LSL Wiki : llLoopSound

llLoopSound(string sound, float volume)

Loops sound indefinitely. sound is a UUID of a sound file, or the name of a sound file if the sound file is in task's inventory. volume is a float between 0 and 1 which defines the volume to play the sound at. If volume is > 1, it is set to 1.

llLoopSound can be stopped using llStopSound(). The volume of sounds started with llLoopSound or llPlaySound can be adjusted using llAdjustSoundVolume.

example script

//By James Benedek
//loop sound state on and off

default
{
        touch_start(integer num_detected)
        {
         llLoopSound("",1);//Put the sound file's name thats inside the object or the UUID in between the ""
         state loop;
        }
}
state loop
{
        touch_start(integer num_detected)
        {
         llStopSound();//this will stop the loop sound
         state default;
        }
}

Compare with llLoopSoundSlave.

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