Hello! I need to learn how to make a music & audio slider. I want them to be separate, and also have a simple code. I don't want it to be a variable slider, since I want it to be customizable. Thank you to anyone who replies

~ Unicornnnss

Each sprite has their own, individual volume setting. If you have music in one sprite and other audio in another, it is possible to change the volume in one without affecting the other.

Doing this with the variable slider is very easy and changing the volume can be done with a simple code block:

set volume to (Vol) %

making sure that the variable slider is set from 0 to 100. However creating a custom slider is more difficult which requires 4 if statements. I have created a sample project to demostrate how this can be done. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/187473947/#player

Normally, I would use 2 sprites, one as the bar and the other as the button you drag.
I don't entirely remember how to do this, but the draggable button sprite would set a variable to the x position divided by or multiplied by something.
Then, a script like

when green flag clicked
forever
set volume to (vol) %
end

in every sprite in which its volume you want to be variable.

I hope this helps.

btw, there are many projects with volume bar physics which the creator allows you to use with credit

Okay, this is what I have so far for one of the buttons:

if <<touching [mouse pointer v]> and <mouse down>> then
repeat until <not <mouse down>>
go to x: (mouse x) y: (61)

What the problem is, is I can't stop it from going outside of the bar. I guess I sort of need a barrier, does anyone know how I can do this? Thank you!

~ Unicornnnss

awesome-llama wrote:

Each sprite has their own, individual volume setting. If you have music in one sprite and other audio in another, it is possible to change the volume in one without affecting the other.

Can I also do this with clones?

Unicornnnss wrote:

Okay, this is what I have so far for one of the buttons:

if <<touching [mouse pointer v]> and <mouse down>> then
repeat until <not <mouse down>>
go to x: (mouse x) y: (61)

What the problem is, is I can't stop it from going outside of the bar. I guess I sort of need a barrier, does anyone know how I can do this? Thank you!

~ Unicornnnss

Figured it out. All I need to do now is connect the volume to the sliders.