Is there a way to get a list of words that make sounds?

[CodenameStirfry]

Hello, I am CodenameStirfry. I'm pretty knew here. I go on a server that has some sort of coding that, when you say a certain word,  'hi' for example, a sound plays saying hello to me and those around me. I do not own the server, nor do I have access to the files, but I was wondering if there was some sort of command I can input, or something like that, that will list all of the words that make noise when said. The owner says there are over a hundred words that work. Or if you can direct me to some sort of list that would be great too. Thank you for your time, and your answer is much appreciated!

[Decicus]

You'd basically have to contact the server owner/ask on their forum. As far as I know, Ulyssesmod don't have any gameservers, and ULX/ULib does not have any code like this included in their addons.

[JamminR]

There's code somewhere in the developers section that someone had working after a few tweaks.
I've no idea how old it is or if it would still workin gm13.
Worth searching for I'd guess to get basis.

[CodenameStirfry]

There's code somewhere in the developers section that someone had working after a few tweaks.
I've no idea how old it is or if it would still workin gm13.
Worth searching for I'd guess to get basis.

Do you know any key words in it or any I could put in the search bar that would help me find what I'm looking for. I keep searching like playsound and server sound files but I can't seem to get any relevant results. Any help AT ALL would be much appreciated.

[JamminR]

Stirfry, as stated before, there is nothing in ULX that does that.
There is no list of words in any release here.
What you saw must have been custom code someone else did.
The only examples we have are how to make code that, when you added extra words to it, would play sounds.
The only example I found was in developers corner, and I found it using "sound trigger" in the search.
It only showed example of two or three words.

If you need a list of sounds available as part of Gmod, I'd suggest using the Valve Developers Wiki.