How to play the sound only when the moving mesh?

[Alex10]

How to make the appearance of a sound only when the moving mesh. I want to move the mesh only arrows. 

If I write "autoplay:true" the music plays regardless of the movement of the mesh. 

var ms = new BABYLON.Sound("Violons", "sounds/violons11.wav", scene, null, {     loop: true, autoplay: true }); ms.attachToMesh(box);

If I write "autoplay:false" the music is not playing regardless of the movement of the mesh. 

 

Example:

http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#7JOOL#9

[Dad72]

Hello,

 

var ms = new BABYLON.Sound("Violons", "sounds/violons11.wav", scene, null, {

     loop: true, autoplay: true

 });

 ms.attachToMesh(box);

ms.stop();

 

use ms.play() when the movement of the mesh. 

[Alex10]

I know.
But if I set "autoplay: true" then the sound is played  immediately after loading the scene without moving mesh.

See the example http://www.babylonjs...nd.com/#7JOOL#9

[Dad72]

It works like this:

var ms = new BABYLON.Sound("Violons", "sounds/violons11.wav", scene,	function () {	    ms.stop();	},{ loop: true, autoplay: true });

[davrous]

I don't get it. If you need to play a sound only when you're moving the mesh associated to it, set autoplay to false and call the play method when you're moving it and stop or pause method when you're stopping moving it. 

 

autoplay is logically playing the sound automatically. ;-)

 

Did I miss something?

 

David

[Alex10]

If I assign on event keyUp start playing sound and hold down key, at the same time then start again a lot of sounds again and again.
http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#7JOOL#10

Therefore, I ask, is it possible to do so when moving mesh was played sound?
 

[davrous]

Ok, I think, you'd like to do that: http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#7JOOL#12