I am working on a music project. I want to have it so that, when the stop sign is clicked, that popular scratch song everybody is obsessed with will play. Ya' know, the one that bubbles official has as their outro? Well, problem is, none of the scripts I tried work. For some reason, doing the whole “always reset timer” and “when timer bigger than .3” doesn't work… I really want to implant this into my project, but it won't work! If you know how to make one of these, please PLEASE let me know! Also, if it seems like I am acting weird, it is because I am scared of the forums after getting in trouble nearly every time I use them. But right now, I am desperate. PLEASE HELP! Also, if it turns out this is not the place to ask for help with scripts (although it says it is???), just let me know and I will take this down.

The stop sign means “stop all scripts” you have to play the song while the the project is going

when green flag clicked
forever
play sound [ v] until done
end

lawhonj wrote:

The stop sign means “stop all scripts” you have to play the song while the the project is going

when green flag clicked
forever
play sound [ v] until done
end

Oh well there goes that idea… thanks for letting me know!

I thought that the Reset Timer method still worked, are you sure your doing it correctly?

Also about that second part, you are in the correct forum and you haven't said anything in this post that would get you in trouble. So don't worry about it

Well the always reset timer and when timer > 0.3 should work.

Is the sound not playing?
Check your volume for that sprite, or maybe check if it's

when [timer v] > (0.3)

and not

when [loudness v] > (0.3)

Is the sound playing during the project?
Check if the reset timer script is starting or being stopped halfway with a

stop [all v]
stop [other scripts in sprite v]

Hope this helped!

What I do for it is

if <<(timer) > [.3]>> then
play note (that cool song I was talking about v) for (0.5) beats
end

Regardless of whether or not it would work, I would think that someone clicking the Stop sign doesn't want a song to start playing, as that defeats the purpose of the Stop sign.

bluedragon8633 wrote:

Regardless of whether or not it would work, I would think that someone clicking the Stop sign doesn't want a song to start playing, as that defeats the purpose of the Stop sign.

Well, I guess you have a point…. Oh well, I guess I will just have it be “when this random key I don't feel like listing pressed play the cool song I WILL NEVER GET OUT OF MY HEAD NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I LISTEN TO IT AGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!”