Thank you for responding.

I can use .stop() within the same function that starts the audio, but I cannot figure out how to use it in a separate function to accomplish something like stopping the sound with a button. I am getting an error like,

Failed to execute 'stop' on 'AudioScheduledSourceNode': cannot call stop without calling start first.

I apologize if helping me is outside of the scope of this forum.

I am using the Sound Synthesis scripting example. In the example, each buffer plays the sound for a fixed amount of time. I want the option to stop it early.

Is there a way to stop an audiobuffer that is already in progress? I am certain that my wording isn't right, but I hope the meaning is clear. I tried reading the audiocontext and audiobuffer mdn documentation but couldn't figure out how to use .close() in context or whether that is even the right method.

That was it, thank you so much.

For anyone who has the same problem, I solved it this way:

1. Rename the file from .c3p to .zip
2. Un-zip the file to a folder
3. Change the offending lines in the eventSheet.json file in a text editor
4. Open as a local project folder instead of a converting back to a single file project.

I was working on a project today and I copied a layout and eventsheet from an old project. When I went to preview it I got a blank screen so I saved, quit, and reloaded it. I now get this error.

It tells me there are invalid expressions and I need to fix them before using the project. The problem is I can't open the project to fix the offending expressions.

I tried changing the .c3p to .zip and editing the lines by hand but then I get a "Failed to open project. Check it is a valid Construct 3 single file (.c3p) project" error.

Is there any way I can recover the project?

I agree that mass delete is decent solution.

Agreed, being able to leave them in but inactive would be best so that we can replace them with the C3 equivalent.

Thanks, that helps for some but it doesn't have all the extensions I've used. It's not all the rex ones and I did use some that aren't rex.

I still think the ability to ignore missing extensions would be very helpful.

I've been making apps to replace labs and other hands on activities ever since Construct 2 was released. Since so many schools will not meet in person this year I threw together a website so everyone can use them.

You can find them all at whscience.org. They are all free to use and don't require registration.

Some replace lab activities, some are more like visual, moving practice problems, some are to help me make diagrams.

Examples

Biology - https://whscience.org/streaking/ - Students practice the procedure of streaking a plate to isolate a bacteria culture.

Chemistry - https://whscience.org/mghcl/ - Simulates HCl reacting with Mg. Shows the molecules and graphs of compound levels.

Physics - https://whscience.org/rollercoastermotion/ - Change the angle of the slope and initial of a roller coaster. Record and download position, velocities, and acceleration.

So far I have cleaned up and posted about 30 of my old apps. Most of them are physics because that's what I teach. None of them are especially technically impressive in terms of what they do with Construct, but I thought some people here might be interested to see something different.

- Wild Haired Science Teacher