entityjs 0.2.2

data/examples/sounds/sounds.js

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+/*
+This demo works in all 5 browsers. Even IE9.
+
+This example shows how you can play sound effects in the browser.
+Because not every browser all supports one codec you will need TWO
+sound codecs in your game. Of course you only want to load one file type.
+
+First you must get the currently supported sound codec.
+Then load that specific codec of sound. Look at re.load()
+*/
+re.ready(function(){
+	
+	//no need to start rendering. Nothing to show
+	//re.sys.init('#canvas').start();
+	
+	//find supported codec
+	var codec = re.support('ogg', 'mp3');
+	
+	console.log('Codec supported '+codec);
+	
+	//only load sound with the supported codec!
+	re.load('sound1.'+codec)
+	.complete(function(){
+		
+		console.log('complete');
+		
+		//when sounds are loaded they are all given a special prefix
+		//this lets you run the program normally without using re.support() everywhere
+		s1 = re.e('sound sound1.sfx'); //could use sound1.ogg
+		
+		re.e('keyboard')
+		.addSignal('keyup:x', function(){
+			//play sound 1
+			s1.play();
+		})
+		.addSignal('keyup:z', function(){
+			//call sound directly
+			re.c('sound1.sfx').sound.play();
+		});
+		
+	});
+	
+	
+});