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  • 2024-11-23 at 5:19 am #79030
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    When I need to stop the animation event after processing the audio playback, I only see play, pause, stop in the puzzle. Why is there no ended? Can you add corresponding functions?

    2024-11-23 at 5:35 am #79031
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    When I need to stop the animation event after processing the audio playback, I only see play, pause, stop in the puzzle. Why is there no ended? Can you add corresponding functions?

    2024-11-23 at 6:56 am #79033
    xeon
    Customer

    You can use the IsPlaying puzzle to check if the audio is still playing back and if not then do some action. You can also attach an isPlaying to a DoWhile loop if needed.

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    2024-11-23 at 9:36 am #79035
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    IsPlaying puzzle can check whether the audio is still playing, but it needs to loop continuously to judge, which will consume a lot of resources

    2024-11-23 at 12:03 pm #79036
    kdv
    Participant
    nsxdjx wrote:

    When I need to stop the animation event after processing the audio playback

    get duration, use a timer. logic is very simple in your case…

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    2024-11-23 at 1:04 pm #79041
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    HI KDV:
    Using get duration sound is indeed another solution, but it has a drawback that when the audio is not playing, it is impossible to obtain the audio duration in advance. The console prints NaN, but if the audio is played once, it is indeed effective.Please take a look at the puzzle below:

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    2024-11-23 at 1:27 pm #79044
    kdv
    Participant
    nsxdjx wrote:

    Please take a look at the puzzle below

    yes, it won’t work this way. Your sound should be loaded beforehand to read its duration.

    https://youtu.be/trbKz-nPda0

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    2024-11-23 at 1:47 pm #79047
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    HI KDV：Your reply is a pure black background image, I didn’t see the content

    2024-11-23 at 2:04 pm #79048
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    HI KDV：I have seen your YouTube reply video. Thank you for your reply. My audio path and audio name are both variable concatenation, and the read audio file is also uncertain because it is not one audio, but many. So we cannot load all the audio as you demonstrated, and we need to determine which audio duration it is. If we add the ended feature in the new version, it will simplify many steps and increase the amount of code. My puzzle is as follows:

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    2024-11-23 at 2:48 pm #79052
    kdv
    Participant
    nsxdjx wrote:

    I have seen your YouTube reply video

    but you didn’t see the point (the procedure is repeated until it gets a sound’s duration and only after that the sound will be started. it will take max 0.1 sec). and no, your puzzles won’t work as you wish.

    You now have three options: think and use logic to create a universal procedure to play your sounds (everything you need is in that example); hire somebody to do the job; wait for the grass to grow.

    Improved variant of puzzles. Logic is really simple.

    https://youtu.be/nQyCq4eEzqQ

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    2024-11-25 at 3:18 am #79064
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    HI KDV：Thank you for your patient reply. I have carefully reviewed your puzzle and implemented it in my project, but there is one issue that prevents me from achieving the final goal. If an audio is reloaded and replaced during playback, that is, when the duration changes, the after duration second timer needs to be reset and restarted. However, when the after second timer starts, the variable duration inside will not update or change. This means that the lack of an ended feature has led to a series of new issues and an increase in code volume. My puzzle is as follows

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    2024-11-25 at 1:42 pm #79074
    kdv
    Participant
    nsxdjx wrote:

    second timer needs to be reset and restarted

    Repalce this puzzle by this puzzle

    https://youtu.be/IjT4VnxrBtQ

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    2024-11-25 at 1:52 pm #79075
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    HI KDV：Can you share your puzzle and see where the remove timer has been added。

    2024-11-25 at 1:59 pm #79076
    kdv
    Participant

    the “remove timer” puzzle was not used (it’s not needed). just replace the “after” puzzle with the “set timer” puzzle.

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    2024-11-25 at 2:15 pm #79077
    nsxdjx
    Participant

    The problem has been solved, thank you kdv

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