I'm doing a project for school, and I need some sound in it. I've followed my teacher's instructions, but no sound is coming out, but it does come out for his code. Here it is
Greenfoot.playSound("popLow.wav");
Any advice would be appreciated.
Topben107 wrote ...
2021/3/11
No sound
I'm not sure what you mean. but for clarification, this is an assignment I'm doing in school, where, for now, we just try our best to copy and understand what our teacher wrote. but before, I would get error messages saying it wouldn't work, but it still ran the program, my default audio player is windows media player, and that code is all that my teacher wrote. this is all for clarification in case it helps with any advice, thank you
this is the code
Greenfoot.playSound("popLow.wav");
unless you mean this
if (Afal!=null)
{
Cell world;
world=(Cell)getWorld();
world.removeObject(Afal);
Greenfoot.playSound("popLow.wav");
}
"afal" is welsh for apple in case you want to know
Topben107 wrote...
unless you mean this
if (Afal!=null)
{
Cell world;
world=(Cell)getWorld();
world.removeObject(Afal);
Greenfoot.playSound("popLow.wav");
}Actor Afal;
Afal=getOneObjectAtOffset(0,0,Afal.class);
if (Afal!=null)
{
Cell world;
world=(Cell)getWorld();
world.removeObject(Afal);
Greenfoot.playSound("popLow.wav");
}Topben107 wrote...
its all this, and every thing before it is just the code for moving, this is the entire code for eating an apple, having the apple disappear, and then playing a soundTopben107 wrote...
whats the 'act method'?Topben107 wrote...
everyone in the class is using the same codewhy not use after public class used
then in public void act type
or
public Greenfoot.Sound <name_variable> = new Greenfoot.Sound("name_file");<name_variable>.play();
<name_variable>.playloop();
mariq_rasyid29 wrote...
why not use after public class used
public Greenfoot.Sound <name_variable> = new Greenfoot.Sound("name_file");<name_variable>.play();
<name_variable>.playloop();
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