[Scriplet] Update to KeithCurtis' Doornoise

In preparation for running a one-shot for my group, I came across this very useful API script by Keith Curtis (https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/11244006/scriptlet-doornoise/?pageforid=11244006#post-11244006). Although it was exactly what I needed, I realized it could only have 1 set of open/close sounds. Every door in the map would use the same files. I, unfortunately, had different "types" of doors. One was regular doors, the others were vent entrances. I wanted to have a different sound for open/closing a "vent". So, I changed the code to be what it is now. It allows you to have up to 7 different individual sets of sounds based on the doors color.

The colors available are: Black (#000000), Blue (#0000FF), Green (#00FF00), Orange (#FFA500), Purple (#800080), Red (#FF0000), and Yellow (#FFFF00). You place a door down, change the "Door Line Color" to one of these, and then label the corresponding sound file in your jukebox to "[Color]-Door-Open" and "[Color]-Door-Close" (i.e. "Red-Door-Open" "Red-Door-Close"). 

Selecting any other color that isn't listed on here will default the sound played to the corresponding Black door sound files.

Anyway, here's the code. Hope it helps someone :D

on('ready', () => {
    let playSound = function (trackname, action) {
        let track = findObjs({ type: 'jukeboxtrack', title: trackname })[0];
        if (track) {
            track.set('playing', false);
            track.set('softstop', false);
            if (action == 'play') {
                track.set('playing', true);
            }
        }
        else {
            sendChat('Doorsound', '/w gm No Track Found...');
        }
    }
    
    on("change:door:isOpen", function (obj, prev) {
        if (!prev.isSecret) {
            let doorColor = (obj.get('color') || '#000000').toUpperCase();
            
            let colorMap = {
                '#FF0000': "Red-Door",
                '#0000FF': "Blue-Door",
                '#00FF00': "Green-Door",
                '#FFFF00': "Yellow-Door",
                '#FFA500': "Orange-Door",
                '#800080': "Purple-Door"
            };
            
            let baseName = colorMap[doorColor] || "Door";
            let openSound = baseName + "-Open";
            let closeSound = baseName + "-Close";
            
            if (prev.isOpen) {
                playSound(closeSound, 'play');
            } else {
                playSound(openSound, 'play');
            }
        }
    });
});

I do have another script using Keith's Doornoise, but for windows. It's a very minor change to the code, but here you go. This one is made using the base code for Doornoise, so it can only play 1 set of open/close sound files.

on('ready', () => {
    let playSound = function (trackname, action) {
        let track = findObjs({ type: 'jukeboxtrack', title: trackname })[0];
        if (track) {
            track.set('playing', false);
            track.set('softstop', false);
            if (action == 'play') {
                track.set('playing', true);
            }
        }
        else {
            sendChat('Windowsound', '/w gm No Track Found...');
            log("No track found " + trackname);
        }
    }
    on("change:window:isOpen", function (obj, prev) {
        if (!prev.isSecret) {
            if (prev.isOpen) {
                playSound("Window-Close", 'play');
            } else {
                playSound("Window-Open", 'play');
            }
        }
    });
});

Nice changes. My future plans for the script were contingent upon trying a locked door becoming a triggerable action. If this were to happen, a lock picking DC could be assigned by color.