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- PabloDev
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- 25 Apr, 2020
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Attach a project demonstrating the problem

dropbox.com/s/33ye0688xskjb2w/salto.wav
The program freezes when you try to import an 8-bit wav file. I know C2 cannot import 8 bit wav files but there must be a fancier answer than freezing to C2.

The steps to follow to reproduce the problem in the project: Try to import this 8 bit wav file.

What you expected to happen: C2 should run a window warning that it will not import 8-bit wav files.

What you observed happening instead: C2 stops and cannot be controlled again. If you did not save your work before, then you will lose your changes since the last save.
- PabloDev
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In my case the error continues, I simply opened the graph editor, imported a 48x48 graph, changed its control point 0.

I closed the graphics editor, saved the job in case of a crash.

The crash occurred.
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- PabloDev
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"Wait 0 seconds" is used to wait 1 tick but ... "Wait -1" also wait 1 tick?
- PabloDev
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Thanks, that was the mistake.
- PabloDev
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Hello, any idea why this error occurs?

If I disable this line then the error doesn't happen.

What's the point?

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Digging further.

If I put 0 in this parameter, then the error does not happen.

That has nothing to do with the Tilemap object.
- PabloDev
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- 5 Apr, 2020
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The same thing happens to me in Chrome for PC.

There is a Rex plugin to simulate pressed keys, I have not tested it, perhaps simulating the pressing of a key with the plugin so the audio will start immediately.

Or this:

gist.github.com/demonixis/57264cd34e2bf7bcd0ae
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- PabloDev
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- 31 Mar, 2020
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It depends on the events that you are executing / processing.
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- 26 Mar, 2020
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You can't use "Wait" or "Every X seconds" with values smaller than 0.016, because your events run only 60 times per second (not 1000 times).

Edit: sorry, didn't see jobel's comment.

Just use time or dt expressions.

https://howtoconstructdemos.com/simple-stopwatch/

Hey, thanks for the link, its a good resource.
- PabloDev
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There are several threads where they explain it, you will have to search or maybe ThePhotons will explain it to you.
- PabloDev
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- 25 Mar, 2020
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Another track, this time from the first zone, the most basic.

I am still composing the tracks that I will use in the game and in the version that I will upload to itch.io. I need to do some more tests and I think I have everything ready to publish this alpha version on itch.io.

Regards!

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