I wanna play a track per frame, i got this in the first frame called "Menu" I am new with as3 sound stuff, i have allready done all the game, is a question game based in plataform gaming using a mcPlayer without botons first i wanna play music in the menu diferent of music in all the game---
IF YOU COULD HELP ME WITH A WAY TO PLAY SOUND EFFECTS IN JUMPING AND BRICK HIT IT WOULD BE HELPFUL, maybe a guide or something
var mp3Menu:Sound= new Menu_mp3();
var Canal1: SoundChannel= new SoundChannel();
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, musicaMenu)
function musicaMenu (e:Event):void{
if(currentFrame=="Menu")
{
Canal1 = mp3Menu.play();
}
}
Related
with University done I've finally had time to go back to practicing my Flash work, and I need some help with getting sound to loop and change depending on what part of the animation is playing.
This is also partly a follow up question to an older one I asked, so look here to get more detail as to where I'm coming from if you don't understand! (I've solved that issue, the current one relates to following up on it!)
Flash AS3 | Finishing current animation set before code is executed
The situation is basic: I have two different scenes, one of a man walking and one of a man running. It loops seamlessly of the man walking until you hit a button, where it finishes the animation then starts looping the run animation. Likewise, hitting the button again, finishes the loop before going back to the looping walk animation. The code for the button is below.
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
Next2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, Change_2);
function Change_2(event: MouseEvent): void
{
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrame);
function enterFrame(e:Event):void {
if (currentFrame == 30) {
gotoAndPlay(31);
removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrame);
}
}
}
My issue is trying to get a footstep sound to match up with these animations. So while the man is walking, the 'walking footsteps' sound clip will play and loop alongside the animation, and when the button is pushed and the animation moves into the running animation, the 'running footsteps'' sound will play.
Any help on this would be much appreciated. I'm terrible when it comes to anything audio/code based.
Well u can check about soundChannel. soundChannel can stop() and play() ur audio.
So import ur external sound or use internal one. ur code probably seems like this.
var mySound:Sound = new Sound(new URLRequest("YourSoundPath"));
var sc:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel();
//when u wanna play
sc = mySound.play();
//when u wanna stop
sc = mySound.stop();
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/media/SoundChannel.html
also look this link for more info
If you want to really MATCH the footsteps to the animation (for example, the step sound should play when the player have put his feet down) the only sure way to do that is to place the sound on a different layer where your animation is and set the sound to play as "stream" (if i remember correctly).
Otherwise the animation might be out of sync because of different computer capabilities, current computer or graphics card load etc.
When the sound is set to play as "stream" the flash player is orienting on the sound and drop frames if the graphics are slow to keep the sound and animation in sync
I have an As3 simple game with navigation buttons. It starts off with short intro with sound. When the game loads and the player dies it goes to retry screen with button which when is pressed goes back to the game. The problem is that when that happens flash plays the music from the short intro when returning to the game. How Do I stop this from happening. Currently I have no code for the sound. I just added the music directly to the frame with the intro and that's it. So what code do I write for the sound to execute only once?
I googled 'as3 load sound' and this popped up
http://www.republicofcode.com/tutorials/flash/as3sound/
This will show you how to do it if the sound is in your library or if it's external.
With your audio file in the library right click on it and in properties>actionscript check export for actionscript and give it a class name yourAudioFileName
...then the code to start and stop will be
var mySound:Sound = new yourAudioFileName();
var myChannel:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel();
// start it with
myChannel = mySound.play();
// stop it with
myChannel.stop();
Okay, so I am making a game, and I can't figure out how to keep the sound track from overlapping. When the game comes to a lose or win screen, I will click "Play again" and the sound will overlap. I have the sound on it's own layer. Here's what I have so far.
var snd_SolidState = new SolidState();
snd_SolidState.play(0,1);
And on Layer 2 Frame 2 and 3, I have:
snd_SolidState.stop();
snd_SolidState = null;
It says "stop" is not a function. So how would I get the song to stop on the lose/win screens? SolidState is the song.
If the code is related to the click of the "Play again" Button, here is the code for those.
mc_again.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,upAgain);
function upAgain(e:MouseEvent){
gotoAndStop(1);
}
Can anyone help?
You need to use a SoundChannel to stop your music.
The variable snd_SolidState is a Sound object, Sound doesn't have a stop method implemented; The Sound.play() however, returns a SoundChannel object which does...
So you can store that (the SoundChannel object returned by snd_SolidState.play()), which you can later use to stop the song.
PS: I recommend you start typing your variables (ie: var snd_SolidState:Sound;), that way you force yourself to know which object type you're dealing with and can find reference for it; in this case Sound.play().
I am building a game for school in AS3. I made a game loop with a timer so this game can run faster.
private var updateTimer:Timer;
updateTimer = new Timer(0);
updateTimer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, update);
updateTimer.start();
private function update(e:TimerEvent):void { }
This is working, but my teacher did show me a function/command how I can draw/render a frame.
Because of that the frame rate will go up. Unfortunately, I lost that code and I ca'nt find that function anywhere. Does anyone know that function? Yes, I know this way is very unstable.
Thanks a lot.
Are you thinking of TimerEvent.updateAfterEvent()? This causes Flash to render a new frame immediately independent of the movie frame rate in response to a timer or mouse event.
e.updateAfterEvent();
If you want to just change the frame rate of a game without messing with timers, you can always use stage.frameRate and go from there. So if you want to increase the frame rate, just use stage.frameRate++;.
I am writing a simple Flash space-shooter-type game. Every time the player fires or an enemy is shot I play a sound. The problem is sound appear to be "blocking" - if the player shoots very often (i.e. before previous sound has finished) the new sound will not play until the previous one has finished. Here is my code:
//constructor- pre-load all sounds
fireSound = new Sound();
var req:URLRequest = new URLRequest("fire.mp3");
fireSound.load(req);
//enter frame listener- play sound
//if space bar pressed
fireSound.play();
//if enemy shot
otherSound.play();