Add a cheat to disable the low-health sound #95
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This has been something people wanted for a while I think and there's currently a workaround (which is hacking the function in the memory viewer iirc), I was asked by someone if I could integrate it in gz so I made this cheat. It simply replaces the call to
Sfx_PlaySfxCenteredinHealth_UpdateBeatingHeart(here) basically, when the cheat is enabled the sfx function won't be called.tested on all versions and it seems to work properly, also not sure if there's a better approach but I think it's decent enough