SOLVED: Repeated condition in AfterFadeIn

[Slasher]

Hi,

I'm having a spot of trouble with my main room: Room 1

Everything works ok until I get to this part AfterFadeIn():

Code: ags

}
 else if (cSpaceman.PreviousRoom==24)
{
  AudioChannel *channel = aScuttling_creature.Play(); 
  
  int soundPos = -80; 
  while (soundPos < 80)
{
  channel.Panning = soundPos;
  soundPos++;
  Wait(100);

// if I take all the audio and panning out it works fine else this condition all gets repeated. Adding a Bool does not seem to alter the repeating.

 cSpaceman.Say("Hey! Something just brushed passed!");
  
 game.speech_text_align =eAlignLeft;
 Button23.Animate(5,0, 2, eRepeat);
 cSpace.SayAt(3, 300, 200, "Captain. The bridge deck appears to have been breached by an unknown entity.");
 Button23.NormalGraphic=414;
 game.speech_text_align =eAlignCentre;
 cSpaceman.Say("Something is on this ship  and I fear our journey could be jeopardized. SAL: activate force field.");

 game.speech_text_align =eAlignLeft;
 Button23.Animate(5,0, 2, eRepeat);
 cSpace.SayAt(3, 300, 200, "Force field activated Captain.");
 Button23.NormalGraphic=414;
 game.speech_text_align =eAlignCentre;
 cSpaceman.Say("Whatever it is it's not leaving this ship!")
 }
}

Can you see / help with an errors / corrections please.

Thank you

[MiteWiseacreLives!]

It looks like your While statement is missing a closing brace } , also Wait(100) is a pretty long pause for a 160 cycle loop... 2 1/2 seconds * 160?

[Slasher]

Blast it! I did miss the closing brace and redone Wait to Wait (1)

Thanks  MiteWiseacreLives!

[Snarky]

The reason you didn't spot this mistake yourself is that you're not using proper indenting.