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Advanced Hands-on Rust B2.0: Need to load the sound assets - P132
The code for FlappyAssetsLoadingMenu/flappy_dragon_base/src/main.rs on page 132 doesn’t include the add_sound() elements required to load the flap and crash sounds. Without these lines, the program will panic when the sound is required.
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