Make game over play BGM instead of ME?

[Luigi-like]

Is it possible to make the game over to play looping BGM instead of a ME? Is it possible with common events or do i need yet another script to add to my list?

Thanks to all future responses.

 

[Shaz]

class Scene_Gameover < Scene_Base
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------


# * Play Music on Game Over Screen


#--------------------------------------------------------------------------


def play_gameover_music


RPG::BGM.stop


RPG::BGS.stop


bgm = RPG::BGM.new(name, volume, pitch)


bgm.play


end


end

where name is the name of your audio file in the Audio\BGM folder (without the extension), and volume and pitch are the desired settings. Both default to 100, so if you don't want to change them, just leave them both out and only use the name.

 

[Luigi-like]

class Scene_Gameover < Scene_Base #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Play Music on Game Over Screen #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- def play_gameover_music RPG::BGM.stop RPG::BGS.stop bgm = RPG::BGM.new(name, volume, pitch) bgm.play endendwhere name is the name of your audio file in the Audio\BGM folder (without the extension), and volume and pitch are the desired settings. Both default to 100, so if you don't want to change them, just leave them both out and only use the name.

Bad news, The music i have has this character in it:' - ' So instead of searching for Theo-Jingle04 searches just the first part 'Theo' and comes up with an error

This is the error



This is my script screen



 highlited what i think is wrong with red 

I have the name right but i think it's the character: ' - ' that breaks it

Important Edit: I renamed the file and it pops up with this



BTW i use a test project before i use it in my actual project (for these reasons)

 

[Shaz]

You have drawn a box around the really important bit in that script call so I can't see what I need to see.


The file name has to be enclosed in quotation marks.


So

bgm = RPG::BGM.new("Theo-Jingle04", 100, 50)

And make sure you use RPG::BGM.new instead of RPG::AudioFile.new (I changed that but you'd obviously already copied it)

 

[Luigi-like]

You have drawn a box around the really important bit in that script call so I can't see what I need to see.

The file name has to be enclosed in quotation marks.

So

bgm = RPG::BGM.new("Theo-Jingle04", 100, 50)And make sure you use RPG::BGM.new instead of RPG::AudioFile.new (I changed that but you'd obviously already copied it)

IT WORKS, Thanks shaz! I'd say my problems here are done.   three thumbs up for you     

Edit: Lock the topic please.

 

[Shaz]

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