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+layout: post
+title: QGIS Sound Effects Plugin - Behind the Scenes
+tags: [Raster,GDAL,GeoPackage,Python]
+thumbnail-img: /assets/img/blog/qgis_sound_effects_1.png
+share-img: /assets/img/blog/qgis_sound_effects_1.png
+share-title: QGIS Sound Effects Plugin - Behind the Scenes
+share-description: How a joke became a plugin, and then an actually useful plugin.
+comments: true
+author: Dror Bogin
+---
+
+About 2 weeks ago I saw a tweet by Kate Berg, AKA [Pokato]() about how cool would it be if we could make mods for GIS software, like ones for games.
+
+{% twitter https://twitter.com/pokateo_maps/status/1808576830959440027 %}
+
+My initial response was
+
+{% twitter https://twitter.com/bogind2/status/1808713251946971630 %}
+
+Then i got thinking, how hard would it be to add sound effects to QGIS?  
+My initial intuition was that it shouldn't be that much of an issue.
+
+{: .box-warning} My initial intuition was wrong.
+
+
+
+
+[![Watch the video](https://img.youtube.com/vi/0B2TTya6DOg/hqdefault.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/embed/0B2TTya6DOg?si=dOo3pfJiFfUzU8em)
+
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