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• • SketchyLogic
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  • • Joined 11 Jun, 2012
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    • 9 topics • 47 posts
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  • 11 Jun, 2012
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  That's disappointing, but there must be some way of gathering the "now playing" position, even if it's in the form of a crude method like counting the number of bits streamed so far.

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• • SketchyLogic
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  • • Joined 11 Jun, 2012
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    • 9 topics • 47 posts
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  • 11 Jun, 2012
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  First, I would like to say that Construct2 is an amazing piece of kit. It is, without a doubt, the most intuitive and fun-to-use games engine that I've come across. I love it.

  I'm currently working on a rhythm game, similar to DDR or Guitar Hero. Normally the visuals and the music synch together perfectly, but if the player leaves the tab, or if the application stutters for whatever reason, the music gets a little bit ahead and the synchronization is ruined.

  I did a little searching and found this topic from a few months ago, but it appears that no solution was available at the time.

  I imagine that one solution would be to check the music time elapsed against the number of ticks passed, and if there is a discrepancy, then the music can be rewound accordingly. I don't see a way of checking "music time elapsed" or "go to this time" with the standard Construct2 commands, so are there any plug-ins that would allow me to do this? If not, is there another route that I can take?