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#1 2012-03-27 10:23:14
Two Sound-Blocks
Hi everybody!
First there is one thing I wanted to tell the makers of Scratch: Scratch is awesome! *__* Thanks for making it possible for me and all the other Scratchers to create Games and other stuff!!
Ok, while I was working on my project an idea occured to me:
You should make a block that makes it possible to let a sound (or better: a piece of music) fade to another piece of music, like ...
[play sound "music1"]
[wait until score = 5]
[fade to sound "music2"]
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#3 2012-03-27 12:41:25
Re: Two Sound-Blocks
What would
keep playing [music3 v]Do?
Last edited by ImagineIt (2012-03-27 12:42:05)
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#4 2012-03-27 14:45:19
- RedRocker227
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Re: Two Sound-Blocks
ImagineIt wrote:
What would
keep playing [music3 v]Do?
When it gets to the end of the sound clip, it'll replay it, I presume.
That can be easily replicated though;
forever play sound [music v] until done end
Why
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#5 2012-03-28 07:48:24
Re: Two Sound-Blocks
RedRocker227 wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
What would
keep playing [music3 v]Do?When it gets to the end of the sound clip, it'll replay it, I presume.
That can be easily replicated though;forever play sound [music v] until done end
Thats actually right but if I stop the music and then start another song, both the first and the second one are played 3= Thats why I would like more possibilities, the fade-block is actually more important 
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#6 2012-03-28 16:19:09
Re: Two Sound-Blocks
xJira wrote:
RedRocker227 wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
What would
keep playing [music3 v]Do?When it gets to the end of the sound clip, it'll replay it, I presume.
That can be easily replicated though;forever play sound [music v] until done endThats actually right but if I stop the music and then start another song, both the first and the second one are played 3= Thats why I would like more possibilities, the fade-block is actually more important
The fade block can be created like this:
repeat until <(timer) > [10]> play sound [sound 1 v] end repeat [10] change volume by [-10] wait [0.1] secs end repeat [10] change volume by [10] wait [0.1] secs end forever play sound [sound 2 v] endNote, this script is untested. It possibly (definitely) has errors.
Last edited by bobbybee (2012-03-28 16:19:35)
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