"CEngine.h"
class CEngine
{
public:
...
FSOUND_SAMPLE *bounce; // The bounce sound
...
};
"CEngine.cpp"
...
// Load the bounce sound
FSOUND_Sample_Load(0, "data/bounce.wav", FSOUND_LOOP_OFF, 0, 0);
...
"Main.cpp"
...
// Initialize FMOD
FSOUND_Init(44100, 32, 0);
...
if (Engine.keys[SDLK_SPACE])
{FSOUND_PlaySound(FSOUND_ALL, Engine.bounce);}
...
FSOUND_PlaySound() Problems
October 15, 2004 06:26 PM
I'm remaking my Pong game from last year and now I'm up to the sound part of it. Lemme give you my source code first:
100
October 15, 2004 08:12 PM
I don't know a lot about OOP but that code looks like it would work to me.
Have you tried debugging it?
Also set up error reporting eg
etc...
Have you tried debugging it?
Also set up error reporting eg
if(FSOUND_Init(44100, 32, 0) < 0){ printf("Error: %s",FSOUND_GetError() );}etc...
5,720
October 15, 2004 08:25 PM
Quote: Original post by Ekim_Gram"CEngine.cpp"...// Load the bounce soundFSOUND_Sample_Load(0, "data/bounce.wav", FSOUND_LOOP_OFF, 0, 0);...
Looks like you have a bad pointer problem, since you're not doing this:
bounce = FSOUND_Sample_Load(0, "data/bounce.wav", FSOUND_LOOP_OFF, 0, 0);Therefore when you call the play function, bounce isn't pointing to a valid sample. Unless you cut out the assignment statement in your above example for some reason...
Drew Sikora
Executive Producer
GameDev.net
October 15, 2004 08:38 PM
*DOH* how could I forget to do that. It's funny too because my font engine and the way I use SDL works exactly like that.
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