You need a go to the frame script in this one
Like
on exitFrame me
sound(1).fadeOut(500)
if sound(1).volume = 0 then
halt
end if
go the frame
end
Oh and use halt rather than exit, as halt will quit the movie in playback, but
will only stop the movie in Authoring. No more restarting Director after each
playback.
Peri
Genevieve Young wrote:
> Peri wrote:
>
> >Then you can use sound(channel).fadeOut(), with the amount of time in
> >millseconds that you want the sound to fade out in. Run a check for >the
> >volume in like an If statement that checks the volume of that sound
> > >channe;
> >then exit when it is 0. You can do it in a frame script.
>
> >Peri
>
> --
>
> on exitFrame
> sound(4).fadeout (20)
> if sound(4).volume = 0 then
> exit
> end if
>
> end
>
> My music file is in channel 4. However, on running the movie,the music plays
> but does not become softer i.e. fadeout. The scenes stop, the music
> continues then the movie still ends abruptly.
> Is the sound (). volume command correct?
>
> Thanks!
>
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