Please Help with sound script

[Nicole Hansome]

Hi all :)

For Halloween i had a short mp3 file which i converted to wav. format and then split it into 4 parts..

Now i wanted to play these 4 soundfiles seamless in a row when someone touches the object. I usually had such a script in my inventory it'S a freebie but unfortunately i cannot find it any more :(

I have found a pretty long script which does it,  but it's not what i'm searching for because it will preload all files too long before starting with the first sound at all..

So im starting over right now.. I have found this one here .. that works very well, starting immediately when touching the object, but works only with 2 files.. Thats the Limit for a single object.. What do i need to change to play my 4 files in a row ?

default
{
    state_entry()
    {
        llPreloadSound("Sound1");
        llPreloadSound("Sound2");

    }
    touch_start(integer detected)
    {
        llSetSoundQueueing(TRUE);
        llPlaySound("Sound1", 1.0);
        llPlaySound("Sound 2", 1.0);

    }
}

 

 Thanks very much :-)

[Vegro Solari]

Try going like this:

default{    state_entry()    {        llPreloadSound("Sound1");        llPreloadSound("Sound2");

llPreloadSound("Sound3");

llPreloadSound("Sound4");

} touch_start(integer detected) { llSetSoundQueueing(TRUE); llPlaySound("Sound1", 1.0); llPlaySound("Sound2", 1.0);

llPlaySound("Sound3", 1.0);

llPlaySound("Sound4", 1.0);

}}

 

This way of doing it can have some glitches or hiccups, but hopefully for your situation it'll work out!

[Nicole Hansome]

Hi

Thanks, but i tried this before and it doesn't work .. The wiki says llSetSoundQueueing allows only 2 sounds to be played in queue.. thats my problem

[Vegro Solari]

OK!  Then we could go like this:

 

default{    state_entry()    {        llPreloadSound("Sound1");        llPreloadSound("Sound2");
        llPreloadSound("Sound3");
        llPreloadSound("Sound4");
    }    touch_start(integer detected)    {        llSetSoundQueueing(TRUE);        llPlaySound("Sound1", 1.0);        llPlaySound("Sound2", 1.0);
    // By the time it gets here, S1 is playing and S2 is queued waiting to start.
    // Let's put a pause in here before the last two sounds get queued
   //  If  Sound1 and Sound2 are both 10sec, then we need a pause of about 20 secs, whilst they're playing
        llSleep(19.0);
        //Waiting done, queue the last two sounds...
        // S2 is just finishing playing, so we can queue up the next one
        llPlaySound("Sound3", 1.0);
        llSleep(9.0);
        llPlaySound("Sound4", 1.0);
    }}

[Nicole Hansome]

WOW great..  thank you very much :matte-motes-kiss:

 

That script works works perfectly.

 

[Carmsie Melodie]

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Vegro Solari wrote:

OK!  Then we could go like this:

 

default{    state_entry()    {        llPreloadSound("Sound1");        llPreloadSound("Sound2");

llPreloadSound("Sound3");

llPreloadSound("Sound4");

} touch_start(integer detected) { llSetSoundQueueing(TRUE); llPlaySound("Sound1", 1.0); llPlaySound("Sound2", 1.0);

// By the time it gets here, S1 is playing and S2 is queued waiting to start.

// Let's put a pause in here before the last two sounds get queued

// If Sound1 and Sound2 are both 10sec, then we need a pause of about 20 secs, whilst they're playing

llSleep(19.0);

//Waiting done, queue the last two sounds...

// S2 is just finishing playing, so we can queue up the next one

llPlaySound("Sound3", 1.0);

llSleep(9.0);

llPlaySound("Sound4", 1.0);

}}

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Sheesh ... i paid for one of these scripts! it pays to look here in advance, huh?