Post by CloverCDX in May I use this in commercial projects?

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sorry it took forever to reply to this! i had a look at the project that this was based on, and was surprised to see that they actually had a feature for this, in "Version 2". essentially, im just using this code here (although in a different audio channel) from the renpy documentation to have text bleep thingies play. perhaps i didnt explain myself well enough before

# This is where we define the dialogue sounds.

def dialoguesound(event, interact=True, **kwargs):

if not interact:

return

if event == "show":

renpy.sound.play("sfx/voices/generic.ogg", channel="dialogue", loop=True)

elif event == "slow_done":

renpy.sound.stop(channel="dialogue", fadeout=0.1)

Brunoais2 days ago (1 edit)

So, it's generic blips. You just have that as callback for the character and dialogue causes events to be provided.

See if this can help you: https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/character_callbacks.html#character-callbacks

You just need to pay additional attention to "slow_done" and that would be the same as "show_done". Probably like this:

     def dialoguesound(event, interact=True, **kwargs):
         if not interact or event in ("slow_done", "show_done"):
             renpy.sound.stop(channel="dialogue", fadeout=0.1)
         elif event == "show":
             renpy.sound.play("sfx/voices/generic.ogg", channel="dialogue", loop=True)

CloverCDX1 day ago

this modified code (i believe specifically the show_done portion) just seems to make it so the sound doesnt play at all

Brunoais23 hours ago (1 edit)

Try not checking for "interact". Maybe that should be ignored. I'm not sure. I may have induced you in error by having it stopping the sound when interact is False.

CloverCDX19 hours ago

unfortunately this still makes no difference.

Brunoais8 hours ago

Then something more extreme is happening which I'm not figuring out. Try asking for that help in renpy Discord or the forums.

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