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As you can read in the Official Scripting Documentation
Syntax
[boolean] PlaySound(
[string] SoundFile
[number,optional] MaxPlayTime
);
Parameters: SoundFile
[string] Path to the sound file to play. The path is relative to the script's directory by default, to override this behavior, prefix the path with "\". Example: "\C:\directory\sound.mp3". If this string is empty, the current sound playing is stopped and the function returns.
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Originally posted by roflmao456
btw, for a single backslash ( \ ) you have to put two. so
\\
=
MsgPlus.PlaySound("
\\C:\\Program Files\\Messenger Plus! Live\\Scripts\\Wakealert\\wakeupfaggot.mp3");
or if you put the mp3 in the same directory as your script:
MsgPlus.PlaySound("wakeupfaggot.mp3");
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PS: glargle, make also sure the MP3 is an actual proper MP3. Also, Plus! can play many formats, but it is quite possible that some subformats can't be played.
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