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How Can I Have Different Music In Different Rooms?
I am new to scripting and editing GUIs and I am trying to learn more about sounds, I would really appreciate it if you answered
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Make a part in the entrance to the room with a script in it, that clones the music into the Player's PlayerGui. You need to use :GetPlayerFromCharacter(), eg.
01 | script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(p) |
02 | local music = --whatever:Clone() |
03 | if p.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then |
04 | local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(p.Parent) |
05 | if player then |
06 | if player.PlayerGui.Music then |
07 | print("Music all ready") |
08 | elseif player.PlayerGui.Music == nil then |
09 | music.Parent = player.PlayerGui |
10 | music.Name = "Music" |
11 | music:Play() |
12 | end |
13 | end |
14 | end |
15 | end) |
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In Mad games, in the VIP room, the sound is in a part, and when you exit the door it stops playing for you. Idk how he does it. Since the sound isn't in the client. Just saying. Vezious 310 — 9y
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Loleris uses filtering enabled so it is easier, but you do not want filtering enabled if you have just started, just use my method, and could you accept my answer? ScriptFusion 210 — 9y
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You should accept his answer, he has basically done the hard work for you, if you don't use filtering enabled xuefei123 214 — 9y
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You would probably have to put the music in the LocalPlayer is my guess