[2.6.0] ZSDF doesn't work with voices contained in WAD file

[SilentRage]

It worked fine when I used Universal Strife Dialog Format, but when I switched over to ZDoom Strife Dialog Format they no longer play.

[Edward-san]

Example wads, please. And better be not an April fool joke.

[Graf Zahl]

My standard answer in these cases: You did something wrong - and I have no idea what you did wrong.

So: Example WAD please or this gets closed.
As a regular you should know that a bug report like this one is a certified guarantee that nothing will get investigated.

[SilentRage]

How do I upload my WAD?

[Graf Zahl]

I suggest a good filehost - I recommend zippyshare.com - , and then, depending on whether you want to make the link public, either post it here or send it via PN.

[SilentRage]

PM'd.

Enjoy.

[Graf Zahl]

Hmmm....

There seems to be a little tidbit about ZDSF that never made it into the documentation:

Since it doesn't have to play by Strife's rules, it itsn't restricted to the V_ namespace for its sounds - but it also means the name needs to be prefixed with 'svox/'.
I think this should respect both methods of defining the sound instead.

[SilentRage]

Thanks man, that worked.

So is this something that will be changed or is it just working as intended?

[Graf Zahl]

I'll change it so that it first looks for a sound with the given name and when that fails looks up svox/*.

[Gez]

I'll change it so that it first looks for a sound with the given name and when that fails looks up svox/*.

Wouldn't it make more sense to look first for svox/name and then for name as a failsafe? Standard-compliant behavior (using the voices namespace) ought to be prioritized.

[Graf Zahl]

Yes, I changed it accordingly.