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Different audio files in the same passage
Hello,
A story I am working on has a passage that opens with the sound of thunder - meaning that as soon as the passage is loaded, it also loads the respective mp3.
Here is the code (just in case). It's the very first line of that passage.
It would be nice, however, if after the thunder, players could still hear a continuous faint sound of rain, to convey the idea that they are inside a room, but outside it is raining very heavily.
Is this possible, and how would you suggest to do that without forcing the user to load really long (big) audio files?
I am working with Harlowe, Twine 2.
A story I am working on has a passage that opens with the sound of thunder - meaning that as soon as the passage is loaded, it also loads the respective mp3.
Here is the code (just in case). It's the very first line of that passage.
<audio autoplay> <source src="[path edited to make it shorter]thunder.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" /> </audio>
It would be nice, however, if after the thunder, players could still hear a continuous faint sound of rain, to convey the idea that they are inside a room, but outside it is raining very heavily.
Is this possible, and how would you suggest to do that without forcing the user to load really long (big) audio files?
I am working with Harlowe, Twine 2.
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I'm not at the machine I normally test Twine code on, but something like the following should work:
This would have the "thunder" audio looping though...
So would you suggest that I put together a longer file that starts with a thunder, than have some rain, and let it loop?
Thank you! This is easier than I thought.