Want to create music player script

[ainst Composer]

Hello! I need to create a script that allows to loop a 10 seconds sound clip from the UUIDs list in the script (or one notecard). and to switch to the next loop when clicked, (please, note - not full song player - only one 10 seconds loop) with the ability to turn on / off.

any suggestions?

Scheme, how i see it:

start

list:

bananas - uuid1, vol 1.0;

madonna - uuid2, vol 1.0;

...

jackson - uuid3, vol 1.0;

on/off ?;

if touched loop next uuid;

end.

Yes, I already asked and really hate to do this, but now I decided to try to create my own script, because I did not find a suitable one from the existing ones.

Edited April 5, 2019 by ainst Composer

[Xiija]

Something like... (untested)

integer count;
list songs = [uuid#1, uuid#2, etc etc];
default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {   llLoopSound( llList2Key(sounds,count), 0.5 );
        ++count;     

     count %= llGetListLength(sounds);
    }
}

Edited April 5, 2019 by Xiija

[steph Arnott]

https://www.outworldz.com/cgi/freescripts.plx?ID=548

[ainst Composer]

1 hour ago, Xiija said:

Something like... (untested)

integer count;
list songs = [uuid#1, uuid#2, etc etc];
default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {   llLoopSound( llList2Key(sounds,count), 0.5 );
        ++count;     

     count %= llGetListLength(sounds);
    }
} 

Thanks very much for your answer! You are awesome!

integer count;
list songs = [
"6aa62a53-b504-ac84-f045-c635872487ce", 
"79e5c392-acf3-94fe-a311-47bdff2cb511", 
"0ff6b5fd-ae86-6980-8bfa-38a93dadd2ab"];
default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {   llLoopSound( llList2Key(songs,count), 0.5 );
        ++count;     

     count %= llGetListLength(songs);
    }
} 

(Its an example UUIDs)

Edited April 5, 2019 by ainst Composer

[ainst Composer]

Maybe someone knows how to add on and off here? what are the ways? The chat command is more or less clear, but how else?
Say, a long press for three seconds? how to do it?

[Rolig Loon]

A basic toggle switch just needs a global integer variable that you can use as a Boolean TRUE/FALSE, or ON/OFF switch. Change its polarity every time that you trigger the event that it's in (like your touch_start event) and then take a different action depending on whether your variable is TRUE or FALSE at the time.

As for a long press, there are several ways to do that.  I suggest looking at the LSL wiki entry for llGetTime for inspiration.  Think about the possibility of using a touch_end event as well as a touch_start event, for example.