I've tried using onPlayerAdded:connect()... blah blah blah.. nothing works.. I'm just trying to get a song to play, wait(200), rinse and repeat for multiple songs.
audio = game:GetService("SoundService")
wait(5)
while true do
audio.Sound.Volume = 0.25
audio.WWII:Play()
wait(200)
audio.Sound:Play()
wait(200)
end
This is my latest (Studio) working script.. all my scripts have the tendency to only work in Studio.
Thanks!
LIke cfire said, it's best to use an event that tells you when a song ended so you can just move to the next when it's done.
To use this, put a Folder in ReplicatedStorage and name it 'Sounds'. Put your sounds in there.
local audio_list = game:GetService('ReplicatedStorage'):WaitForChild('Sounds')
local all_sounds = audio_list:GetChildren()
local current_sound = 1
local max_sounds = #all_sounds
local playing = false
while true do
-- if nothing is playing enter the scope.
if not playing then
playing = true
local audio = all_sounds[current_sound]
print(audio, 'playing')
audio.Volume = .25
audio:Play()
-- fire when audo is done playing
this_con = audio.Ended:Connect(function()
-- disconnect the event; we don't need it anymore
this_con:disconnect()
-- sets playing to false so we can choose a new song
playing = false
-- Moves to the first song if we're at the last song, else it moves
-- to the next song in the table
current_sound = (current_sound + 1 > max_sounds and 1 or current_sound + 1)
end)
end
wait(1)
end
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Try adding this before the while loop: repeat wait() until audio.Sound.IsLoaded. Additionally, I would recommend you use the Sound's Ended event in place of wait(200)
This worked! Thanks You. I figured the initial wait(5) would be enough without sourcing a wait for the sound to load. THANKS!