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3D sounds

PostPosted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 2:23 am
by Jonnee
Just a short question:

Am I right that 3D sounds are not playing if the maxfdists of two sounds overlap eachother? In my case only one of the sounds gets played at these areas.

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The Alcscript looks good:
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SFX_Heart1:
     type: soundemit
     sound:
          flags:
            - autostart
            - looping
            - is3dsound
          file: Fardorag_Heart1
          volume: 1
          type: BackgroundMusic
          maxfdist: 50
          minfdist: 10



SFX_Wind:
     type: soundemit
     sound:
          flags:
            - autostart
            - looping
            - is3dsound
          file: Fardorag_Wind
          volume: 1
          type: Ambience
          maxfdist: 50
          minfdist: 10



SFX_Birds:
     type: soundemit
     sound:
          flags:
            - autostart
            - looping
            - is3dsound
          file: Fardorag_Birds
          volume: 1
          type: Ambience
          maxfdist: 100
          minfdist: 10



SFX_Fall:
     type: soundemit
     sound:
          flags:
            - autostart
            - looping
            - is3dsound
          file: Fardorag_Fall
          volume: 1
          type: Ambience
          maxfdist: 80
          minfdist: 10


Any suggestions?

Re: 3D sounds

PostPosted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 1:57 am
by Jonnee
Anyone please? 8-)

Re: 3D sounds

PostPosted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 3:23 am
by Lontahv
I have no idea.

Re: 3D sounds

PostPosted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 2:19 pm
by Jonnee
The answer to my own question is: Yes, we can do!

When I decided to create all sounds and emitters of my age again I found the error (maybe :roll: ). I changed the sound files and noticed that one of my sound converting programs writes usual .wav files with capitals (.WAV). While exporting my age I noticed that blender can't handle these .WAV files. So I changed them into .wav with another program - now everything works fine.
Yeah! Two 3d-sounds at the same time from different direction sounds amazing! :)