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Dec 17, 1999, 11:30pm

I think in AW 3.0 there should be a more powerful wav command. You could
make a wave repeat over and over again or just make it play once. All you do
is simply type:

create sound blahblah.wav repeat=1 (If you want to loop it)
Or
create sound blahblah.wav repeat=0 (If you want to play it once)

1 means True and 0 means False. Pretty Simple.

Dec 17, 1999, 11:36pm

[View Quote] What about "create noise blahblah.wav" that exists already...?

Roland at TechTalk Nov 19:
"
also, right now Hamfon is looking into dumping our old sound code and
replacing it with DirectSound
DirectSound has several advantages...
for one thing you can play more than one sound at a time
also it has 3D sound built in
anyway, it's just in the "research" phase right now...Hamfon is looking
in to how much work it is to port to Direct Sound and whether or not
it is something we can squeeze into 3.0
"

--
Mauz
http://tnlc.com/mauz/

Dec 17, 1999, 11:36pm

actually, you can do that, dude...

create sound blahblah.wav
is the looped,
create noise blahblah.wav
is the single play.
;-)

Veleno
caretaker of "damascus"
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[View Quote] > I think in AW 3.0 there should be a more powerful wav command. You could
> make a wave repeat over and over again or just make it play once. All you do
> is simply type:
>
> create sound blahblah.wav repeat=1 (If you want to loop it)
> Or
> create sound blahblah.wav repeat=0 (If you want to play it once)
>
> 1 means True and 0 means False. Pretty Simple.

Dec 18, 1999, 3:52pm

Well now I seem like a total dork...I've had AW for almost 2 years and never
knew that hehe. I learn something new everyday heh.



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