Detect when an music end.

[Aldeia]

Hello guys, have a question here, is possible to detect when a song end?, i mean in warcraft 3 are standart music that are automaticaly changed when one end, so is there a way to detect when a track end?

 

[Warseeker]

What do you mean exactly ? If you want to see how much a song takes!? Check out the World Editor/ Song Editor.

Edit : Example : Human01, Human02... Orc01, Orc02!

 

[Bribe]

What do you want to do when the tracks end?

 

[jonhysone]

Hello guys, have a question here, is possible to detect when a song end?

It is possible by launching a countdown timer once the music starts (That's if you play the music manually). The music list of Warcraft (If you don't play any) is totally random. (Afaik)
But notice that you can always clear music list :

• Sound - Clear the music list

And you can always use your own list and play music according to your own selection.

You should, by the way, stop the default music list entirely by this :

• Music stopper
  • Events
    • Time - Elapsed game time is 0.00 seconds
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Sound - Stop music After fading
    • Sound - Stop the currently playing music theme
    • Sound - Clear the music list

 

[TKF]

You can create a custom music list using this:
call SetMapMusicRandomBJ( "Sound\\Music\\mp3Music\\PursuitTheme.mp3;ImportedMusic\\IntensityTheme.mp3")

Different songs is seperated by ;
This example shows a limited amount of ingame music and also your own custom imported music as long its mp3 format.

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As for detecting when a music ends is kinda hardcoded afaik and I don't know its possible with jass or triggers to detect exactly when it ends.

But maybe you can can use the GetLastPlayedMusic function running with periodic timer quite often to check approximately WHEN last played music ends and begins playing a new one. I haven't tried this but it should return a different string when it changes music by itself. This is the only method I can figure out is the closest. (I haven't tested this myself yet, so I don't know if this works.)

 

[jonhysone]

You can create a custom music list using this:
call SetMapMusicRandomBJ( "Sound\\Music\\mp3Music\\PursuitTheme.mp3;ImportedMusic\\IntensityTheme.mp3")

Different songs is seperated by ;
This example shows a limited amount of ingame music and also your own custom imported music as long its mp3 format.

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As for detecting when a music ends is kinda hardcoded afaik and I don't know its possible with jass or triggers to detect exactly when it ends.

But maybe you can can use the GetLastPlayedMusic function running with periodic timer quite often to check approximately WHEN last played music ends and begins playing a new one. I haven't tried this but it should return a different string when it changes music by itself. This is the only method I can figure out is the closest. (I haven't tested this myself yet, so I don't know if this works.)

That won't detect the last played music by default.

Look :

 

[Aldeia]

Thanks for answering me guys/

 

[Zwiebelchen]

If you are using sounds instead of music, you can also use GetSoundIsPlaying.

 

[Arad MNK]

If you are using sounds instead of music, you can also use GetSoundIsPlaying.

Using sounds won't effect when the User/Player sets the Music to off. For having such a system to turn on/off sounds, you will need some knowledge of Indexes and Timers.

I remember I once made a GUI Music System for someone, if I remember where it was...

EDIT: Found it.

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/world-editor-help-zone-98/multiple-custom-music-269207/

 

[Aldeia]

You can create a custom music list using this:
call SetMapMusicRandomBJ( "Sound\\Music\\mp3Music\\PursuitTheme.mp3;ImportedMusic\\IntensityTheme.mp3")

Different songs is seperated by ;
This example shows a limited amount of ingame music and also your own custom imported music as long its mp3 format.

_________

As for detecting when a music ends is kinda hardcoded afaik and I don't know its possible with jass or triggers to detect exactly when it ends.

But maybe you can can use the GetLastPlayedMusic function running with periodic timer quite often to check approximately WHEN last played music ends and begins playing a new one. I haven't tried this but it should return a different string when it changes music by itself. This is the only method I can figure out is the closest. (I haven't tested this myself yet, so I don't know if this works.)

That Solved my problem Thanks