Problems with volume options in the options screen

[Savordez]

       NumberOption.new(_INTL("Music Volume"),_INTL("%d\%"),0,100,
          proc { $PokemonSystem.bgmvolume },
          proc {|value|  $PokemonSystem.bgmvolume=value
                         if $game_system.playing_bgm != nil
                            $game_system.playing_bgm.volume=value
                            $game_system.bgm_memorize
                            $game_system.bgm_stop
                            $game_system.bgm_restore
                          end
                         if $game_system.playing_bgs != nil
                            $game_system.playing_bgm.volume=value
                            $game_system.bgs_memorize
                            $game_system.bgs_stop
                            $game_system.bgs_restore
                          end}
       ),
       NumberOption.new(_INTL("Sound Effect Volume"),_INTL("%d\%"),0,100,
          proc { $PokemonSystem.sevolume },
          proc {|value|  $PokemonSystem.sevolume=value}
       ),

As you can see, the background music is memorized and restored in the script, but the problem is that it does that every time I change any setting in the options and close the menu. If I change the screen size or text speed, the music stops and then starts again. I'd like to know if there's a way to fix this.

 

[Kiedisticelixer]

Maybe make it a separate option? i.e. Music Volume: Press Enter/Z, prompt the options, done. I know it's more tedious, but if you never find out what's the matter with it, maybe it's a decent workaround. I think the Jukebox would be a easy place to copy the code to do it.

 

[mej71]

Try more like this

NumberOption.new(_INTL("BG Volume"),_INTL("%d\%"),0,100,
         proc { $PokemonSystem.bg_volume },
         proc {|value|
          $PokemonSystem.bg_volume=value
          if $scene.is_a?(Scene_Map)
            if $game_system.playing_bgm != nil
              $game_system.playing_bgm.volume=value
              $game_system.bgm_pause
              $game_system.bgm_resume($game_system.playing_bgm)
            end
          end
          }
      ),

 

[Savordez]

Thanks, mej! That works like a charm.