Shoutbox

I was wondering if it's possible to include sound files in quick texts?

For example, I had a red light saber emoticon set as well as a darth vader custom emoticon. I was wanting to use these along with the Imperial March emoticon sound that comes with Plus!  I didn't know of anyway to edit the emoticons that appear with the sound file itself, so, I was going to set up a quick text to send one message with the emoticons, followed by the imperial march sound (using the command /sevil), and then end it with the string of emoticons again.

I tried doing that, using the # symbol and all that, so that the quick text would send 3 messages one after the other, but no luck.  The emoticons worked fine, but it didn't play the sound file, instead it just showed the command text.

Does anyone know how I can get the sound file to play in a quick text? Or is it just not possible to do that ?

Thanks!

You can just use the emoticon shortcuts after the command:
For example
/sevil (saber)(darth)
Would result with
The imperial march beeing played, and those two custom emoticons beeing shown.

Ok cool, thanks.  That's better than nothing! 

Just a quick note ...  I tried that, and it worked just fine, thanks! 

I also realized I can make a quick text of it that way, too.  I just did a new quick text using the command /sevil followed by my keyboard shortcuts for the emoticons, and it works now, too.    I like it cause it replaces the bats with those icons instead, and now that I have it as a quick text, it makes it even easier. 

Thanks again for the help!

About the quick text. This should work:

code:

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(saber)(darth)
#/sevil
#(saber)(darth)

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Or

code:

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(saber)(darth)
#/sevil (saber)(darth)

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Yeah, I tried it that way at firts, but no luck.    I tried it two different ways:

(darth)(saber)(darth)
# /sevil
# (darth)(saber)(darth)

and also tired it this way:

(darth)(saber)(darth)
# /sevil

But neither of those worked.  Both times it only showed the command, without playing the sound.

BUT, when I did it this way:

/sevil (darth)(saber)(darth)

It worked perfectly.    So I now have a quick text that plays the sound, with different emoticons.  Thanks again!

The reson your first wuick texts didnt work was because you pu a space between the # and /sevil
There has to be no space, like:
#/sevil

Oh okay, I see now.  Thanks!