
Remotes.Intro.VoiceIntro1.OnClientEvent:Connect(function(plr)
	local VoiceIntro1 = SoundFolder.Intro.voice_intro_1_00
	SoundService:PlayLocalSound(VoiceIntro1)
	--subtitle.Text = "Text"
end)

–Sound Properties

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–SoundFile Location
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It’s in a folder that’s in Workspace

–Remote Location
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–LocalScript Location
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–Script Location
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It’s in a folder that’s in Workspace

1 Like
#2

Have you tried playing the sound directly?
Example: SoundService.VoiceIntro1:Play()

#3

If you press the green play button under “Preview” does it play audio?

#4

Why is RollOffMinDistance so high?

#5

yes, it does play the audio when I press the button

#6

that didn’t fix the issue, sadly.

#7

Okay, does it print the “Test”?

#8

yes, it does
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#9

Can you try putting a different sound from the toolbox in the sounds SoundId spot and see if it plays anything?

#10

Can you try lowering the RollOffMinDistance?

#11

tried that before, didn’t work

#12

that also didn’t work, not sure what’s wrong

#13

any errors inside the script? maybe checking the id if its correct

#14

the ID is indeed correct, I checked it

#15

maybe at the local script use print to check if it played or not
also how about using sound:Play() instead?

#16

Is your Roblox volume up when you test it (via the in-game settings menu)? I don’t see any problems. If you have any errors regarding this make sure to send those too.

#17

yep, I checked that, I maximised my computer volume also

#18

Can you send a rbxl THAT ONLY CONSISTS of the script that fires the remote, the sound and the local scirpt?

#19

Alright, I will send an rbxl file.

#20

I think the problem might be the touch script they server are communicating well