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- alastair
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- 9 Oct, 2009
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I simplified this event down. For some reason the sound keeps playing as if it is looping endlessly, or the event keeps happenening forever. But it should only happen once when I press 1.

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1024727/sound.PNG">

anyone had anything like this happen to them before?
- alastair
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awesome, looking forward to seeing more.
- alastair
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so the answer is no, you can't increase the gray area, thanks anyway.
- alastair
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thats pretty cool actually
- alastair
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so will that picking thing be any good for families with containers?
- alastair
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maybe you could just seperate the sounds? when the first intro sound finishes, play the other sound that needs to loop?
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- alastair
- - Joined 14 Jul, 2007
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- 7 Oct, 2009
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i'm not sure how, since i don't see a compare option in the system object. do i need some extension?

even then as far as i know it'd be possible only in seconds, which is very inaccurate, when the loop is done in samples or at least miliseconds.

i think having the program do it natively would be the best anyway rather than implementing workarounds.

go new event -> system, scroll down -> compare

it may be in milliseconds (should be since everything else in the program is measured in milisenconds)

It's only 1 event feature, not that hard for people to implement (I think, could be wrong)
- alastair
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oops, misread.
- alastair
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at the top left of the construct screen, you'll see a "home" tab, click on that then click on properties.
- alastair
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System object -> compare -> get position. Then when that = something, set the channel position to something else.

Haven't tried that, but it should work I think.
- alastair
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that does not increase the size of the gray area, that only widens your view of the layout.
- alastair
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Hello users.

My name is Alastair Jack. I would like to ask if you can increase the amount of "gray area" (or offscreen area) around the layout? Would you know if this possible to perform? I desire to place more objects outside the frame without crowding myself too much.

Yours sincerly, Alastair.

ps. sorry for my english, I'm from Australia.