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cvgthy Cathy Volesky, go to Hell, you.

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Ooh, I like it. It looks really cool :) I'm not sure what you'd call it though.

Ah, okay. I think I understand that. Thanks. You were very helpful. I appreciate it :)

Oh my goodness! This works! Thank you so much for all your help. You're the best :D Would it be too much to ask you what exactly you did, in hopes that I could learn something?

CurSong causes Compile Error: Variable not defined.

@Erwin: > Put a breakpoint on this line: > ``` > If Not MusicFile = Music_Playing Then > ``` > Then try doing it, it will stop at that line and the line will turn yellow, when you move your mouse over MusicFile and Music_Playing you will see there comes a tooltip (text in a yellow bar), tell us the text it displays for both MusicFile and Music_Playing. Oh, that does seem a problem. MusicFile = "Diagon Alley.mp3" Music_Playing = ""

Okay, thanks – I just tried putting the Then in. But it doesn't seem to make any difference at all, the song still stops and restarts. Would Music_Playing, even be the right... thing? (do they call that a variable or a string or... I don't even know.)

That's a good idea, thanks. But unfortunately I'm terrible at coding. What exactly would that check look like? Would it be something sort of like this? I really have no idea. It turns red when I type it in, so I obviously did something wrong. ``` MusicFile = Trim$(Map.Music) If Not MusicFile = Music_Playing If Not MusicFile = "None." Then PlayMidi MusicFile Else StopMidi End If End If ```

Thanks, this is a great tutorial. But when I switch maps, even if both maps have the same background music, the song will stop and restart from the beginning again. Is there any way to make it so the song simply continues to play? This is what happened when I used midis, and I very much enjoyed that. If you could offer any assistance, I would really appreciate it.