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Turns looping on or off for an audio channel.
Note: When looping is turned on, any audio file that plays in that channel will restart automatically when it reaches the end.
Note: Looping only works using local files, and will not work with an audio file from a web address.
(number) The audio channel to change:
|
CONSTANT |
VALUE |
DESCRIPTION |
|
CHANNEL_BACKGROUND |
5 |
Background audio channel. |
|
CHANNEL_EFFECTS |
0 |
Effects channel (used for mouse over, down, and click sounds). |
|
CHANNEL_NARRATION |
6 |
Narration channel (used for voice overs). |
|
CHANNEL_USER1 |
1 |
User channel 1. |
|
CHANNEL_USER2 |
2 |
User channel 2. |
|
CHANNEL_USER3 |
3 |
User channel 3. |
|
CHANNEL_USER4 |
4 |
User channel 4. |
|
CHANNEL_ALL |
-3 |
All audio channels. |
(boolean) Whether to make the audio file loop when it reaches the end:
Note: Looping only works using local files, and will not work with an audio file from a web address.
|
VALUE |
DESCRIPTION |
|
true |
Loop. (Default) |
|
false |
Don't loop. |
Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.
See also: Related Actions