OsLoopSoundSlave
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| + | |description=Play the specified sound at the specified volume and loop it indefinitely. | ||
| + | This sound will be set as a slave sound. The playing of a slave sound will be synchronized to the playing of the same sound declared in another prim as the master sound.<br> | ||
| + | The sound parameter can be the UUID of a sound or the name of a sound that is in the inventory of the target prim. | ||
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osLoopSoundSlave(linknum, "c98100c4-6a2a-456c-a5ba-3cfdb5c14715", volume); | osLoopSoundSlave(linknum, "c98100c4-6a2a-456c-a5ba-3cfdb5c14715", volume); | ||
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| − | + | |additional_info=A prim can only have one active sound. The osLoopSoundSlave() function should refer to a different prim than the one that was defined as a master or it will remove the master sound and there will be no master sound to which the slave can be synchronized. | |
| − | + | This function was added in 0.9.0.1<br> | |
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| − | A prim can only have one active sound. The osLoopSoundSlave() function should refer to a different prim than the one that was defined as a master or it will remove the master sound and there will be no master sound to which the slave can be synchronized. | + | |
| − | This function was added in 0.9.0.1 | + | |
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Since 0.9.1 if target prim inventory does not contain the sound, the inventory of the prim containing the script calling this function is also checked | Since 0.9.1 if target prim inventory does not contain the sound, the inventory of the prim containing the script calling this function is also checked | ||
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osLoopSoundSlave(integer linknum, string sound, float volume)
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| Play the specified sound at the specified volume and loop it indefinitely.
This sound will be set as a slave sound. The playing of a slave sound will be synchronized to the playing of the same sound declared in another prim as the master sound. | |
| Threat Level | This function does not do a threat level check |
| Permissions | Use of this function is always allowed by default |
| Extra Delay | 0 seconds |
| Example(s) | |
osLoopSoundSlave(linknum, "c98100c4-6a2a-456c-a5ba-3cfdb5c14715", volume); osLoopSoundSlave(linknum, "Name of sound in prim inventory", volume); // // osPlaySoundSlave Script Example // Author: djphil // // Can be sound's name in object's inventory or the sound uuid string sound_master = "f4a0660f-5446-dea2-80b7-6482a082803c"; string sound_slave = "d7a9a565-a013-2a69-797d-5332baa1a947"; float volume = 1.0; integer switch; default { state_entry() { llPreloadSound(sound_master); llPreloadSound(sound_slave); llSay(PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "Touch to see osPlaySoundSlave usage."); } touch_start(integer number) { if (switch = !switch) { osLoopSoundMaster(1, sound_master, volume); osLoopSoundSlave(2, sound_slave, volume); } else { osStopSound(1); osStopSound(2); } } } | |
| Notes | |
| A prim can only have one active sound. The osLoopSoundSlave() function should refer to a different prim than the one that was defined as a master or it will remove the master sound and there will be no master sound to which the slave can be synchronized.
This function was added in 0.9.0.1 | |
See Also:
- osLoopSound
- osLoopSoundMaster
- osLoopSoundSlave
