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Need help making an audio script start and stop audio?

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tictac67 96
6 years ago
Edited 6 years ago

So far I have gotten my script to play audio at the push of a button. But I want it so when i press the button again it stops.

local clickdetector = workspace.Lockdown.ClickDetector
clickdetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
    workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Play()
end)
if workspace.Lockdown.Sound.Playing then
    workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Pause()
end

With kingdom5's answer i have this which still does not work

local clickdetector = workspace.Lockdown.ClickDetector
clickdetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
    workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Play()
    if workspace.Lockdown.Sound.IsPlaying then
    workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Stop()
end
end)

Thank you for helping. The script now looks like this:

local clickdetector = workspace.Music0.Music0Brick.ClickDetector
clickdetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
    if workspace.Sound.Music0.IsPlaying == false then
        workspace.Sound.Music0:Play()
        workspace.Music0.LightA.BrickColor=BrickColor.Red()
        workspace.Music0.LightB.BrickColor=BrickColor.Red()
        repeat
            script.Parent.BrickColor=BrickColor.new("Br. yellowish green")
            wait(0.5)
            script.Parent.BrickColor=BrickColor.new("Eggplant")
            wait(0.5)
            script.Parent.BrickColor=BrickColor.new("Br. yellowish green")
        until workspace.Sound.Music0.IsPlaying == false
    else
        workspace.Sound.Music0:Stop()
        workspace.Music0.LightA.BrickColor=BrickColor.Gray()
        workspace.Music0.LightB.BrickColor=BrickColor.Gray()
        script.Parent.BrickColor=BrickColor.new("Br. yellowish green")
    end
end)
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You just need to put the if statment inside the function if Sound.Playing then -- play esle -- pause end User#5423 17 — 6y
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also, how would i make the sound play through the whole map? tictac67 96 — 6y
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Kingdom5 did not work. tictac67 96 — 6y

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Answered by
User#20279 0
6 years ago

You would have to check the sound if it is playing first before actually playing it, otherwise when the sound plays, it’ll move on to the conditional statement and immediately stop it.

Here is how I would do it :

local clickdetector = workspace.Lockdown.ClickDetector
clickdetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
    if workspace.Lockdown.Sound.IsPlaying == false then
        workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Play()
    else
        workspace.Lockdown.Sound:Stop()
    end
end)

The script checks if the sound is playing or not. If not, it plays, otherwise it stops.

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thank you tictac67 96 — 6y
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