Problem calling function to another script

k-storm-studio-ltd

I did it already many times but something went wrong and I can't figure out what.

var soundPlayer = load("res://extentions/audioplayer/AudioPlayer.gd").new()

#inside the function soundPlayer.PlaySound("res://characters/anonymous/playersounds/jump1.ogg")

#Inside the proper GD script

func PlaySound(soundres): var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new() self.add_child(audioplayer) audioplayer.player = (soundres) audioplayer.MIX_TARGET_STEREO audioplayer.play()

k-storm-studio-ltd

I was trying even using this code and it doesn't play Any advice?

func _ready(): var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new() var new_track = load("res://characters/anonymous/playersounds/jump1.ogg") self.add_child(audioplayer) audioplayer.set_stream(new_track) #audioplayer.MIX_TARGET_STEREO audioplayer.play()

k-storm-studio-ltd

Now I have this code without error but it doesn't produce any sound:

First script in a scene var soundPlayer = load("res://extentions/audioplayer/DynamicAudioPlayer.gd").new() soundPlayer.PlaySound("res://characters/anonymous/playersounds/jump1.ogg")

Second script is just a GD script func PlaySound(soundres): var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new() self.add_child(audioplayer) audioplayer.stream = load(soundres) audioplayer.play()

k-storm-studio-ltd

anyone please?

TwistedTwigleg

Are you getting any errors in the Godot console? Have you confirmed that the sound file exists at the given path? Finally, do you know whether the PlaySound function is being successfully called from the first script?

I would suggest changing the PlaySound function to the following:

func PlaySound(soundres):
	var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new()
	self.add_child(audioplayer)
	print ("Audioplayer added to scene")
	var sound_file_resource = load(soundres)
	print ("Sound: ", sound_file_resource)
	audioplayer.stream = sound_file_resource
	audioplayer.play()
	print ("Audio told to play \n")

With the code above, it may be easier to see what is going on thanks to the print statements.

k-storm-studio-ltd

@TwistedTwigleg said: Are you getting any errors in the Godot console? Have you confirmed that the sound file exists at the given path? Finally, do you know whether the PlaySound function is being successfully called from the first script?

I would suggest changing the PlaySound function to the following:
func PlaySound(soundres):
	var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new()
	self.add_child(audioplayer)
	print ("Audioplayer added to scene")
	var sound_file_resource = load(soundres)
	print ("Sound: ", sound_file_resource)
	audioplayer.stream = sound_file_resource
	audioplayer.play()
	print ("Audio told to play \n")
With the code above, it may be easier to see what is going on thanks to the print statements.

It doesn't work . I'm not gonna get any errors. Everything works but it doesn't produce any sounds. At the moment I have to create an AudioPlayer for each node, not so many (player script, enemy script, items script) and copy those line code

TwistedTwigleg

Are all of the print statements showing up? Can you please share a screenshot or copy-paste the output from the print statements?

If the print statements are not showing up, then the issue is likely that the PlaySound function is not being called. If the print statements do show up, then its a matter of further debugging.

k-storm-studio-ltd

The print statement work. My doubt is about the other script. Basically I'm calling a function from another script, not a scene. I have the player scene with his script that needs to call a function from another GD script

TwistedTwigleg

Well, I would look to see if that code is being triggered correctly. The key to calling functions/code from another script is having the correct reference to the node you want to call. I would offer better advice or suggestions, but I'm not really sure what to suggest here.

k-storm-studio-ltd

Ok, here I have the Character Scene + his GD script. Inside this script there is a call to another script which is the AudioPlater.GD script. Inside this script there a function that has to play any sound

func PlaySound(soundres): var audioplayer = AudioStreamPlayer.new() self.add_child(audioplayer) print ("Audioplayer added to scene") var sound_file_resource = load(soundres) print ("Sound: ", sound_file_resource) audioplayer.stream = sound_file_resource audioplayer.play() print ("Audio told to play \n")

but it is mute.