[squeakland] Re: Two etoys questions
Steve Thomas
sthomas1 at gosargon.com
Mon Mar 1 13:01:24 EST 2010
*To play a Sound only once:*
1. Create a variable (ex:SoundPlayed) and change its type type to
Boolean.
2. Simply set the Boolean to True right after you Play the sound.
3. Then have a test in the script to see if the sound has been played
already.
4. NOTE: If this is in a book, and you want the Sound to be played once
each time the page is visited (ie: if they go back you want to ensure the
same experience) you can
1. Open the Page Viewer and create a script
2. In the script set the variable SoundPlayed to false
3. Set the script to run when "opened"
*To embed Text inside a Sketch:*
1. From the Sketch's Halo, click on the Menu icon
2. Check "accept drops"
3. Drag text onto the Sketch using the "Pick Up" icon (the one to the
right of the Menu icon
Don't get tired (may get too busy, but not tired). That said it is probably
a good idea to send to the list as if you have a question, there are
probably a lot of other people around with the same question.
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 12:48 PM, Christine wrote:
> Hi Steve and Randy, I was hoping you could help me with a few other
> questions.
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> Is it possible to play a sound ONCE instead of lots? I’ve only done the
> sound when something overlaps something else, which means it’s making a
> racket until the object gets moved and no longer overlaps. I’m assuming
> there is another way, but I can’t seem to figure it out.
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> Second, is it possible to have typed text be part of a drawn object? I know
> I can handwrite into a drawing, but I’d like it to look nicer. When I type
> text, it is a separate object from a drawn image.
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> Hope this makes sense. Thanks for your help. If you get tired of these
> questions, I’ll send them out to the larger squeak etoys community!
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> Christine
>
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