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[Bug] Pitch changes only after a sound starts again.

Open adazem009 opened this issue 5 years ago • 4 comments

I'm creating a game where a car engine sound plays. There's a pitch effect based on the car speed. The pitch effect changes only after the sound stops and starts again.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create a forever loop with any sound.
  2. Create another forever loop with "change [pitch] effect by (0.25)".
  3. Run these loops simultaneously.

Try this both in vanilla Scratch and forkphorus.

Debug information (I don't want to include the link because it's an unshared project and I don't want anyone to see it yet. I'll share a project which reproduces the bug if it's necessary.) Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/84.0.4300.0 Iron Safari/537.36

adazem009 avatar Sep 20 '20 14:09 adazem009

try it in TurboWarp, maybe it should help

scratchusernamemrtbts avatar Sep 22 '20 14:09 scratchusernamemrtbts

try it in TurboWarp, maybe it should help

Hi. I tried it and it works. But I've got a question. Can we report bugs to forkphorus even when they're fixed in TurboWarp? Was forkphorus discontinued and replaced by TurboWarp?

adazem009 avatar Oct 05 '20 18:10 adazem009

Reporting bugs in forkphorus is still worthwhile. Oftentimes bugs are simple oversights that can be fixed with a couple lines of code. Anything that requires more than that is unlikely to be fixed by me right now as I focus on TurboWarp and other projects.

Fixing this bug in particular would probably require some (significant?) changes to how sounds are played.

GarboMuffin avatar Oct 06 '20 02:10 GarboMuffin

Reporting bugs in forkphorus is still worthwhile. Oftentimes bugs are simple oversights that can be fixed with a couple lines of code. Anything that requires more than that is unlikely to be fixed by me right now as I focus on TurboWarp and other projects.

Fixing this bug in particular would probably require some (significant?) changes to how sounds are played.

Ok, thanks.

adazem009 avatar Oct 06 '20 04:10 adazem009