ChapelR / volume-slider-for-sugarcube2

A simple volume slider for Twine.

Volume Slider Control for Sugarcube 2

NOTE: It's recommended you use this fork by SjoerdHekking if you are using SugarCube v2.28.0 or higher. This older code is intended only for people stuck on older versions of SugarCube.

Throw the code of volume-slider.min.js (or volume-slider.js if you want to edit some of the options) in a script-tagged passage (Twine 1) or in your story's JavaScript area (Twine 2). Adds one new macro, <<volume>>, which creates a volume slider that controls the volume of all sound playing via SugarCube's audio macros in real-time.

Options

This script comes with a few options. You can change them via the options object near the top of the script. It should look like this:

// options object
setup.vol.options = {
	current  : 100,
	rangeMax : 100,
	step     : 1,
    setting  : true
};

• current option: Named current because it does a couple of things throughout the script, but you can alter it to set what position volume slider starts at. It'll also set the starting volume level, but that effect can be overwritten by <<masteraudio>> macros.

• rangeMax option: Sets the length of the slider. Longer sliders will give the player finer control over the volume.

• step option: Controls the 'step' attribute of the range input. Makes the slider settle on values at this increment.

• setting option: Adds a volume slider to the settings API modal. If this is all you want, I recommend just using the example here: http://www.motoslave.net/sugarcube/2/docs/#setting-api-method-addrange

Styling

The volume slider sits in a span with the class .macro-volume. The slider itself has a name attribute of volume and an id of #volume-control, so you can use those selectors to style it.

You might want to check out range.css for your styling needs.