Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hi Mark,
you could monitor the position of the sound comparred to it's duration,
that way you know when it arrives at the end of the sound.
if (sound.position == sound.duration) {
loopCount++;
}
In this case, the loop count will be made at the end of the sound.
HTH
Alain
Mark Walters wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to create an onLoop event that gets
fired everytime a sound loops. I need to keep track of how many loops
are left.
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RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Isn't onSoundComplete called when the sound has stopped playing, not when it
loops??
In which case you could create a SoundLoop class which uses onSoundComplete
to increment the loopCount and fire next loop. Not sure how it being called
on next frame affects this (seemed fine to me in the past)
Here's a quick look at a SoundLoop class (beware severely untested and prone
to being written better.. ;)
class com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop extends Sound
{
private var __secOffset:Number
private var __loops:Number
private var __loopsElapsed:Number = 0
public function SoundLoop(arg)
{
}
public function start(secOffset, loops)
{
if (__loopsElapsed == 0)
{
__secOffset = secOffset
__loops = loops
__loopsElapsed = 0
}
super.start(__secOffset,1)
}
private function onSoundComplete()
{
__loopsElapsed ++
onLoopComplete()
trace(loopsElapsed: + __loopsElapsed)
if (__loopsElapsed = __loops)
{
start(0,1)
} else
{
__loopsElapsed = 0
onAllLoopsComplete()
}
}
public function onLoopComplete()
{
}
public function onAllLoopsComplete()
{
}
}
--
In fla...
import com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop
var mySoundLoop = new SoundLoop(this)
mySoundLoop.attachSound(__bass_lib)
mySoundLoop.start(0,3);
mySoundLoop.onLoopComplete = function ()
{
trace(loopcomplete)
}
mySoundLoop.onAllLoopsComplete = function ()
{
trace(allloopscomplete)
}
HTH
C
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Fendel [Die ActionScripter]
Sent: 17 November 2005 18:50
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
hi,
imho a better solution is to use the sound.onSoundComplete event:
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() { loopCount++ }
it is fired next frame after the sound ends. if you start your sound using a
script like mySound.start(0,) it may be your sound restarts (and resets
sound.position) before the next frame events calls your check.
greetings
tobias
ps: sorry about my bad english :)
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Of Alain Rousseau
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:17 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hi Mark,
you could monitor the position of the sound comparred to it's
duration,
that way you know when it arrives at the end of the sound.
if (sound.position == sound.duration) {
loopCount++;
}
In this case, the loop count will be made at the end of the sound.
HTH
Alain
Mark Walters wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to create an onLoop event that gets
fired everytime a sound loops. I need to keep track of how
many loops
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Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hey Chris, you're right that onSoundComplete only gets fired when the
sound has completely finished playing. The Class you wrote is handling
it the way I currently am, which is great ... the only thing I'm
noticing is that on some slower machines, when you start each loop
onSoundComplete there is a tiny pause that doesn't seem to be there
when it loops on its own ... basically I wanted to see what ideas
everyone would come up with, and it seems like I'm on the right track.
Thanks a lot,
- markW
On 11/17/05, Chris Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't onSoundComplete called when the sound has stopped playing, not when it
loops??
In which case you could create a SoundLoop class which uses onSoundComplete
to increment the loopCount and fire next loop. Not sure how it being called
on next frame affects this (seemed fine to me in the past)
Here's a quick look at a SoundLoop class (beware severely untested and prone
to being written better.. ;)
class com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop extends Sound
{
private var __secOffset:Number
private var __loops:Number
private var __loopsElapsed:Number = 0
public function SoundLoop(arg)
{
}
public function start(secOffset, loops)
{
if (__loopsElapsed == 0)
{
__secOffset = secOffset
__loops = loops
__loopsElapsed = 0
}
super.start(__secOffset,1)
}
private function onSoundComplete()
{
__loopsElapsed ++
onLoopComplete()
trace(loopsElapsed: + __loopsElapsed)
if (__loopsElapsed = __loops)
{
start(0,1)
} else
{
__loopsElapsed = 0
onAllLoopsComplete()
}
}
public function onLoopComplete()
{
}
public function onAllLoopsComplete()
{
}
}
--
In fla...
import com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop
var mySoundLoop = new SoundLoop(this)
mySoundLoop.attachSound(__bass_lib)
mySoundLoop.start(0,3);
mySoundLoop.onLoopComplete = function ()
{
trace(loopcomplete)
}
mySoundLoop.onAllLoopsComplete = function ()
{
trace(allloopscomplete)
}
HTH
C
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
hi,
imho a better solution is to use the sound.onSoundComplete event:
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() { loopCount++ }
it is fired next frame after the sound ends. if you start your sound using a
script like mySound.start(0,) it may be your sound restarts (and resets
sound.position) before the next frame events calls your check.
greetings
tobias
ps: sorry about my bad english :)
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Of Alain Rousseau
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:17 PM
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hi Mark,
you could monitor the position of the sound comparred to it's
duration,
that way you know when it arrives at the end of the sound.
if (sound.position == sound.duration) {
loopCount++;
}
In this case, the loop count will be made at the end of the sound.
HTH
Alain
Mark Walters wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to create an onLoop event that gets
fired everytime a sound loops. I need to keep track of how
many loops
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RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
oh yes - you are right.
i used it in an old project like i explained before. but i also used
onSoundComplete to restart the sound. something like that.
loopcount = 0;
mySound = new Sound();
mySound.attachSound(test);
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() {
trace( ++loopcount );
this.start(0,1)
}
mySound.start(0, 1);
but the second part of my answer was correct. if you use something like
that:
mySound.start(0, 100);
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
trace(mySound.position+/+mySound.duration);
if(mySound.position==mySound.duration) trace( loop );
}
you will see the second trace is not fired :(
the first script is working, but i think this is not good for real
background loops because of the little break you can hear. so you have to
try to syncronize framerate and loop length.
greetings
tobias
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Of Chris Wilcox
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 8:26 PM
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Isn't onSoundComplete called when the sound has stopped
playing, not when it loops??
In which case you could create a SoundLoop class which uses
onSoundComplete to increment the loopCount and fire next
loop. Not sure how it being called on next frame affects this
(seemed fine to me in the past)
Here's a quick look at a SoundLoop class (beware severely
untested and prone to being written better.. ;)
--
--
class com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop extends Sound
{
private var __secOffset:Number
private var __loops:Number
private var __loopsElapsed:Number = 0
public function SoundLoop(arg)
{
}
public function start(secOffset, loops)
{
if (__loopsElapsed == 0)
{
__secOffset = secOffset
__loops = loops
__loopsElapsed = 0
}
super.start(__secOffset,1)
}
private function onSoundComplete()
{
__loopsElapsed ++
onLoopComplete()
trace(loopsElapsed: + __loopsElapsed)
if (__loopsElapsed = __loops)
{
start(0,1)
} else
{
__loopsElapsed = 0
onAllLoopsComplete()
}
}
public function onLoopComplete()
{
}
public function onAllLoopsComplete()
{
}
}
--
In fla...
import com.bouncedigital.SoundLoop
var mySoundLoop = new SoundLoop(this)
mySoundLoop.attachSound(__bass_lib)
mySoundLoop.start(0,3);
mySoundLoop.onLoopComplete = function ()
{
trace(loopcomplete)
}
mySoundLoop.onAllLoopsComplete = function ()
{
trace(allloopscomplete)
}
HTH
C
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
hi,
imho a better solution is to use the sound.onSoundComplete event:
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() { loopCount++ }
it is fired next frame after the sound ends. if you start
your sound using a script like mySound.start(0,) it may
be your sound restarts (and resets
sound.position) before the next frame events calls your check.
greetings
tobias
ps: sorry about my bad english :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Alain Rousseau
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:17 PM
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hi Mark,
you could monitor the position of the sound comparred to it's
duration,
that way you know when it arrives at the end of the sound.
if (sound.position == sound.duration) {
loopCount++;
}
In this case, the loop count will be made at the end of the sound.
HTH
Alain
Mark Walters wrote:
Does anyone know of a good way to create an onLoop event that gets
fired everytime a sound loops. I need to keep track of how
many loops
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Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
doh ! :)
I don't know what's wrong with my brain these days, it's working in
strange ways
of course use onSoundComplete ! I actually had another problem in mind ...
sorry 'bout that !
A
Tobias Fendel [Die ActionScripter] wrote:
hi,
imho a better solution is to use the sound.onSoundComplete event:
mySound.onSoundComplete = function() { loopCount++ }
it is fired next frame after the sound ends. if you start your sound using a
script like mySound.start(0,) it may be your sound restarts (and resets
sound.position) before the next frame events calls your check.
greetings
tobias
ps: sorry about my bad english :)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Alain Rousseau
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:17 PM
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] onLoop event for sound
Hi Mark,
you could monitor the position of the sound comparred to it's
duration,
that way you know when it arrives at the end of the sound.
if (sound.position == sound.duration) {
loopCount++;
}
In this case, the loop count will be made at the end of the sound.
HTH
Alain
Mark Walters wrote:
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