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Music Help
Argh... I have forgotten how to put midis into levels :( . I know you used the play or playlooped command, but the file I want it to play isn't playing.
I seriously have forgotten what to do... this is what I have done but it doesn't seem to work. if (created) { play home.mid; } The above doesn't work, but alter it a bit... if (created) { play stef1.mid; } That one works. The home.mid is in the same directory as stef1.mid, and it is a valid MIDI file. What am I doing wrong? |
is it good sound streaming ?
u cant play a midid if its to high sound graphical |
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what do you mean by too high sound graphical? I thought it said anything that Windows Media Player can play...
Here it is if you want to see if its too high quality. |
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play midiname.mid; none of the other stuff. But I have used if (playerenters){play midiname.mid} hmm I think I"ve seen it as set midi or something before. |
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But I do remember hearing graal could play anything windows media player could play. Technically you could play .avi's |
would giving it all small ".mid" help?
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if (playerenters){
playlooped ***music.mid; } >:O |
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.........U CANT.....................
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if graal can play any of those stef1-whatever.mid, then it definitely should be able to play the one I'm trying to use...
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Hmmm check if the file name is lower case, and that there is only one home.mid file in the Graal folders
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Its lower case and there is only one... argh its not working :(
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