i want playing sound effects when clicking select buttons in NVL mode
i using style settings... but has no effect. how can i do this?
how can i playing sounds in NVL mode?
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Re: how can i playing sounds in NVL mode?
By "select buttons" do you mean by clicking certain buttons there'd be different sounds?
That would easily be done using the regular nvl menu and "play music"
...or something like that.
If you're just trying to make it that when you make a choice in NVL mode then a sound plays, shouldn't the options.rpy file have customizations for that? And how would it not work, can you post your script that contains the sfx customization and the blocks one to three lines above and below it? Check to see if the filename and the file extension is correct; whenever something like that happens it's usually because I defined it wrong.
That would easily be done using the regular nvl menu and "play music"
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menu:
"Choice A":
play channel "sfx.mp3"
"Dialogue here"
"Choice B":
play channel "sfx2.mp3"
"Dialogue here"If you're just trying to make it that when you make a choice in NVL mode then a sound plays, shouldn't the options.rpy file have customizations for that? And how would it not work, can you post your script that contains the sfx customization and the blocks one to three lines above and below it? Check to see if the filename and the file extension is correct; whenever something like that happens it's usually because I defined it wrong.
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