I have sounds that play with acts but how do i add background music?
Jesse_Orange wrote ...
2012/6/3
Adding background music?
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Use GreenfootSound.playLoop().
Like this: GreenfootSound backgroundMusic = new GreenfootSound("your sound file path");
backgroundMusic.playLoop();
Do I add that in the world as its own method or do I just put it in? Thanks though :)
It is probably better to put the first line in as a world instance variable and put the second one in the constructor of the world.
Can i have an example please? :) Thanks
Example code:
import greenfoot.*;
public class MyWorld extends World
{
GreenfootSound backgroundMusic = new GreenfootSound("musicFilename.mp3");
public MyWorld()
{
super(600, 400, 1);
backgroundMusic.playLoop();
// etc.
}
// etc.
}Breakdown:
// *** begin class header ***
// import statement(s)
import greenfoot.*;
// class declaration statement
public class MyWorld extends World
// *** end class header ***
// *** begin class code ***
{
// field declaration statement(s)
GreenfootSound backgroundMusic = new GreenfootSound("musicFilename.mp3");
// *** begin instance object constructor(s) ***
public MyWorld()
{
super(600, 400, 1);
backgroundMusic.playLoop();
// etc.
}
// *** end instance object constructor(s) ***
// *** begin method(s), if any ***
// etc.
// *** end method(s), if any ***
}
// *** end class code ***"Unclosed string literal" what does this mean?
Help! When the game stops how do i stop the background music? Its the frogger theme tune and it gets annoying as it never stops :(
add this into the world class:
public void stopped()
{
bg.setVolume(0); //change bg to what you declared the file as
}
public void started()
{
bg.setVolume(100); //change bg to what you declared the file as
}
What tylers is saying will set the volume to 0 and to the maximum again, but to really pause it, do this:
This will pause the music, and let it play again when the world is started.
I hope this helps.
public void stopped()
{
bg.pause();
}
public void started()
{
bg.playLoop();
}if my file name is Frogger.mp3 would i write Frogger.mp3.code
Oh no lol. I meant .code as in the next bit of code i was going to write :)
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