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You want to make the main script (the main one that calls all the others) an 'Action' script instead of a 'Content' script. Then make a blank event, and put this script in the event's 'Motion' slot. Then make an Event Placement/World Organization/Map or Dungeon/Object Placement and put the Event in the Event Placement (if you need more help on this part just say so). It should work then (I've done this too).
edit: yes, there are two different ways with two results. What RPGProgrammer said will make it play while a content script is running (like a townsperson or a cutscene, player cannot move) and mine will make it play while an action script is running (like a townsperson walking around randomly as the player moves around). There is a way to do both but it is quite complicated, so do these two first, then look through here: http://doansdomain.proboards27.com/i...1863989&page=1
Speaking of that, there is another way to use music in the game.
Instead of using SFX scripts, you can also use VFX. By setting up the notes in the effect's SFX bar, not only can you make reuseable loops, you can also preview it on the fly. It's easy to manage.
Remember to untick the little box near the top-left corner of the VFX file if you want it to run in the background without stopping anything.
There's a limit to using VFX, though. Up to 9 or 10 sound effects possible, 10 seconds at the most. Unless one combined or linked VFX.
"What if like...there was an exact copy of you somewhere, except they're the opposite gender, like you guys could literally have a freaky friday moment and nothing would change. Imagine the best friendship that could be found there."
That's the point. If you've used music editors like Adobe Audition or, to a lesser extent, Magix Music Maker, you'll know that tracks are usually made by combining a number of loops and mixing them together.
That's also the case here. You make each loop individually and put them together in an action script with a repeat branch. I've done this successfully before, as I mentioned quite some time ago. I doubt you remember it.
Although it might be useful, me parents are generaly over protective when it comes to downloading sofware.
But heres what I did,I went to vfx editor, then I made 6 tune of my choice,
after that, I went to scripts,after that,I pasted one, then another so that
I went to six, I each song so that it went 1 2 3 4 5 6.After words I got each tune to reapeat 8 to 14 times.after I got the 4 theme, made it low, and slow.
that way, the song starts out with my tunes I edited in, I made it to a event,
action event, switched to auto, then I placed it in the event placement.
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