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More options for the Sound extension #466
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I think there should also be a block that plays a sound until it's stopped so you don't have to stop all scripts in the sprite or add a variable to stop a sound that's in a forever loop. Also the block that you mentioned which stops a sound while it's playing should have a dropdown box to stop sounds from specific sprites. |
There is already a block that says "Play audio from (location) until done". Maybe this is what you are suggesting. I completely agree with the drop-down box to stop specific sounds from specific sprites, this sounds really useful. |
By "Play sound until stopped" I mean for it to play a sound until your suggested stop a sound while its playing block is used. |
Would it loop the sound until the stop block is used? |
yes |
You can do this in base Turbowarp already. Turn off |
Yes ok but if I want to put another sound from the same Sprite when the previous sound is not finished and is only paused, putting back the normal pitch they will both continue mixing |
I'd rather like a block like "stop all sounds" (like in basic TurboWarp) |
I've suggested a couple of these features before: #114 |
This refers specifically to the Sound extension that allows you to play sounds from URLs |
Try this, It has everything youre looking for, and more! Load it unsandboxed |
I think the Sound extension has a lot of potential.
I haven't tried yet if it's possible to start the sound from a local directory (presumably from the same folder as the project).
What I would definitely like to see in this extension is:
This extension, with the additions that I have recommended, would be a solution to the continuous lag and the heaviness of certain projects that have loaded the entire running project into RAM.
Making the sounds available within a local directory would allow the audio to play even offline and without sound load times (if heavy enough).
Also, playing audio files only when needed without having all other audio loaded into RAM memory (even when they are not being played), would save a lot of memory and the initial load times of packaged projects would be drastically reduced.
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