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Compiler Error After Adding Audio [RESOLVED]

by Randy Lutcavich · in Torque X 2D · 09/07/2009 (7:19 am) · 23 replies

I'm attempting to add audio to my game. To start I just followed John's tutorial in chapter 15.

Everything seemed to go well but I am getting a compiler error that stops the game from running successfully.

Error 1 The command "if "x86"=="x86" "C:UsersRandyDocumentsVisual Studio 2008ProjectsDots 1.0Dots 1.0Gamebinx86DebugStarterGame2D.exe" -exportschema "C:UsersRandyDocumentsVisual Studio 2008ProjectsDots 1.0Dots 1.0Gamemyschema.txschema"
" exited with code -532459699. Game


Has anyone else gotten this before?
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Associate John Kanalakis
EnvyGames
#21
09/08/2009 (12:17 am)
Yes, Engine is a property of TorqueGame. But, your Game class has a public instance accessor... so, you can use that anywhere.
public void myMethodInSomeClass
{
   Game.Instance.Engine.SFXDevice()
}
And, you can also make your _backgroundCue public (or even better, expose it with an accessor method.
public Cue MyCue
{
   get{ return _backgroundCue; }
}
And, then call it...
public void myMethodInSomeClass
{
   Game.Instance.MyCue.Play();
}
That should do it.

John K.
www.envygames.com

Torque Owner Randy Lutcavich
#22
09/08/2009 (1:09 am)
Thanks again, I got that working by just setting up the cues and sound banks in Game and then just calling a method in Game to play them.

Does anyone know how to restart a sound clip? Or maybe loop it?

Associate John Kanalakis
EnvyGames
#23
09/08/2009 (2:15 am)
To restart, you need to stop the Cue and then Play again. To make a sound loop automatically, go into XACT3 and set the Cue properties to Loop Enabled.

John K.
www.envygames.com
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