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It works! Thank you. My students are very excited.
Another question...
How do we combine 10 buttons into 1? (We have a zoo background with 10 turtles
moving around as various animals at the zoo. We tried t1, t2, t3, etc... in
the same command but it only works with 3 turtles not all of them.
Thanks again for your help, Kathy Basovsky Brookside School Westwood, NJ
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Subject: Re: MIA, Ask an Expert: include sounds using a procedure[Scanned]
Hi!
You mean... how do I "play" a sound, or how do I "import" a sound?
Let me guess. Import a sound using Import Sound from the sound menu.
I suggest you check "Embed in project".
This will create a sound icon on your page. If the name of this
object contains spaces, or if you want to give it a cute name, right
click on the thing and choose Edit. Edit the name.
The name is a command that will play the sound. For example, if the
sound name is BEDANG, you can use that word in the following ways:
to test1
fd 50
bedang
fd 50
end
to test2
fd 50
launch [bedang]
fd 50
end
to test3
t1, clickon
launch [bedang]
waituntil [done? [bedang]]
t1, clickoff
end
Alain Tougas
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