Yup, that's what I meant alright. Sorry - thanks for catching it Sean.
And as others have said, there are many different ways of doing this.
The basic idea is to issue the fadeout once, then wait on a frame
until the fade is done. This can be done in one or two scripts, and
the waiting can be done by checking the sound volume or waiting for a
given amount of time. The style is up to you.
Good luck,
Irv
At 2:08 PM +1200 9/26/01, Sean Wilson wrote:
> > I also tried to use what Irv had written. However, the music
>> stops abruptly
>> and the movie ends.
>
>I think perhaps what Irv meant might be:
>
>property pEndMilliseconds
>
>on beginSprite me
> nMilliseconds = 500 -- the number of milliseconds over which to fade
> sound(1).fadeout(nMilliseconds) -- start fading channel 1
> pEndMilliseconds = the milliseconds + nMilliseconds --
>millisconds when you want to stop
>end
>
>on exitFrame me
> if the milliseconds >= pEndMilliseconds then
> halt
> else
> go to the frame
> end if
>end
>
>(I've added an 'else' statement in the exitFrame handler, as well as the
>'me' parameter to the handler definition - realising that this part isn't as
>mission-critical)
>
>HTH,
>-Sean.
>
>
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