playing Audio on key frames

[boyofgreen 7]

Hi,

  I'm working on a project where I have a timeline. The visual part is quite easy because I keep an external array of key frame to push into my aimations.  I'd like to do the same thing with the sound files, so if I user decides they want to play a sound 2 seconds into the scene, I can time it right with the animations.  Currently, I'm maintaining an external array, and an external frame counter, that looks like this:
 

var keyFrame = 0;


timer = setInterval(collectData, 500 / kps); //keys per second


var collectData = function(){
    if(isRecording === true){
    var character = {};
   character.keyFrame = keyIndex;
   character.x = currentCharacter.plane.position.x;
   character.y = currentCharacter.plane.position.y;
 //  currentCharacter.characterPath.push(character);
 currentCharacter.characterPath[keyIndex] = character;  //these paths are pushed into Babylon animations
    }
   keyIndex++;
   
};

for audio, I am basically keeping a separate array with code that does something like this:

var soundArray = [...];
 scene.registerBeforeRender(function(){
//check to see if the keyIndex is mateches any of the frames
soundArray.forEach(function(el){

if(frame === keyIndex){
sound.play()
}

})

 });

 

my question, is there any more efficient way to have the scene play the sound, rather than managing it externally?

 

 

[Deltakosh 4315]

This question is definitely for @davrous:)

[boyofgreen 7]

Unless there is a better suggestion, I think I found the answer:

http://doc.babylonjs.com/tutorials/Animations#attach-events-to-animations

looks like I can add events to the animation that will fire the audio.  I' open to better ideas if there are any.

[Deltakosh 4315]

You nailed it!