Sound issue in Fusion 2.5 or Fusion 3.0

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    This is the first time I ask about Fusion 3.0 and about the sound in fusion. I experience some drowning of sound when I play my game. Plus, the sound stops and the last sound you hear is very high in volume and indistinct in sound! I have also tried playing on each channel with a counter is add 1 to each collision. Same result...

    My game is based on Custom Bouncing Ball Movement example from clickstore. I add a paddle and some bricks. How would you add any sound during that example?

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    It sounds like you're playing the same sound continuously and not just once.

    You either need to include a sound with a collision event, or set and reset a value. (A collision event only triggers once. An overlap event will trigger continuously, so if your sound is set on an overlap event, it will continuously play.)

    For example:

    If ball collides with the paddle, set value_sound = 1;

    If (value_sound = 1) then play a sound and set value_sound = 0 (so it doesn't play again).

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    As already suggested, you have to set a flag in order to avoid sound repetition.

    One way could be to use a flag on the ball object, say "sound_paddle_played".

    Initially is set to false.

    When a ball hits the paddle: if that flag is false, play the sound and set the flag to true.

    This way the sound will be played only once.

    When a ball hits the scenery, for example a wall or the ceiling, then set that flag to false again.

    This way every ball that hits the paddle will trigger the sound only once, and after hit the scenery, it will be ready again to play the sound by hitting the paddle the next time.

    I hope it makes sense for you.

    Take care,

    Sergio

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