Re: WebAudio question
@2
Thanks so much for that.
So the code I have now, which I believe to be right from your instructions is:
set theta(double value) {
_theta = value;
final double rads = value / 180.0 * pi;
sounds.listener
..forwardX.value = sin(rads)
..forwardY.value = cos(rads)
..forwardZ.value = 0;
}Does that look OK to you? The double . is Dart's cascade notation. It's still not panning the way I'd expect. As I turn my virtual back to an object, it moves to the left. Ahead objects are to the right. It's like that no matter which direction I walk in.
The other thing is, if Aprone's trig is wrong, does that mean my function for getting the coordinates in a particular direction is also wrong? That could account for the panning being off.
Point<double> coordinatesInDirection(Point<double> start, double direction, {double distance = 1.0}) {
final double x = start.x + (distance * cos((direction * pi) / 180));
final double y = start.y + (distance * sin((direction * pi) / 180));
return Point<double>(x, y);
}Finally, I'm not planning to let the listener move their head. From what you're saying, that would blow my tiny mind in unimaginary ways.
Thanks again, I really appreciate all the help.
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