Play one sound per letter

Can you post a screenshot of the English version of Construct? I don't understand the language on your screenshot so it would be easier for me to help, sorry

Okay I found why my system don't work, len expression detects how much characters the typewriting text will have from the beginning, where it detects current lenght with the addon I use, I think Sizcoz method will work better on C3 then

Unfortunately, the sizcoz method is not suitable

The fact is that here, with different text lengths and the same seconds, it works either faster or slower. that is, if the text is different and the seconds are the same, it should reproduce with the same speed of sound but for much longer i.e.

12 characters - 12 times the sound

5 characters - 5 times the sound

and all this at the same speed no matter how many seconds it costs

but in this example from sizcoz he types different tex always with the same duration but either the sound is faster or slower

I either have to use the method that the developer himself gave me, although it also sometimes works poorly in some cases or ask the developer to add the action "print text at the speed of one letter" and add the condition "if the letter is writing" or something similar to this condition

Ok I found a method :

It uses 2 texts objects, "TextSample" which contains the full text, and "Dialog" which display the text character by character;

"Dialog" uses two variables : TypeSpeed, which is the typewritting speed, and TypeLen, which is used to check the progression of the typewritter;

In this example on Enter pressed, it repeats "the number of characters in TextSample" times this action:

Wait Dialog.TimeSpeed x Loopindex seconds, set Dialog text to "Self.TypeLen" numbers of characters from TextSample starting from the left, then add 1 to TypeLen, so during the first loop it will return the first character, second loop, two characters, etc;

The sub event check if the last character from the right in Dialog is a space or not, if not, it will play a sound;

Btw you can replace TextSample by a global variable to access it from anywhere in your project, and also give to Dialog a boolean to confirm it is currently typing to avoid any trigger problem

could you post the file of this example here?

I figured a better way to do it that give you more control on the typewriter effect, don't have my pc at the moment tho, I'll edit this post with the file link later today

drive.google.com/file/d/1DazY6HhNMJOGOgUGk5IGkUXWDaHinLI4/view

I detailed each conditions and actions, I also made two groups, one with the previous method which I don't recommand, and a second with the better method which allows you to fully control your text, have fun ~

(be sure to not have both groups enabled when testing otherwise it will break)

The fact is that here, with different text lengths and the same seconds, it works either faster or slower. that is, if the text is different and the seconds are the same, it should reproduce with the same speed of sound but for much longer i.e.

12 characters - 12 times the sound

5 characters - 5 times the sound

and all this at the same speed no matter how many seconds it costs

but in this example from sizcoz he types different tex always with the same duration but either the sound is faster or slower

If you're typewriting texts of different lengths with the same duration they ARE being written faster or slower. If you want to have a regular speed you should set the duration based on the length of the text...

Cheers!

Depends of what you call "a first time", you have to be more specific

Well, for the first time it worked, but the next text he doesn’t want to print after finishing printing the first text and pressing the "F" key

eg

"Oh, hi."

Then he should continue the dialogue after pressing "F" that is, new text

"Why are you so excited? What happened?"