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Heheheh i have a lot of mp3's in my game and none of them work. I tried using Windows Demo Mp3's (Sleep Away.mp3) no results. I proceed to system restore my pc. -_____- thanks for all the help, i thought it was something about the flash cs6 program, because i recently installed it. Thanks for all the help man!
FINALLY! The System Restore did the job.
Now i can start the sounds with attachSound and loadSound. Now i need help with the loadSound. If if load the sound snd.loadSound("mySound.mp3", false); and then try to start it automatically with mySound.start(); , nothing happen. But if a create a button and put onPress { mySound.start(); } it plays it!!!!!
That's weird. I achieved doing thisActionscript Code:mysnd=new Sound();
mysnd.loadSound("newlevel.mp3", false);
mysnd.onLoad=function (){
this.start();
}
Few days ago, i could do the same with just
Actionscript Code:mysnd=new Sound();
mysnd.loadSound("newlevel.mp3", false);
mysnd.start();
Now is another issue LOL. I imported all the sounds into the library, gave an identifier name and calling them with attachMovie("identifiername");
BUT GUESS WHAT!!?!? NO SOUND!!!!!!
*Relax angel, relax, don't cry*
Omg...i think my Game's .fla got corrupted :'(
I surrender. I give up. I'm going to sleep. Maybe in my dreams i come up with the solution.
Sounds can be played/previewed on the library... but not attachSound("mysound");, nor loadSound("mysound.mp3", true); can start it, not in my game, not in a new totally empty .fla document. Not sound at all.
It's my computer. I did the system restore, and the problem persists. New .fla document,
Actionscript Code:piano.attachSound ("piano");
piano = new Sound();
piano.start();
import sound> piano.wav > identifier name "piano"
NO SOUND.
I then did the same proccedure in my Windows XP, in Flash CS5 PORTABLE, and yes, there is SOUND.
And last, I test the same Flash CS5 PORTABLE in my windows 7, and NO SOUND.
The system restore didn't work at all. So i think i have now to FORMAT my windows 7...
Going to install the flash player 11.3 to check if it's that...if not, i'll try a Repair Windows. If not, bye bye windows, format C:/
-____-
Installing Windows 8 Consumer...heh
Well...reinstalled windows 7, and the sound is working again, at least in a new .fla document. My game .fla sounds still don't work. This is all my code in the frame when is suppose to load the sounds, and start the background music instances name music
actionscript Code:stop();
//Variables
nuevoBTN.btnTEXT="nuevo"
loadBTN.btnTEXT="continuar"
clearCache.btnTEXT="borrar cache"
var canLoad:Boolean;
var saveState:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("cookie");
total_lvls = 8;
var globalVolume:Sound = new Sound()
//Functions
//Load saved level
function loadlvl(){
trace("loading lvl");
for(i=1;i<total_lvls+1;i++){
if(saveState.data.rooms == i ){
gotoAndStop("lvl"+i);
}
}
};
function lvlsound(){
trace("This is happening");
newlevel.stop();
newlevel.start(0,1);
};
//Restart level button
function restart(){
reiniciarBTN.onPress=function(){
reiniciar=true;
stopAllSounds();
gotoAndStop(2);
}
};
if(reiniciar==true){
music.stop();
loadlvl();
};
// declare sounds first, so that you may change its volume depending on the saved value
music.attachSound ("music");
music2.attachSound ("music2");
newlevel.attachSound ("newlevel");
music3.attachSound ("music3");
window.attachSound("ventana");
elisa.attachSound("elisa");
success.attachSound("success");
trashing.attachSound("trashing");
failed.attachSound("failed");
broken.attachSound("broken");
broken2.attachSound("broken2");
music = new Sound();
music2 = new Sound();
music3 = new Sound();
newlevel=new Sound();
window=new Sound();
elisa =new Sound();
success=new Sound();
trashing=new Sound();
failed = new Sound
broken=new Sound();
broken2=new Sound();
ventana2=new Sound();
//Music
music.start();
// check if saved value is declared/created
if(saveState.data.pressedMut != undefined){
// if yes, then set pressed's value as the saved value
pressedMut = saveState.data.pressedMut;
// execute this function, to execute the same set of code
// by simply calling that function, saves a lot of time and is easy to edit
checkMute();
}
else {
// if not, then set default value as FALSE
pressedMut = false;
checkMute();
};
btn.onPress = function(){
// this changes pressed's value to the opposite, if it's TRUE,
// then it will turn to FALSE, and vice versa
pressedMut = !pressedMut;
saveState.data.pressedMut = pressedMut;
checkMute();
saveState.flush();
};
// the actual function
function checkMute(){
// check if pressed's value is TRUE
if(pressedMut == true){
// if it is, mute sound
btn.gotoAndStop(2);
globalVolume.setVolume(0);
}
else {
// otherwise, unmute sound
btn.gotoAndStop(1);
globalVolume.setVolume(100);
}
};
music.onSoundComplete=function(){
music2.start();
};
music2.onSoundComplete=function(){
music.start();
};
//Buttons
//New game button
nuevoBTN.onPress=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(3);
}
nuevoBTN.onRelease=nuevoBTN.onReleaseOutside=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(2);
music.stop();
music2.stop();
gotoAndStop("lvl1");
reiniciar=false;
}
if(saveState.data.rooms!=undefined){
loadBTN._alpha=100;
canLoad=true;
}
else {
loadBTN._alpha=30;
canLoad=false;
};
nuevoBTN.onRollOver=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(2);
}
nuevoBTN.onRollOut=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(1);
}
//Load button
loadBTN.onPress=function(){
if(canLoad==true){
this.gotoAndStop(3);
}
};
loadBTN.onEnterFrame=function(){
loadBTN.onRelease=loadBTN.onReleaseOutside=function(){
if(canLoad==true){
music.stop();
music2.stop();
loadlvl();
this.gotoAndStop(2);
}
}
loadBTN.onRollOver=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(2);
}
loadBTN.onRollOut=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(1);
}
};
//Clear cache button
clearCache.onPress=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(3);
};
clearCache.onRelease=clearCache.onReleaseOutside=function(){
saveState.clear();
canLoad=false;
loadBTN._alpha=30;
this.gotoAndStop(2);
gotoAndStop(2);
};
clearCache.onRollOver=function(){
this.gotoAndPlay(2);
}
clearCache.onRollOut=function(){
this.gotoAndStop(1);
};
I have read that code, once and once again, like 8 times, and i don't find anything wrong. My games sounds are imported into the library with their corresponding identifier. Checked that too. My games sound and script was working , until a few days ago, when I did a system restore to an earlier time due to a Corrupted Messenger Plugin (lol) and then they stopped working. The adobe cs6 was installed long time before the restoration point i choosed to restore windows, so i dont think it has something to do with. If i import the same sounds into a blank .fla document's library, and copy the same attach sound scripts, THEY WORK!!!!! So is something in my game's .fla. I checked everythin, the config is Flash Player 11.2, Actionscript2, export hidden layers unchecked (the layer where is the code is not hidden, just in case) I checked the sounds properties in the library panel, mp3 compression, export for actionscripting, export in first frame, everything's fine.
About everything else, the game script is working, buttons working, saving data to the shared object, levels, drags & drops, restart button, everything's fine, except the sounds. I hope someone help me because i'm tired of this, i could not keep developing the next levels because of this, it's fustrating not to hear a sound when you preview your flash game.
Hi,
Your code gives no errors here, but the sound does not work.
However the sound does work if you swap this code around.
Actionscript Code:music.attachSound("music");
music2.attachSound("music2");
newlevel.attachSound("newlevel");
music3.attachSound("music3");
window.attachSound("ventana");
elisa.attachSound("elisa");
success.attachSound("success");
trashing.attachSound("trashing");
failed.attachSound("failed");
broken.attachSound("broken");
broken2.attachSound("broken2");
music = new Sound();
music2 = new Sound();
music3 = new Sound();
newlevel = new Sound();
window = new Sound();
elisa = new Sound();
success = new Sound();
trashing = new Sound();
failed = new Sound();
broken = new Sound();
broken2 = new Sound();
ventana2 = new Sound();
put the new sound codes above the attachSound codes
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Wow...wow...wow. I quiting actionscript...I GIVE UP!!! Wow seriously? Fruitbeard thanks, that did the job!!!!!! O M G!!!!
I thought it doesn't matter where you put the code it would read it...but not...
the new Sound(); MUST BE OVER AND TOGETHERwith the attachSound();
I find this issue so stupid and embarrasing? I wanna cry! I stink in actionscript lol
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MADE MY DAY!
Hi,
seems like you've been having a very harsh time, angelhdz, hope it's working now :)
And yes, the order does count in actionscript, because attachSound() is a function of Sound class, and you can't use it if you have not made an instance of that class, e.g.: mySound = new Sound(), then you can use mySound to access the functions of Sound class, like attachSound(), loadSound(), etc.
Thanks Nig, i'm a starter as you've seen. The only thing i learned on university was make a figure stick "dance" o.O and a car follow a path. Everyday, literally, a wake up to learn more and more.
Oh, so you've finished school, lol :P
Yup, experience comes with practice, and I've heard from a lot of people that IT teachers don't educate the students correctly, they're just lazy and make them do simple stuff or something :P