Play sound on record #7
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- hard coded file name - minimum error check - Update launch.json - playAtRecord.mp3
- delay on start with W10 computers might be cancelled
- git update-index --skip-worktree data.csv - git update-index --skip-worktree marker.csv
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New feature: If
playAtRecord.wavis found next to the jar, this wav file is played during each Record.Look at messages in the console in case of trouble: minimal check is performed (file is found, file contains wav sound).
This feature was requested by Makii for the ReArm project: I included it in this new wersion.
Please, give it a try on your computer and let me know.
The arrchive contains the jar and the wav.
Archive.zip