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Similar to displaying images, Before you can play an audio file, you must preload it and assign it to a label:
function preload() {
this.load.audio('sound', 'sound.mp3')
}
For images we used this.load.image()
, here we use this.load.audio()
.
Once this is done, we can use the sound into our create() or update() functions:
this.sound.add('sound')
This will get you back an object. It’s important to assign it to a variable:
const sound = this.sound.add('sound')
Because later, when we want, we’ll call the play()
method on it:
sound.play()
You can combine this with mouse events, for example, to play a sound when an item is clicked or hovered.
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