SOUND* name = "filename";

Parameters:

Remarks:

• Sound objects are permanently stored in memory and can be played or looped without initial delay. For large sounds to be streamed from a file, or sounds in other formats (such as .mp3) and stereo sounds use the media_play function.
• Use snd_create() for creating a sound at runtime. OpenAL sounds can not be statically defined, but must always be created with snd_createoal() or snd_createstream().
• Sine wave sounds created with "#nnn" are sampled in 16 bit with 44.1 kHz sample rate. They don't require a sound file and can be used as sound buffers for further manipulation with the snd_tune, snd_add, or snd_buffer functions.
• .ogg sounds are shorter in file length than .wav sounds, but take a little longer to load. For creating and editing sounds, a free sound editor like Audacity can be used.

Example:

SOUND* explo_snd = "explo.wav"; 

function main()
{
  snd_play(explo_snd,100,0);
}

See also: