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Jul 9, 2001, 6:11pm

Hi, I know I am not beta testing nor can I post there, must be a beta
testers only NG I gess, but someone who is please check this out to see if
it has been fixed.
When you have a few create sound midi url's around you.
1st you hear the one your closer to, then 1 by 1 you start hearing all the
others within your site range. It should not be doing that.

Jul 10, 2001, 12:07am

Well that's what happens when you use "create sound", try using "create noise"
instead of using lots of "create sound" objects to make the volume the same
further away from the object the midi url is on. "Create noise" will keep the
volume at the same level for midis and not play ones further away that also have
"create noise" on them. Another way to spread noise around is to put "create
sound midiurl name=midi" (or any other thing you want to name it) and on
surrounding objects put "create name midi". This will create a neat stereo
effect too like surround sound. Hope this helps :)


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Jul 10, 2001, 3:20am

He might be referring to areas where others are building.

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Jul 10, 2001, 7:16am

except for that create noise loops, and create sound doesn't (that's why there's two seperate commands) or did i get it the wrong
way around?


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Jul 10, 2001, 10:24am

"create sound ...." loops wav files

you should also check out the AW help regarding the loop / noloop parameters

midi files will never loop regardless of what command you use (although
there is a way to have the same tune play over and over again using astart
adone and 2 different names for the same midi).

Regards, Justin


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Jul 10, 2001, 10:50pm

No, create noise on midis won't loop them like they do wav files

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