How to loop music - Godot 3 tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2024
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0:02 start of tutorial on how to loop music
0:13 Main part
0:26 blabla
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Thank you, exactly what I was looking for.
Glad I could help!
Superb!
Quick explanation - respect!
Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Didn't expect that short video will get so many views :P
Perfect thank you, just what this code monkey in training needed hahahaha
:D
I made something for my own project that may be interesting for other people related to this, I made a random sound player and a random music loop player. The idea of the random music loop player is that once one sound file finishes playing it will pick another random sound file in the list. This is great if you got a few clips that are interchangable for looping (in my project I got 4x30 second clips that can be looped in any order).
These were made in C# (should be easy to translate to GD) though as that is what I program in, you can also find a SoundEffect.cs there which is something I made to make it easier to deal with sound effects, I don't have to care what type of player script I has as it detects the type of player I have and handles .Play() accordingly. It also allows me to have all my sound playing go through a single script so I can do some logic in there like limit how often stuff is played, etc...
code can be found here,
github.com/Beider/Beider
Thanks!
Thanks man!
Happy to help DevCat! :D
Este é o melhor tutorial que eu já vi! Obrigado! Thanks!!!
Haha, thanks :)
Thank you.
No problem :D
I want to loop an audio file from a point... so when the audio is played the first time it starts from the beginning, and then, when it ends, the loop starts at another point of the track.
I came with a solution witch is not precise.
I used the signal "finished"
and then in the function "on audio stream player finished" I coded: audiostreamplayer.start(0.714) which is the return value of the numbers of bars I have to offeset the song expressed in seconds.
the problem is that this conversion is not precise... moreover, time conversions in godot round up to the 3rd decimal place... do you know any better way to solve this issue?
Not sure what about seconds and precision, It was always enough for me, but you do not need to use signals for this. Maybe the conversion is not precision because you are using the signal and it connected to the engine render itself. Not sure.
On the right side of the screen, you should have "Inspector" and values like "loop begin" "loop end" for .wav files and loop offset for .ogg files.
nice, court et efficace. kiss
Thanks! :D
excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
@@RafaFiedo if you have the time, im having trouble with my sprite animations. it looks like theyre fighting each other. how do i activate a single sprite animation while muting the others? thanks!
Hi again JoJo :)
are you using AnimatedSprite or Animation Player for this?
i love u
Can you make a tutorial for knockback 2d platformer ive been fking trying for weeks now, i cant get it to work
something like... you attack monster with melee weapon and he is ... knockback? :D I see what I can do ;)
That depends on how the physics work. Are you using kinematic bodies for the player and the enemy or are you using rigid bodies? Or are you using something else like Area2Ds? Way more context is needed, and you probably need to ask at the official Godot forums instead of the TH-cam comment section.
godotforums.org/
@@RafaFiedo thanks man, i appreciate it (=
Great!
... now how do i stop it?
you can use just .stop() command in the code ;)
@@RafaFiedooh! I was trying .quit()
Silly me, cheets
Edit: cheers
@@TheBinklemNetwork ;)
you can also find other usefull method like play from specific position
@@RafaFiedodo you know that meme where the person keeps getting more based with each response? Because you're doing this
@@TheBinklemNetwork oh, doesn't recognize this meme :(
how to find it?
(you can also share it on our discord :P)
I used this method, in the preview works fine, when running the game it crashes(maybe something wrong with this version?)... I'm gonna go try some signals.
What error do you have in the console? :)
@@RafaFiedo there are no errors, it simply crashes and closes godot
@@jmcn16 oh... that is something strange. If you are using newest version of godot I am not sure if I can help ;/
Could you try it on new empty project?
The Godot Sound Engine sucks. Better is with Loop points with samples. The Offset or float Time format method is inaccurate.
actually Thanks 😂😂😂
No problem! 😂