On 10/02/2005, at 7:09 PM, Frank Condello wrote:
Like I mentioned in a previous post, declares+libmikmod wouldn't be
too difficult to get going. I realize you're a relative newbie but
that could be a good learning exercise :)
Then again, if you grab my FMOD Wrappers:
<http://developer.chaoticbox.com/> it can be as simple as this (error
checking aside):
f = GetFolderItem("mymusic.mod")
myMusic = f.OpenAsFMODmusic
myMusic.Play
Full documentation is available online:
<http://developer.chaoticbox.com/documentation/fmodwrappers/>, check
out the "Installation & Quickstart" and "FMODmusic Class" sections for
more info.
Of course, you have to make sure FMOD's licensing fits your needs, but
it's free for freeware, and I personally find the shareware licenses
to be extremely reasonable, considering you get the same audio engine
used in the likes of World of Warcraft and FarCry.
Frank.
OK, it looks like I have set that up properly so far, I have declared a
property: BGMusic as FMODmusic in my main window (as it says to do in
the documentation of the wrappers), and my code in the open event of
the window is:
Dim f as FolderItem
f = GetFolderItem("deloreandriller.mod")
BGMusic = f.OpenAsFMODMusic
BGMusic.Play
But, when I try to run the program, I get this error:
Application Launch Failure:
The application "My Application" could not be launched because of a
shared library error: "<main><main><fmod><>"
The compiling seems to be done with no errors, so I assume it isn't my
code that is wrong, but the error occurs when the application is trying
to launch.
Any ideas?
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