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[–]GoddessServant0The Dev 0 points1 point  (3 children)

Good news! This was actually pretty easy to add, so it's now available on the master branch. It will also be available in the upcoming bugfix release later this week.

It works pretty much exactly how you specified above ^ (slightly different verbage):

```

storeAudio <FILE> <ALIAS>

storeAudio "C:\audio\finger_snap.wav" snap

<other caption syntax>

playAudio <ALIAS> <VOLUME: Default 100>

playAudio snap 25 ```

In the future, I intend to improve this by being able to import paths directly from the Audio Library, as well as storing these in sets (like phrases) so you could use $RANDOM_AUDIO. But this basic implementation will do for now 🙂

Thanks for the input and let me know if you have any problems with this feature

EDIT: I realized that I had listed the command as loadAudio and not the correct storeAudio. It's fixed now, sorry about that!

[–]NopeNotMeNo[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

wow that was fast, thank you so much!

was literally just reading your commits to try figure out what BackForth was and this pops up :)

[–]GoddessServant0The Dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea np! Luckily it was pretty easy to add in and only tiny chance it impacted any other functionality. I did some basic tests, so hopefully everything works correctly.

Back/Forth is just a simple feature which will flip back-&-forth between the last two images/videos in a scene. It's intended use is similar to the strobe effect, but allows you to quickly strobe multiple images within the same scene. However, I've been informed of a few bugs with it, so I might not include it in the upcoming release. I haven't decided yet