I have the waterspout sound attached to the little red activator thing, and the script is:

Begin PE_Sound_Water_Spoutif ( CellChanged == 0 )	if ( GetSoundPlaying "Cave_Waterfall" == 0 )		PlayLoopSound3DVP "Cave_Waterfall", 1.0, 1.0	endifendifif ( GameHour > 6 )    If ( GameHour <= 20 )       If (Getdisabled == 1 )        Enable     endif     return   endif endif if ( GameHour > 20 )     if (getdisabled == 0)       Disable     endif    returnendif  if ( GameHour <= 6 )    if (getdisabled == 1)      Disable    endifendifEnd

So I'm wanting the sound to stop at 2000 at restart at 0600. How do I change the script to make this work correctly?

I believe, the script emits the sound no matter whether the activator is enabled or not. So you better do something like this:

Begin PE_Sound_Water_Spoutshort MakeSoundif ( CellChanged == 0 )	set MakeSound to 0	; Disable				; <= Uncomment in case that "little red activator thing" DOESN'T mean "invisible thing just for making sounds"	if ( GameHour > 6 ) 		If ( GameHour <= 20 )  			set MakeSound to 1			; Enable		; <= Uncomment in case that "little red activator thing" DOESN'T mean "invisible thing just for making sounds"		endif	endif endif if ( MakeSound == 1 )	if ( GetSoundPlaying "Cave_Waterfall" == 0 )		PlayLoopSound3DVP "Cave_Waterfall", 1.0, 1.0	endifendifEnd

No, that sound is still there. Wouldn't it be best to just disable the sound activator and then enable it just like with the water spout? If the red sound activator disappears then it certainly won't be able to emit any sound. How would I set up the script to do that?

I tried just doing this:

if ( GameHour > 6 )    If ( GameHour <= 20 )       If (Getdisabled == 1 )        Enable     endif     return   endif endif if ( GameHour > 20 )     if (getdisabled == 0)       Disable     endif    returnendif  if ( GameHour <= 6 )    if (getdisabled == 1)      Disable    endifendif

....but then the sound wasn't there anymore. So I guess I need to tell the game to play the sound continuously in the script, and then also I'll need to tell it to disable and enable at those times.

In the code that starts/stops the sound, have it use getdisabled. If it's disabled, check if the sound is started, and if so, stop it. Vice versa for enabled.

However, if you want to use a separate emitted, you can simply set the z level far from the player to accomplish the same effect (more or less)

How would that be written Morovir? I don't see how to rearrange the script, seeing as how I know barely anything about scripting. You're saying to put the getdisabled stuff in with the getsoundplaying stuff? Could you write it out for me please?

Begin PE_Sound_Water_Spoutif ( CellChanged == 0 )	if ( GetSoundPlaying "Cave_Waterfall" == 0 )		PlayLoopSound3DVP "Cave_Waterfall", 1.0, 1.0	endifendifif ( GameHour > 6 )    If ( GameHour <= 20 )       If (Getdisabled == 1 )        Enable     endif     return   endif endif if ( GameHour > 20 )     if (getdisabled == 0)       Disable     endif    returnendif  if ( GameHour <= 6 )    if (getdisabled == 1)      Disable    endifendifEnd

Are you certain? Trust the elders

Hmm, would you know how to script the sound to start and stop?

I'd try something like this, using PlaySound3DVP instead of PlayLoopSound3DVP. Also, verify you don't have other emitters of the same sound near by.

Begin PE_Sound_Water_Spoutif ( CellChanged )	return  ; not sure this is needed, but Bethesda always skips playing sounds on cellchanged...endifif ( GameHour < 6 )	return   ;   too early, skipendifif ( GameHour > 20 )	return    ;  too late, skipendifif ( GetSoundPlaying "Cave_Waterfall" )	return   ; already playing, skipendif; just for testing, try uncommenting this and see if disabling stops the sound, like Kir, I think it should still play even if disabled; disablePlaySound3DVP "Cave_Waterfall" 1.0 1.0; you could use something like this to test a different sound  instead; PlaySound3DVP "Sound_Boat_Hull00" 1.0 1.0End

Horay! It works! Thanks Abot, I'll include your name in the PE Readme for helping with the script. And yes, when I remove the semicolon from the disable command, the water spout sound still plays as normal, so I just deleted those two lines as they weren't needed.