Audio Anomolies
by Matt W · in Torque Game Engine · 06/09/2002 (1:25 pm) · 2 replies
I have a Soundblaster Audigy sound card.
When playing in third-person mode the player's sounds are treated as 3d sounds relative to the camera.
For example: Running in game normally makes those crunchy footstep sounds. On my system (I don't believe this happened on my old system) it will change volume depending on which direction you are looking.
Looking straight down and running produces a very low volume footstep, while looking up will nearly blow out my speakers on a very low volume setting.
I love third-person view, and plan on it being a key part of the project I'm working on.
Anyone have an idea on what might be causing this?
When playing in third-person mode the player's sounds are treated as 3d sounds relative to the camera.
For example: Running in game normally makes those crunchy footstep sounds. On my system (I don't believe this happened on my old system) it will change volume depending on which direction you are looking.
Looking straight down and running produces a very low volume footstep, while looking up will nearly blow out my speakers on a very low volume setting.
I love third-person view, and plan on it being a key part of the project I'm working on.
Anyone have an idea on what might be causing this?
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