Why does this code work but not the other way Playing Music.

Scripting Issues
1

Hey, I was trying to add some game varitables but for some reason one way works but not the other way.

        if self.GameVaritabls[6] != "None":
          self.LogonScreenBackGround = loader.loadSfx("Music\Space_(by_Noriko_Matsueda).ogg")
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.play()
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.setLoopCount(0)
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.setVolume(float(self.GameVaritabls[7]))

This one works but this other one doesnt.

        if self.GameVaritabls[6] != "None":
          self.LogonScreenBackGround = loader.loadSfx(str(self.GameVaritabls[6]))
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.play()
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.setLoopCount(0)
          self.LogonScreenBackGround.setVolume(float(self.GameVaritabls[7]))

:audio(error): createSound(“Music\Space_(by_Noriko_Matsueda).ogg”
): File not found.

O.o;?

2

I have no idea what’s stored in your variable, but remember that in Panda you should use the forward slash ("/") and not the backslash ("") to separate directory components.

David

3

I know I tried both ways to check. Um I read a file, put the file lines into a list and then called that list number. Actully that error says whats inside the variable or what I have in there is:

Build06052009
0.596491217613
1
0
800
600
"Music\Space_(by_Noriko_Matsueda).ogg"
0.259892404079

Hmm after thinking about it a little more I for got about the \n that is added at the end when you make a new line.

4

maybe you shouldnt use the quotes in your file? because there are no quotes in eg. Build06052009, so why should they be in your path?

5

quote are added automatically is you print out variables so you see those are strings and not something else. btw. what’s the point in reviving an thread for no reason?