I wonder how I can use this kind approach without an error:
Example:
local sfx={one} sfx.one = audio.loadSound( "sfx/mp3\_music/mysound.mp3") sfx.one.name="soundfx"
The last line with the .name is generating this error:
attempt to index field ‘one’ (a userdata value)
How can I add some info to my soundfiles, so I can later check in an if clause what file is getting called? I need some kind of ID for each sound (like the name) to check in my module what sound was called.
How can I do this?
May be something like that?
local sfx={
one = {
sound = audio.loadSound( “coin.mp3”),
name = ‘soundfx’
}
}
Thank you very much for your feast feedback!
Is this then still working when calling audio.play (sfx.one) ?
Because I need a solution I don’t have to change all the calls and just add a “fix” to the audio module wthout going to all the code!
Maybe a better way to do it would be:
[lua]
local sfx={
coinSound = audio.loadSound(“coin.mp3”),
gameOverMusic = audio.loadSound(“gameOver.mp3”)
}
local function playSound(name)
if (sfx[name] ~= nil)
audio.play(sfx[name])
print ("Sound being played is: " … name)
end
end
playSound(“coinSound”)
playSound(“gameOverMusic”)
[/lua]
May be something like that?
local sfx={
one = {
sound = audio.loadSound( “coin.mp3”),
name = ‘soundfx’
}
}
Thank you very much for your feast feedback!
Is this then still working when calling audio.play (sfx.one) ?
Because I need a solution I don’t have to change all the calls and just add a “fix” to the audio module wthout going to all the code!
Maybe a better way to do it would be:
[lua]
local sfx={
coinSound = audio.loadSound(“coin.mp3”),
gameOverMusic = audio.loadSound(“gameOver.mp3”)
}
local function playSound(name)
if (sfx[name] ~= nil)
audio.play(sfx[name])
print ("Sound being played is: " … name)
end
end
playSound(“coinSound”)
playSound(“gameOverMusic”)
[/lua]
