Can I put custom sound effects?

[9th_core]

Well, not really "custom", more like "take another sound, put it in the Level Folder and then run the sound, it will be replaced if the custom sound is the name of the normal sound". Whew, those were a lot of words for me to write at once.
If there's no option, then I'm gonna use music and then stop it and play the normal Boss Stage music (I'm making a Warioware-styled level). Btw, can someone give me the "Boss Stage incoming!" sound effect from any Warioware game you desire? Thanks!
Edit: I just got myself a Boss Incoming theme. This topic can be closed.

[Mushroom King]

I think you can replace a sound like that, yes, by giving it the same name. Like copying the "coin" sound, rename it like the "rupee" sound and tada! Any rupee in your level will do the same sound as the coin.

[9th_core]

I think you can replace a sound like that, yes, by giving it the same name. Like copying the "coin" sound, rename it like the "rupee" sound and tada! Any rupee in your level will do the same sound as the coin.

I was unsure because once I made a NES SMB3 level. I tried changing the game over sound to a more nes sound. I changed the name and loaded my level. I died, but the game over sound was still the default one. I checked the length, I cut the length, nothing. I also put the sound in the lvl folder before, so don't think I missed that step. Thanks!

[Mushroom King]

Wait, I think I'm wrong. You can't replace that way a sound as easily you can do with a sprite. It's more complicated, but not impossible. Well, it was not in SMBX 1.3. You needed to create a "sounds.ini" text file and a "sound" folder with the sounds you want to use. I don't remember what you need to put as text in the ini but it exists an episode for SMBX 1.3, "The Last King of Hyrule" doing this. I know it worked for replacing the original sound by Zelda 2 8 bits sounds in this episode. Don't know if it still works if you put the episode in 1.4.
Edit: After some search, look like it was possible in SMBX 1.3 because of Lunadll, and 1.4 don't use Lunadll so I guess it wouldn't works.

[9th_core]

Wait, I think I'm wrong. You can't replace that way a sound as easily you can do with a sprite. It's more complicated, but not impossible. Well, it was not in SMBX 1.3. You needed to create a "sounds.ini" text file and a "sound" folder with the sounds you want to use. I don't remember what you need to put as text in the ini but it exists an episode for SMBX 1.3, "The Last King of Hyrule" doing this. I know it worked for replacing the original sound by Zelda 2 8 bits sounds in this episode. Don't know if it still works if you put the episode in 1.4.
Edit: After some search, look like it was possible in SMBX 1.3 because of Lunadll, and 1.4 don't use Lunadll so I guess it wouldn't works.

Thanks for taking the time to answer!

[Alvespires]

Actually,in 1.4.2+ you can add custom sounds in World Map,and will only work when opening the game,not in level editor,and will work for ALL levels.

[Erwill]

It works in level editor too.

[Mushroom King]

So how we make the replacement? Like, if I want to change the sound of Birdo when spitting his egg in my level/episode only, what must be done?

[9th_core]

I did it, guys. I just did with music. Anyway, thanks a lot because you took the time to answer!

[Eri7]

Now you can put custom sounds for episode AND FOR LEVELS!
You can change the custom sounds in levels and in the world map.

[RocketRacoon14]

but ... how do I place custom sounds from the world map?

[HeroicKyle75]

If you're in the level editor, just click "Level Settings" then go to "Music and Sound".

[hiyaragi]

if you don't mind, you can use this script on scripts:
"Call AudioSet(Op, Sid, Par, Filepath)"
To control the sound effects and music of the game.
Op(Double/Int32): the command to be executed, can be one of the following values:
1: load sound effect
Sid(Double/Int32): sound effect ID. The valid range is 1 to 1024.
Par(Double/Int32): whether only one 'copy' of this sound effect can be played in the same time.
Filepath(String): the file name of the sound effect. The sound file should be placed in the world map folder.
2: play sound effect
Sid(Double/Int32): sound effect ID. The valid range is 1 to 1024.
Other parameters are unused, set them to 0 or an empty string for Filepath.
3: stop sound effect
Sid(Double/Int32): sound effect ID. The valid range is 1 to 1024.
Other parameters are unused, set them to 0 or an empty string for Filepath.
11: play music
Sid(Double/Int32): duration (in milliseconds) of the fade-in effect.
Filepath(String): the file name of the music. The music file should be placed in the world map folder.
Other parameters are unused, set them to 0.
12: stop music
Sid(Double/Int32): duration (in milliseconds) of the fade-out effect.
Other parameters are unused, set them to 0 or an empty string for Filepath.

caution: it's available in only 1.4.5 version, and for executing scripts, you need to link to any event from Events/Others/Triggers/Script.