Can This Be Simplified?

[BigThickNick]

list invlist;

integer tottrack;

integer i;

integer play = TRUE;

sound()

{        

llSetTimerEvent(9.0);        

tottrack = llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_SOUND);        

float length = tottrack*9.0;        

llSay(0, (string)length);        

llPreloadSound(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND, 0));        

i=0; }

default

{    

state_entry()    

{        

if (play) {             

sound();        

} else {            

llSetTimerEvent(0.0);        

}                

play = !play;    

}        

timer()    

{        

llTriggerSound(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND, i), 1);        

i++;        

if(i+1 < tottrack )        

{            

llPreloadSound(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND, i+1));                    

}        

if(i == tottrack )        

{            

llResetScript();        

}    

}

}

I keep getting text spammed after the sounds get reset

[Rolig Loon]

The problem is basically that your script never shuts off.  When it goes through the state_entry event, the timer is triggered and you set play = !play.  That doesn't make any difference, though.  When the timer sequence ends and i == totrack, the script resets.  At that point play is reset to TRUE again, so the next pas through looks exactly like the previous one.  The timer is triggered each time --- never set to 0.0.  I'm not sure what you mean by "spammed by text", but your single text line will certainly appear in chat every time teh script resets.  The way to stop the script is to replace llResetScript() with llSetTimerEvent(0.0).  Then get rid of

else {            

llSetTimerEvent(0.0);        

}                

play = !play;   

[BigThickNick]

it's playing 9 sounds does that make a difference?

 

[Rolig Loon]

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BigThickNick wrote:

it's playing 9 sounds does that make a difference?

 

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A difference to what? As written, the timer event should trigger a new sound every 9 seconds and then, when finished,will reset the script.  Your variable play will always be == TRUE whenever it's tested, so the script will never end.  It doesn't make any difference how many sounds you have.  Your logic is faulty.