DOE: Sound Extension

[Gwydion]

So... I have a problem. The Sound Links do not trigger (the purple with white cleft ones) BUT if I drag and drop them into a note or onto a map they work. It's got me confused...

So, I just ran a test. If I turn sounds "off" in my option menu and try to trigger a sound link using the purple clef it does not work. However, if I drag the link into a Note and then trigger it from there it DOES trigger the sound even with sounds "off". So, I suspect that you have sounds turned off in your option menu and when you turn it back on it should work either from the purple clef or from a note/map entry. Now as to why that is the case, that is above my paygrade!

Hope that works for you.

[DoubleDanGaming]

So, is there any update on making this work with Mac?

[dulux-oz]

So, is there any update on making this work with Mac?

As far as I'm aware the issue lies in the fact the Syrinscape does not yet have its 3rd party Integration working on the Mac.

That, and I'm not sure if/how the URL-system the DOE: Sound uses works on a Mac.

So, short answer: No, not yet

[DoubleDanGaming]

As far as I'm aware the issue lies in the fact the Syrinscape does not yet have its 3rd party Integration working on the Mac.

That, and I'm not sure if/how the URL-system the DOE: Sound uses works on a Mac.

So, short answer: No, not yet

Pity. I'm having a lot of trouble getting things set up on the Windows version through VM. It works, but intuitive, it ain't.

On a completely unrelated note, your signature made me laugh. Well done.

[dulux-oz]

...your signature made me laugh. Well done.

You're one of the few who have said they understand it - yes, I'm a math geek

[DoubleDanGaming]

Same here.

For those who don't get it, the mathematical nonsense phrase "√(-1) 2^3 Σ Π" is broken down like this:

√(-1), or 'the square root of negative 1' is depicted by the letter i.
2^3 means '2 to the power of 3', or '2 cubed'. This means 2*2*2, or 8.
Σ has different meanings depending on context, but in this usage essentially means 'the sum of', or 'the whole'.
Π is, of course, pi, that lovely little constant meaning the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

This can therefore also be rendered as:

i8ΣΠ, or "I ate the whole pie".

Nerd humor. Get used to it.

[Erin Righ]

I read it as "i 8 sum pi"

[DoubleDanGaming]

I read it as "i 8 sum pi"

Oh. Haha, yeah, that'll work too. I just read it from the context I'm more familiar with.

[dulux-oz]

Oh. Haha, yeah, that'll work too. I just read it from the context I'm more familiar with.

Either's good

[LordEntrails]

I always started with "imagine" but couldn't get the 2 cubed. NowI know, and I'm dangerous!