Play sound via a text object

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Published on 20 Apr, 2015. Last updated 19 Feb, 2019

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Like you, I like to minimize code to the fewest lines as possible.

So here is a little trick I just discovered when I was given a game example by korbaach.

I hope this helps you too.

For this capx example, I use families,

But,

if you wanted to use a sprite strip and name each animation frame separately,

that would work too.

To try the game in a new tab,

right click on the link

just below this line

Click Here to run sample game

Here is what the layout looks like (below),

just CLICK on an image after running.

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here is the code (below)

thats all the code you need.

Its a bit confusing, but

you are accessing the audio via the text file ( in this case named item.text)

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Important:

You will need to change the name of the animation frame

on each of the images to the corresponding sound file.

These names need to be the same or this will not work.

(below)

Enjoy

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