

If you’re a beginner who would like images as well, watch through necrodog’s video. It’s also text-based, I’ve changed the order of steps a bit and is an aide memoire for me that’s quick to skim read in future. For that, I’ve written a large tutorial here. This blog post writes up a small component of his tutorial – just how to make a new sound folder – without details of how to link it to an object. I’m very grateful for his writing tutorials. You can see the method in action with his Functional Animated Phonograph. This is amazing, so I wanted to write up the method.įirstly, go and watch necrodog’s video, because he figured the technique out, and follow on tumblr he does very innovative animation-based functional objects that are a lot of fun, plus some subversive adult/gore themed stuff that makes me chortle. I’ve recently learned how to make a custom music channel, for a stereo or for a one-off object, that has an actual folder you can drag and drop music into.
