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When I press the space bar, I want to play a sound, but variating to 3 sound, I dont want to make the player always to do the same sound when hes jumping.

Use this code on key down:

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myvar=rand(3)
if (myvar=1)PlaySound("my_sound_1", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);
if (myvar=2)PlaySound("my_sound_2", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);
if (myvar=3)PlaySound("my_sound_3", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);

If you want a random noise, that is. Otherwise, use this, which will play three sounds in "order":

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if (myvar=1)PlaySound("my_sound_1", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);
if (myvar=2)PlaySound("my_sound_2", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);
if (myvar=3)PlaySound("my_sound_3", 1.000000, 1, 0.000000);
myvar++;
if (myvar=4) myvar=1;

HTHs

[Edit: Feel free to correct my code if it's incorrect, anyone]

Don't use if(myvar=1) .... //put the 1 in myvar
Use: if(myvar == 1) ... //Compares myvar to 1

I alredy knew that Makslane, but tanx anyway...

makslane wrote:Don't use if(myvar=1) .... //put the 1 in myvar
Use: if(myvar == 1) ... //Compares myvar to 1

Huh? What's this do differently? I didn't have any problems when I tested it...
Thanks for helping, I am really trying to learn better script!

When you use if (var == 1) you are telling GE to check if var is equal to one. When you do (var = 1) you are telling GE to make var equal to one. It might work, but it might leave you with a nasty bug...

its because when you use '=' it normaly does nothing, its like its going to set something to a number, but ant because of "if(" and ")"

so I greatly recemend to use ' =='.

I know a bit about it, I read a C++ manual(but I couldn't be bothered finishing it )