Music in background for my game

[Blackfire]

What is the problem you are having?
Getting music in the background


The file is called CG.MIDI
Its in
H:\My Documents\TIK201\PaddleBall
All i know is Music.PlayFileLoop ("CG.MIDI")
is this the right way and where would it go, if it inst right, what is the right way and where would it go?

Turing:

%*************************************% %              Ryan Moore             % %            PaddleBall game          % %"You must hit the ball on the paddle"% %        "Beat the high score"        % %*************************************% % var hitpoint : int var yn : string % BALL var x : int var xdir : int var y : int var ydir : int % Paddle var x2 : int var key : string (1) % The key var num : int % hold the ASCII number key var x3 : int % x loop cls     x2 := 100 hitpoint:=0     num := 0     x := 50     y := 330     xdir := 5     ydir := 5     View.Update     Pic.ScreenLoad ("PB.BMP", 400, 15, picCopy)     % Outside Border/ Inside Border     %Inside Red Border     drawbox (10, 10, 320, 399, 12)     drawbox (19, 18, 311, 391, 12)     drawfill (15, 15, 12, 12)     % Red Border for Score     drawbox (410, 170, 610, 390, 12)     drawbox (400, 160, 620, 400, 12)     drawfill (405, 165, 12, 12)     % Red border for Icon     drawbox (405, 100, 615, 20, 12)     drawbox (390, 0, 630, 110, 12)     drawfill (400, 10, 12, 12)     % Outside Black     drawfill (340, 240, 7, 12) loop         drawfillbox (x2, 20, x2 + 50, 30, 17) % Paddle         drawfilloval (x, y, 10, 10, 27) % draw the ball         exit when y < 30         View.Update         delay (10)         drawfilloval (x, y, 10, 10, 0) % erase the ball         drawfillbox (x2, 20, x2 + 50, 30, 0) % Erase paddle         %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%         if hasch then % if a key has been pressed             getch (key) % get the key             num := ord (key) % get the key's ASCII code         end if         if num = 203 and x2 > 25 then % if pressed left arrow key             x2 := x2 - 20         elsif num = 205 and x2 + 50 < 305 then % if pressed right arrow key             x2 := x2 + 20         end if         num := 0         %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%         if x >= 300 then % if hit right side             xdir := -3 % change direction to go left (negative)         elsif x <= 30 then % if hit left side             xdir := 3 % change direction to go right (positive)         end if         if y >= 380 then % if hit top side             ydir := -3 % change direction to go down (negative)         elsif y <= 40 and x >= x2 and x <= x2 + 50 and y > 30 then % if hit bottom side             ydir := 3 % change direction to go up (positive)             locate ( 4,70)             put ("score").. hitpoint:= hitpoint + 1 locate (5,70) put hitpoint ..         end if         % actually moves the ball         x := x + xdir         y := y + ydir     end loop     View.Set ("nooffscreenonly") locate (1,1)     put "Do you want to play again? (y/n)"     get yn     exit when yn = "n" end loop

[Kharybdis]

Look up the 'fork' command.

[Dusk Eagle]

Yes, this is the one time it's ok to use processes in Turing. For all other activities, it is shunned upon, but for music it works just fine. You'll also need to look up the Music module.