Adding Sound to a Object when it is clicked. (URGENT!!!)

DannyM220

Okay Guys! So, basically I want to be able to incorporate a 'Ding' sound using the minim library that is played every time the Target is hit, which in this case is our Saucer.png. The problem is not with registering a click on the saucer but rather being able to incorporate the code necessary so when the Target is hit, it will play the sound and then continue to do so everytime it is hit

Here is my code: import ddf.minim.*; int rad = 60; // Width of the shape float xpos, ypos; // Starting position of shape
float xspeed = 2.0; // Speed of the shape float yspeed = 2.0; // Speed of the shape
int xdirection = 1; // Left or Right int ydirection = 1; // Top to Bottom int score=0; //Inital score int lives=5; //Number of lives you start with boolean lost=false; //Have you lost yet?
int speed=1;
PImage bg; PImage Target; int y; AudioPlayer player; Minim minim;

void setup() 
{
  size(736,460);
  minim = new Minim(this);
  fill(255,255,255);
  noStroke();
  frameRate(60);
  Target = loadImage("Saucer (1).png");
  xpos = width/2;                                 // Set the starting position of the shape
  ypos = height/2;
  bg = loadImage("space 2.jpg");                  //Load Image (jpg,png,gif)
  player = minim.loadFile("Song 1.mp3");          //Load Audio File (mp3,wav)
  player.loop();

}

void draw() 
{
  background(bg);
  image(Target,xpos,ypos,60,60);
  xpos = xpos + ( xspeed * xdirection );         // Update the position of the shape
  ypos = ypos + ( yspeed * ydirection );


  if (xpos > width-rad || xpos < rad) {          // Test to see if the shape exceeds the boundaries of the screen
                                                 // If it does, reverse its direction by multiplying by -1
    xdirection *= -1; 
  }
  if (ypos > height-rad || ypos < rad) {
    ydirection *= -1;
  }
  text("score = "+score,10,10);                     //Print the score on the screen
  text("lives = "+lives,width-80,10);               //Print remaining lives
  if (lives<=0)                                     //Check to see if you lost
  {
    textSize(50);
    text("Click to Restart", 450,200);
    noLoop();                                       //Stop looping at the end of the draw function
    lost=true;
    textSize(13);
  }
}
void mousePressed()                                 //Runs whenever the mouse is pressed
{
  if (dist(mouseX, mouseY, xpos, ypos)<=rad)        //Did we hit the target?
  {
    score=score+speed;                              //Increase the speed
    speed=speed+1;                                  //Increase the Score
  }
  else                                              //We missed
  {
    if (speed<1)                                    //If speed is greater than 1 decrease the speed
    {
    speed=speed-1;
    }
    lives=lives-1;                                  //Take away one life
  }
  if (lost==true)                                   //If we lost the game, reset now and start over 
  {
    speed=1;                                        //Reset all variables to initial conditions
    lives=5;
    score=0;
    xpos=width/2;
    xdirection=1;
    lost=false;
    loop();                                         //Begin looping draw function again
  }
}

Thank you to everyone that can help me, feel free to give me code or modify the code above as well as provide links to reference pages!

koogs

Learn how to format the code.

And please don't post duplicates

https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/18860/how-to-get-a-sound-to-play-when-i-click-an-object

https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/18930/how-to-upload-image-for-the-ball-as-well-as-adding-a-sound-to-ball-everytime-it-s-clicked-urgent

DannyM220

Okay. What is exactly meant by formating the code?

DannyM220

Dw guys! i figured it out

koogs

you missed a bit

it needs, i think, a blank line before the first import

koogs

The problem is not with registering a click on the saucer but rather being able to incorporate the code necessary so when the Target is hit, it will play the sound and then continue to do so every time it is hit

load a file the same way you do with the song. called it ding. don't call loop on ding.

use ding.play() to play the sample. after line 46 or so.

to get it to continue, use ding.rewind() to move the audio cursor back to the start of the file.

DannyM220

void mousePressed()                                 
{
  if (dist(mouseX, mouseY, xpos, ypos)<=rad)  

And then place the code under here?

koogs

that's line 46, so yes 8)

that's checking distance between the mouse and the position and incrementing the score, i guess that's when you want to ding.

i think calling rewind() and then play() is safest - it won't matter the first time through that you are rewinding before playing but is necessary for later dings.