Background music

  • #10, z afrlmeTuesday, 23. April 2013, 18:13 hodinky 12 years ago
    it is possible, the way Esmeralda mentioned - a bit more effort involved & somewhat less accurate but very do-able smile

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  • #11, z SimonSThursday, 25. April 2013, 15:40 hodinky 12 years ago
    Let me help you out with the math (put this into a mainLoop function) :

      local point=getObject("Game.GameCurrentCharacter"):getPoint(VCharacterPosition)
  local point2={x=500,y=500} // point where is maximum volume
  local distance=math.sqrt(math.pow(math.abs(point.x-point2.x),2)+math.pow(math.abs(point.x-point2.x),2))
  local perc = 100*(1-distance/1000) //1000 is the pixels distance where the volume should be 0
  setVolume(eMusicVolume,math.max(math.min(perc,100),0))


    You could also do it only on the horizontal axis, what in my opinion would be more likely to be used.

      local point=getObject("Game.GameCurrentCharacter"):getPoint(VCharacterPosition)
  local point2={x=500,y=500}
  local distance=math.abs(point.x-point2.x)
  local perc = 100*(1-distance/1000) //1000 is the pixels distance where the volume should be 0
  setVolume(eMusicVolume,math.max(math.min(perc,100),0))


    Keep in mind to reset the music volume once your player leaves the scene. Also if you have a volume setting in your options this would be overwritten. In that case you should copy your global volume to a value and multiply with that in setVolume wink

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  • #12, z afrlmeThursday, 25. April 2013, 16:04 hodinky 12 years ago
    bloody nora mate, that math isn't half confusing!

    * edit: when using functions & especially mainLoop handler, you should add all variables into a temporary table as it creates a new table entry each time you call the function which gets saved (the mainLoop handler gets called 100's of times or so in a second & hence you would be creating a load of unnecessary table entries - something like that)

    Balance should be added to the equation too - for x axis only mind. (you could do that in 2 ways: the whole scene width or the current viewable part of the scene which is whatever the games default resolution is)

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