Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
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Re: Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
IMO it would be better if "is play sound()" method would return sound id instead of bool.
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Re: Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
Hm, also, wouldn't it be better if this function was clearscope? it could have its uses on the ui too. Hell, one could even make a close captions mod with that.
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Re: Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
Done. I also renamed it.Marisa Kirisame wrote:Hm, also, wouldn't it be better if this function was clearscope? it could have its uses on the ui too. Hell, one could even make a close captions mod with that.
Re: Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
> Hell, one could even make a close captions mod with that.
Apologies for the 4 year bump, but I came across this thread while trying to make a captions mod myself. I had planned to write it in ZScript, but I looked through GZDoom's code and saw the aforementioned S_IsActorPlayingSomething is a C++ function. Is that something that can even be used in ZScript? My initial plan was to have some sort of event listener fire when a sound effect is played, and run code that would display a caption for the sound on the UI, but I wasn't sure if something like that existed.
Apologies for the 4 year bump, but I came across this thread while trying to make a captions mod myself. I had planned to write it in ZScript, but I looked through GZDoom's code and saw the aforementioned S_IsActorPlayingSomething is a C++ function. Is that something that can even be used in ZScript? My initial plan was to have some sort of event listener fire when a sound effect is played, and run code that would display a caption for the sound on the UI, but I wasn't sure if something like that existed.
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Re: Check if sound is currently playing in a channel
Yes, it can. On the script side, it's called IsActorPlayingSound, and here is the original declaration. The second argument is needed in case you want to check for a specific sound being played, otherwise it will just tell you whether any sound is currently playing or not.
P.S. These posts should probably be split into a separate thread and moved to the scripting subforum. If possible, please post similar questions there next time.