when this sprite clicked
stop all sounds
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

when flag clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [false]
repeat until <(song 1 over) = [true]>
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
stop all sounds
when this sprite clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [true]
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

when flag clicked //in the song 1 sprite
forever
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 1]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the song 2 sprite
forever
play sound [song 2 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 2]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the game
set [song v] to [song 1]
when this sprite clicked
set [song v] to [song 2]
broadcast [area 2 v]

hedgehog_blue wrote:

You need to stop the sound as well as stopping the forever loop laying the first song. To do this, you could have a variable which is set when you enter the second section, that causes the first song to stop looping.

Based on the code you provided, it would look something like this:

when flag clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [false]
repeat until <(song 1 over) = [true]>
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
stop all sounds
when this sprite clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [true]
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

You could keep chaining these for as many songs as you want, by making more variables and repeat until loops instead of forever loops.

Another way, if you don't want this to interfere with other sounds when “stop all sounds” is run, is to permanently play the sounds in separate sprites (or clones), and set the volume to zero in the sprites which do not need to be playing their song.

when flag clicked //in the song 1 sprite
forever
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 1]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the song 2 sprite
forever
play sound [song 2 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 2]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the game
set [song v] to [song 1]
when this sprite clicked
set [song v] to [song 2]
broadcast [area 2 v]

hedgehog_blue wrote:

You need to stop the sound as well as stopping the forever loop laying the first song. To do this, you could have a variable which is set when you enter the second section, that causes the first song to stop looping.

Based on the code you provided, it would look something like this:

when flag clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [false]
repeat until <(song 1 over) = [true]>
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
stop all sounds
when this sprite clicked
set [song 1 over v] to [true]
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

You could keep chaining these for as many songs as you want, by making more variables and repeat until loops instead of forever loops.

Another way, if you don't want this to interfere with other sounds when “stop all sounds” is run, is to permanently play the sounds in separate sprites (or clones), and set the volume to zero in the sprites which do not need to be playing their song.

when flag clicked //in the song 1 sprite
forever
play sound [song 1 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 1]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the song 2 sprite
forever
play sound [song 2 v] until done
end
when flag clicked
forever
if <(song) = [song 2]> then
set volume to (100)%
else
set volume to (0)%
end
end
when flag clicked //in the game
set [song v] to [song 1]
when this sprite clicked
set [song v] to [song 2]
broadcast [area 2 v]

Tsu_Suki wrote:

Trying to make the main theme of my video game this one song, but when you get into a different area, I want it to change. The song needs to loop until you get into the next area. I can't use a forever loop and use that for the song, because even when you put “stop all sounds” it'll just keep going. The jist of it is that it's going to transition from a menu theme to a in-game theme. I'm also going to need this script for transitioning to normal themes to more intense themes while in game. Any ideas? I've tried this, but it doesn't work.

when this sprite clicked
stop all sounds
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

when green flag clicked
set [my variable] to [0]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(my variable) = [1]> then
stop [this script]

  

else
play sound [ v]
end
end

when this sprite clicked
set [my variable] to [1]
broadcast [area 2]


Sorry if this isn't what you are asking for

CyclonesPlayer28 wrote:

Tsu_Suki wrote:

Trying to make the main theme of my video game this one song, but when you get into a different area, I want it to change. The song needs to loop until you get into the next area. I can't use a forever loop and use that for the song, because even when you put “stop all sounds” it'll just keep going. The jist of it is that it's going to transition from a menu theme to a in-game theme. I'm also going to need this script for transitioning to normal themes to more intense themes while in game. Any ideas? I've tried this, but it doesn't work.

when this sprite clicked
stop all sounds
broadcast [area 2 v]
forever
play sound [song 2 v]
end

I'm not sure if i understand fully what you are asking but from what i understand I think you could do this you do this

when green flag clicked
set [my variable] to [0]

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(my variable) = [1]> then
stop [this script]

  

else
play sound [ v]
end
end

when this sprite clicked
set [my variable] to [1]
broadcast [area 2]


Sorry if this isn't what you are asking for[/quote]

NIKI-KOLCHAGOV wrote:

I dont quite understand as in one part you are talking about changing scenes but then you want it to stop when its clicked i assume its for a rpg game or something i think you meant when you click a building and it changes the music because you are in a different area perhaps this would work

when I receive [start Music 1 v]
set [stop other music v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [stop other music v] to [0]
repeat until <(Stop other music) = (1)>
play sound [Music 1 v] until done
end

when I receive [start Music 2 v]
set [stop other music v] to [1]
wait (0.1) secs
set [stop other music v] to [0]
repeat until <(Stop other music) = (1)>
play sound [Music 2 v] until done
end

And when you want to play other music you just broadcast it and it will loop until you broadcast other music
I think this should help