Scratch

hdarken · 2010-07-15 12:17:55

I have been trying to make a project http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hdarken/1192422 and I cant get one sprite to stop making noise while the other makes noise so I suggest they create a block called [stop sprite( ) noise] because this would be the only way I can complete my project and it will help alot for the comunity too. smile

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coolstuff · 2010-07-15 12:19:21

Can't you just get the one sprite to just stop the sound? Just use broadcasts - broadcast "stop sound" or something on the one sprite, and when the other sprite receives it, get it to stop the sound.

hdarken · 2010-07-15 12:20:50

coolstuff wrote:
Can't you just get the one sprite to just stop the sound? Just use broadcasts - broadcast "stop sound" or something on the one sprite, and when the other sprite receives it, get it to stop the sound.

no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 12:23:33

hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
Can't you just get the one sprite to just stop the sound? Just use broadcasts - broadcast "stop sound" or something on the one sprite, and when the other sprite receives it, get it to stop the sound.
no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block

I think that only stops that particular sprite's sounds, not all sounds from all sprites. But maybe I'm wrong - the computer I'm using right now doesn't have Scratch.

And - I may be wrong - but can't you just stop each sound individually? Is there not a block for that?

hdarken · 2010-07-15 12:32:28

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
Can't you just get the one sprite to just stop the sound? Just use broadcasts - broadcast "stop sound" or something on the one sprite, and when the other sprite receives it, get it to stop the sound.
no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block
I think that only stops that particular sprite's sounds, not all sounds from all sprites. But maybe I'm wrong - the computer I'm using right now doesn't have Scratch.

And - I may be wrong - but can't you just stop each sound individually? Is there not a block for that?

here is a project of all the sound blocks i made http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hdarken/1193355

hdarken · 2010-07-15 13:16:13

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coolstuff · 2010-07-15 13:19:32

hdarken wrote:
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You can't expect somebody to have replied within an hour - you only need to bump your topics once a day or less smile

hdarken · 2010-07-15 13:20:49

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
reply
You can't expect somebody to have replied within an hour - you only need to bump your topics once a day or less

here is a project of all the sound blocks i made http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hdarken/1193355

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 13:31:13

hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
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You can't expect somebody to have replied within an hour - you only need to bump your topics once a day or less
here is a project of all the sound blocks i made http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hdarken/1193355

I saw - I'll take a look at it when I get home.

hdarken · 2010-07-15 13:33:16

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:

You can't expect somebody to have replied within an hour - you only need to bump your topics once a day or less
here is a project of all the sound blocks i made http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/hdarken/1193355
I saw - I'll take a look at it when I get home.

okay smile

TimeFreeze · 2010-07-15 13:55:08

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
Can't you just get the one sprite to just stop the sound? Just use broadcasts - broadcast "stop sound" or something on the one sprite, and when the other sprite receives it, get it to stop the sound.
no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block
I think that only stops that particular sprite's sounds, not all sounds from all sprites. But maybe I'm wrong - the computer I'm using right now doesn't have Scratch.

And - I may be wrong - but can't you just stop each sound individually? Is there not a block for that?

It does stop all sounds from all sprites, unfortunately.

hdarken · 2010-07-15 14:02:35

TimeFreeze wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:

no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block
I think that only stops that particular sprite's sounds, not all sounds from all sprites. But maybe I'm wrong - the computer I'm using right now doesn't have Scratch.

And - I may be wrong - but can't you just stop each sound individually? Is there not a block for that?
It does stop all sounds from all sprites, unfortunately.

so this is why we have the topic to suggest to make a new block

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 14:52:00

TimeFreeze wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:

no because there is only the [stop all sounds] block
I think that only stops that particular sprite's sounds, not all sounds from all sprites. But maybe I'm wrong - the computer I'm using right now doesn't have Scratch.

And - I may be wrong - but can't you just stop each sound individually? Is there not a block for that?
It does stop all sounds from all sprites, unfortunately.

Isn't there a "stop sound [x]" block?

Sorry if I'm being truly inaccurate - I'm not on a computer with Scratch on it and I don't use the sound blocks all that much.

hdarken · 2010-07-15 15:03:02

i suggest they make the sound object then

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 15:03:47

hdarken wrote:
i suggest they make the sound object then

Hm - I'm afraid I don't quite understand what you're trying to say. Care to elaborate?

Wolfie1996 · 2010-07-15 15:07:47

"Stop all sounds" only stops sounds on the sprite that you put the block on - I found this out when making "firedance", my OS (I included a "mute" function)... I got around this by using broadcasts to set the volume to 0% on each sprite (volume is also a local piece)

hdarken · 2010-07-15 15:19:23

Wolfie1996 wrote:
"Stop all sounds" only stops sounds on the sprite that you put the block on - I found this out when making "firedance", my OS (I included a "mute" function)... I got around this by using broadcasts to set the volume to 0% on each sprite (volume is also a local piece)

Stop all sounds block. Stops all sounds.

Wolfie1996 · 2010-07-15 15:32:34

Maybe I was thinking of the "set volume to" block... hmm I always use that instead, because "stop all sounds" allows sound to start playing again... Setting the volume to 0% is always more useful to me. smile

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 16:02:08

Well, if this isn't confusing, only Dark Matter is.

To set this straight, the stop all sounds block does stop all sounds from all sprites but the volume blocks are sprite-specific?

colorfusion · 2010-07-15 16:10:20

[If <(Variable) = 1>]
[][Forever]
[][] Play sound ___
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hdarken · 2010-07-15 18:07:53

kinda dosent make sense why there isnt stop sprite ( ) sounds

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 18:49:07

hdarken wrote:
kinda dosent make sense why there isnt stop sprite ( ) sounds

Because you really should only have one sound going on at a time, so the existing library of blocks should work great smile For now you can just change the volume for each sprite, as Wolfie mentioned.

hdarken · 2010-07-15 19:38:37

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
kinda dosent make sense why there isnt stop sprite ( ) sounds
Because you really should only have one sound going on at a time, so the existing library of blocks should work great For now you can just change the volume for each sprite, as Wolfie mentioned.

i tryed that and it didnt work

coolstuff · 2010-07-15 22:46:34

hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
kinda dosent make sense why there isnt stop sprite ( ) sounds
Because you really should only have one sound going on at a time, so the existing library of blocks should work great For now you can just change the volume for each sprite, as Wolfie mentioned.
i tryed that and it didnt work

How so? What was your exact scripting?

hdarken · 2010-07-15 22:54:51

coolstuff wrote:
hdarken wrote:
coolstuff wrote:

Because you really should only have one sound going on at a time, so the existing library of blocks should work great For now you can just change the volume for each sprite, as Wolfie mentioned.
i tryed that and it didnt work
How so? What was your exact scripting?

??? sad

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