maybe the login screen could hold your save data
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we just gotta compress the audio… a lot. maybe we can also make the song cut off somewhere and loop so it doesn’t restart weirdly.
I can prolly do that though i exported it on medium which is the most audacity can compress in the export menu
What’s the kpbs on it? You only need 96 or 128
145-185kbps
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Guys, I have an idea - audio files are kinda… “large,” so how bout we upload the music elsewhere and play it from a link rather than upload it into the project. This will help compress the file size…
EX:
link="https://forum.fighters.repl.co/TEST.mp3"; // This is the Link
async function playAudio() {
var audio=new Audio(link);
audio.type="audio/mp3";
await audio.play();
audio.addEventListener('ended', function(){
if(A===new Date().getSeconds()){
playAudio();
}
});
}
playAudio();
onEvent('update', function () {
window.A=new Date().getSeconds();
});
I had to use some online help to know how to run the audio in the project. But I don’t know if there’s a shortcut to loop the sound, so the method I used above might not be the best.
However, this will help reduce the file size for now
Audio I used in the example:
(made with beepbox)
Can we use GitHub instead? You just have to add ?raw at the end of the link
I didn’t try it with GitHub, so Idk if it works
But you can give it a try
Nice, I didn’t know that (will try it sometime)
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link="https://github.com/nuggetofwisdom/ForumFighters/raw/main/Jazz%20Improv%20No.%201.mp3"; // This is the Link
async function playAudio() {
var audio=new Audio(link);
audio.type="audio/mp3";
await audio.play();
audio.addEventListener('ended', function(){
if(A===new Date().getSeconds()){
playAudio();
}
});
}
playAudio();
onEvent('update', function () {
window.A=new Date().getSeconds();
});
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FFR 1.3.25 v24-26-2021_13-03-51.wick (577.2 KB)
I made it play the audio from the internet so now it’s back down to 600kb!
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where is the music? i can’t find or hear it.
edit:
new file: FFR 1.3.25 v24-26-2021_10-08-37.wick (577.2 KB)
the difference is where the character clip update is. look at picture.
i did it this way the first time and then someone put it after everything. their idea was good on paper because it’s fewer lines and less repetition, but the order does matter.
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How do i upload audio to github
Make a repo, then upload the audio to the repository
There’s only space for code
Instead of clicking make file click upload file
I tried putting the link in and it still doesnt work
Oh right click download on the audio file and then click copy link
I uploaded the file to github
when you stop the project, the music keeps playing…
oh yeah, what happened to the end of the song? i looked at the github file and at the end it has like 1 second of the beginning of the song but earrape