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    Fading Out Samples

    I seem to recall seeing an option to fade in or out a sample upon a certain event. Of course, I could do this very easily with a 3rd party audio editor, but what if I want, for instance, level music to fade out after death or completion?

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    You can easily code your own fade out effect.
    1-play a sample on a specific channel
    2-create a deactivated group of events called fade out or whatever
    and add this line in it: always (or every n 1/100 seconds) set channel 0 volume to channel 0 volume - 5
    3-activate it when you want the music to fade

    Just an example, tweak it and work from there, cheers.

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    you know, I actually thought of doing something exactly like that! I just thought there was a simpler method. cheers :P

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