Background Ambience

Nothing too complex, again, really just something to help get myself back into the feel of it.

Code:

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START SETR sd0,d0; d0 is the number of frames between each sfx
 RNDR sd1,d1; d1 is the number of different sfx - 1
 ADDR sd1,d2; d2 is the number of the first sfx
 PLAYSOUNDR sd1; Be sure all of the sfx you want are in range!
WAIT WAITFRAME
 SUBV sd0,1
 COMPAREV sd0,0
 GOTOTRUE START
 GOTOFALSE WAIT

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Instructions are in the code's comments. Be sure that all of the sfx you want to use are in range with each other. What do I mean by this? If say, the room is one full of birds, and you want bird tweets to be playing everywhere. If you have 3 different bird tweets, and you set the first one as 60, then the other 2 must be 61 and 62.

So it plays a set of sound effects in a row with a certain gap between them?

I like that people are thinking of these sorts of flourishes for their quests.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Joe123

So it plays a set of sound effects in a row with a certain gap between them?

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It doesn't play them in a row, it plays a random one out of the "range" you set. It's purely cosmetic, sure, but it can add a nice feel if you use it properly (for example, Owl Hoots and Wolf Howls in the background in Night scenes). It's no Z3 Freescroll, but it works.