This only has one use, to make a block play a sound, the sensor cant activate a switch AND play a sound.

My toolbar in Edited Actions only has two options, on and off. You have 3?

Your tutorial video is bad.

Sooo I understand you don't play SE anymore but would you happen to know how to get the script to work with a group of sound blocks? I tried putting in the name of the group as the sound block name and it didn't work so is there a different way to do it?

Is there a possibility to modify this script so that you can get button inputs to behave like the large grid jukebox (Play/Stop, next track, previous track buttons)? Taking a step further, could there be an LCD to display current sound playing? This is the closest script I can find that could bring my small grid jukebox to life.

Thanks Lomion, I am happy that it still works and that you found it usefull :)

Dunno why everyone post that this doesn't work. Works fine for me. Great script. Saves a lot of space, pcu and visual appeal.

Sorry i am not playing SE any more. And thanks for your kind message.

any chance you could update this mod? i had it working for a while, then it stopped. it was a great mod

Yes i am looking forward to play Dual Universe but i dont think it will be before a few years :) The game looks very promising.
I already work in software development but making games could be very interesting indeed but there are few companies :(

I can understand that thank you. Have you check out Dual Universe? lol they could use your scripting skills.

Thanks for your kind message. I will look for the problem the next time I play (it may take some time since I dont have a lot of interest in SE right now). But an update seems to have broken the script :(

Thank you again for this mod for when it was working =) I had fun fiddling with it in game.

doesnt work

Doesn't work.

You can if you extend my program by programming a list of sound to play knowing each sound length. But you need to do some C# programming.

Is there a way to make a sound block or group of sound blocks play a specific list of sounds that will play in sequence automatically that doesn't require a ton of programmable blocks or timer blocks?

No problem i was annoyed by the problem too :) Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks for making this! Good solution for a very annoying limitation.