How can I import a prepared text file (e.g. json format or simple comma separated values) into an array?

When playing a loobable sound with pitch greater than 100 then it cannot be properly looped. At the earlier end of the sound it waits until the real length of the sound and only by then triggers the next behaviour. A loopable sound is not possible with this unexpected behaviour.

@RobinsonX I have a few MB comma separated text file I would like to import into array or dictionary. I can put it into Dropbox and with a direct download link I could donwload it with HttpRequest.
Do you have an example of a GET HttpRequest and reading response and put into array/dictionary?

@RobinsonX Thanks for the sample. But how are the values separated and stored in the array? By magic 😉 or do I need to parse the txt file (comma separated strings)?

@RobinsonX I have a few MB comma separated text file I would like to import into array or dictionary. I can put it into Dropbox and with a direct download link I could donwload it with HttpRequest.
Do you have an example of a GET HttpRequest and reading response and put into array/dictionary?

How can I import a prepared text file (e.g. json format or simple comma separated values) into an array?

@deeeds I don’t know, but I hope you can explain me in detail? 😉 Thx

How can I define a global Array which can be used in different objects in the same scene? A kind of global constants to be accessible for every object.

I spawn two new objects every 1.5 seconds and then they move slowly accross the screen with all other objects previously spawned. But every time the spawn behaviour is triggered all other currently moving objects are freezing for a few milliseconds which gives not a smooth continuous flow of the objects. How can I avoid this interruptions?

@murtaza But how do you explain that the delay always only happens after the first restart of the sound? Every subsequent restart is without any delay.

@aidan-oxley Thanks for the hint. The sound is not music and a music is already playing. The sound is a car engine sound which increases the pitch if driving faster and lower if driving slower. So the idea with the timing needs to be calculated for all the possible steps which is very tedious.

The same happens when connecting two play sound behaviours: the second should start immediately after the first has finished but there is always a lag before starting the second sound.

When playing a loobable sound with pitch greater than 100 then it cannot be properly looped. At the earlier end of the sound it waits until the real length of the sound and only by then triggers the next behaviour. A loopable sound is not possible with this unexpected behaviour.