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[Mac]

Hi,

I just found out that Game.PlaySound() doesn't work in our compiled game. When I run the game from Project Manager everything works fine, but not if compiled. Normally these things turned out to be directory problems in the package files but this time a simple

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Game.PlaySound("schnakenfalle.ogg");with the file in the root folder of our SoundFX package isn't even working.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance
Mac

[Mnemonic]

If you enable error logging for the compiled game, do you get any errors?

[Mac]

No. There are no errors in the log.

[Mnemonic]

I'm not able to replicate it It seems to work ok if I make a new package with a sound in the root.

[Mac]

I could upload a scene with a save game for you to test, where sound should be played but isn't. I got the size of the archive down to 75mb but it still would take some time to upload.

[Mnemonic]

That would be helpful, thanks. It will take even more time to download, because my connection is reduced to 128/128 until tomorrow.

[Mac]

Thanks again for your help. I found the bug. I did a sound fade to zero in a script and never set the volume back to 100%. By the way: I use "actor.StickToRegion()" in one scene. After visiting this scene my actor walks in front of everything. Is actor.StickToRegion() still active after I left the scene where I use it? And if so, how can I avoid it? actor.StickToRegion(null) or something?

Mac

[Mac]

I just found out that I have to use "actor.StickToRegion(null)" when leaving the scene. Now it works perfectly.

[Mnemonic]

It shouldn't be happening, though. I fixed it, thanks for pointing that out.