I always use apppath$
Printable View
I always use apppath$
I thought that all sound filters were included if you used that action in the latest build, but I could be wrong. If you are using an old build of MMF2 then I recommend you update.
Are your sounds files at apppath$... when you run your EXE?
If you are using external media elements you have to copy them over in your installer you can't just run the EXE.
Actually, I think he got it to work a few pages before :)
As some people mentions, it's better to use $Apppath rather than $Appdrive+$Appdir but to be really correct, those predefined variables end with trailing slashes on their own. By that reason, you should write Apppath$+"Data\Sound\Mysong.ogg"
It probably works anyway, but rätt ska vara rätt as we say :)
Yes Josh you are right, however it seems the fix doesn't work. [crazy] For some reason the tests worked although they should have failed, I don't understand what happened... I'll fix the fix in the next build.Quote:
I thought that all sound filters were included if you used that action in the latest build, but I could be wrong.
Yeah, i got it to work. But i had to uncheck the Automatic checkbox in the sound filters.