Re: Piglet/Python Audio Tips?
CAE_Jones wrote:
The tutorials spend a lot of time on graphics because they expect a sighted audience. The graphics are output, though, not part of how the game works behind the scenes. Audio is similar: the workings of the game are not the graphics or sound (or haptics if anyone ever goes there); those are just methods of communicating what happens to the user.
A lot of 3d engines blurr the line between graphics and mechanics, but those sorts of engines leave a ton to be desired in terms of accessibility ATM. Pyglet and Pygame support graphics, but you can ignore them if you wish.
Thanks. This cleared a lot of stuff up.
Still a little confused as to how you get libaudioverse to work with the mechanics that you've got for your coded in pygame though.
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