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== Sound Finished, Now What? == | == Sound Finished, Now What? == | ||
− | After a sound file has finished playing, it will trigger an event. These events '''will not''' trigger | + | After a sound file has finished playing, it will trigger an event. These events '''will not''' trigger if you have used the <code>/splay stop</code> or <code>/splay skip</code> commands, regardless of the flags. |
The <code>ON MP3END, ON WAVEEND & ON MIDIEND</code> events will trigger for the <code>.mp3,.wma,.ogg</code>, the <code>.wav</code> & the <code>.mid</code> formats, respectively. The ''undocumented'' <code>ON SONGEND</code> event will trigger for any of these five formats. | The <code>ON MP3END, ON WAVEEND & ON MIDIEND</code> events will trigger for the <code>.mp3,.wma,.ogg</code>, the <code>.wav</code> & the <code>.mid</code> formats, respectively. The ''undocumented'' <code>ON SONGEND</code> event will trigger for any of these five formats. |