Simple Sound Module So You Dont Have To Make It

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#1

I made this simple little sound module to play your sounds efficiently.
It was made in like 10 minutes so dont get mad if there are bugs ill probably improve it later

@Methods
CreateSoundPart: Creates a part fit for playing a sound.
PlaySound: Plays sound. Takes in Lifetime, Parent and sound properties.

--//Services
local DebrisService = game:GetService("Debris")
local SoundService = game:GetService("SoundService")
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")

--//Variables
local WorkspaceSoundFolder: Folder =  Instance.new("Folder")
WorkspaceSoundFolder.Parent = workspace
WorkspaceSoundFolder.Name = "Sounds"

--//Module
local SoundModule =  {}

--//Methods
function SoundModule:CreateSoundPart(Lifetime, Parent)
	
	-- Create Sound part
	local SoundPart: BasePart = Instance.new("Part")

	-- Lock position in real time
	SoundPart.Anchored = true

	-- Exclude from raycasts and other operations
	SoundPart.CanCollide = false
	SoundPart.CanQuery = false
	SoundPart.CanTouch = false

	-- Hide part from client
	SoundPart.Transparency = 1
	
	-- Sort Sound
	if Parent then
		SoundPart.Parent = Parent
	else
		SoundPart.Parent = WorkspaceSoundFolder
	end

	
	if Lifetime then
		DebrisService:AddItem(SoundPart, Lifetime)
	end
	
	return SoundPart
	
end

function SoundModule:PlaySound(InputSound, Lifetime, Parent, Adjustments)
	
	-- Check if "Sound" IsA Sound 
	if not InputSound:IsA("Sound") then return end
	
	-- Check for repeated signals
	if InputSound ~= InputSound then return end
	
	-- Establish sound instance
	local Sound: Sound = InputSound:Clone()
	
	-- Create SoundPart variable
	local SoundPart: BasePart
	
	local Connection = RunService.RenderStepped
	
	-- Take in Parent variable if
	if Parent then
		SoundPart = SoundModule:CreateSoundPart(Lifetime, Parent)
	else
		SoundPart = SoundModule:CreateSoundPart(Lifetime)
	end
	
	-- Take in Lifetime variable if
	if Lifetime then
		SoundPart = SoundModule:CreateSoundPart(Lifetime, Parent)
	else
		SoundPart = SoundModule:CreateSoundPart(nil, Parent)
	end
	
	if not Lifetime or Parent then
		SoundPart = SoundModule:CreateSoundPart()
	end
	
	-- Parent sound to SoundPart to initiate SoundService API
	Sound.Parent = SoundPart
	
	-- Set Adjustments to local sound
	if Adjustments.TimePosition then
		Sound.TimePosition = Adjustments.TimePosition
	end
	
	if Adjustments.PlaybackRegion then
		Sound.PlaybackRegion = Adjustments.PlaybackRegion
	end
	
	if Adjustments.PlaybackSpeed then
		Sound.PlaybackSpeed = Adjustments.PlaybackSpeed
	end

	if Adjustments.RollOffMode then
		Sound.RollOffMode = Adjustments.RollOffMode
	end
	
	if Adjustments.RollOffMaxDistance then
		Sound.RollOffMaxDistance = Adjustments.RollOffMaxDistance
	end
	
	if Adjustments.RollOffMinDistance then
		Sound.RollOffMinDistance = Adjustments.RollOffMinDistance
	end
	
	if Adjustments.Looped then
		Sound.Looped = Adjustments.Looped
	end
	
	if Adjustments.Volume then
		Sound.Volume = Adjustments.Volume
	end
	
	-- Return boolean OnIs_______
	if Adjustments.ReturnOnIsPlaying then
		
		local Status: boolean
		
		Connection:Connect(function()
			
			if Status == true then return end
			
			if Sound.IsPlaying == true then
				Status = true
				Connection:Disconnect()
				return true
			else
				Status = false
				return false
				
			end
			
		end)
		
	end
	
	if Adjustments.ReturnOnIsLoaded then

		local Status: boolean

		Connection:Connect(function()

			if Status == true then return end
			
			if Sound.IsPlaying == true then
				Status = true
				Connection:Disconnect()
				return true
			else
				Status = false
				return false

			end

		end)

	end
	
	if Adjustments.ReturnOnIsPaused then

		local Status: boolean

		Connection:Connect(function()

			if Status == true then return end
			
			if Sound.IsPlaying == true then
				Status = true
				Connection:Disconnect()
				return true
			else
				Status = false
				return false

			end

		end)

	end
	
	-- Start sound
	Sound.Playing = true
	
	
end


return SoundModule
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#2

This feels so AI generated…
So many unnecessary comments,
So many unnecessary checks,
So many unnecessary lines.

Please, up your code game.

#3

It wasnt AI I apologize for the quality.

I just do that when I code because I have poor memory.

Its actually sort of necessary. Some of my sound usage broke when I didnt check it.

I dont have an explanation for this it was made in 10 minutes.