[McLightning34]

hi i'm trying to make an app. like nshaver.
it will fade between two sound by the accelerometer data.
while rotating phone down it will fade another sound and it will play it and then when rotate phone to up it will fade to other sound.
i tried to make it with set_volume() function but it's not worked
there is my code:

v=0
def read_xyz(x,y,z):
    global v
    if(y <= -10):
        v=v+2
    if(y >= 30):
        v=v-30
    set_volume(v)

axyz.connect(read_xyz)

i tried to control the volume with accelerometer but it's not worked as i said.
if i can control the volume with accelerometer then i can make a fade effect between to sound
please help me

sorry for my english

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by McLightning34

set_volume(v)

You need to apply that to an object.

Suppose,

s=audio.Sound.open("C:\\s.mp3")
s.set_volume(v)

Hope that helps

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[McLightning34]

thanks for the helping about set_volume function it's working now
but i wanna ask something more about python syntax it's not enough significant to write a new topic.
is there anything in python programming like "wait(1)" to add into the loopings.i was using acknex (3dgamestudio) game engine to make 3d games.and there was something to make timing in while function it was like this:

while(1)
{
.........
wait(1);
}

wait(time) function was setting the how much waits to run next function.
but there is nothing something like wait() in python.isn't making apps. slow?

sorry for my english

[gaba88]

hi
i am not sure but i think this article on timers will help you a bit.

EDIT: Have a look at the e32 module there are functions like ao_sleep which can help you more.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by McLightning34

wait(time) function was setting the how much waits to run next function.
but there is nothing something like wait() in python.isn't making apps. slow?

There is a wait statement.

import e32
while True:
    e32.ao_sleep(5)
    print "Hello"

The above code in loop waits for 5 seconds before printing.

Hope that helps,

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[McLightning34]

Originally Posted by croozeus

There is a wait statement.

import e32
while True:
    e32.ao_sleep(5)
    print "Hello"

The above code in loop waits for 5 seconds before printing.

Hope that helps,

Best Regards,
Croozeus

thank u very much

Originally Posted by gaba88

hi
i am not sure but i think this article on timers will help you a bit.

EDIT: Have a look at the e32 module there are functions like ao_sleep which can help you more.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

thank u very much too