Re: Libaudioverse Preview 1
Here is the fixed sim3d (what are the value limits?):
#demonstrates how to use the 3d simulation.
import libaudioverse
import collections
sim = libaudioverse.Simulation(device_index = -1)
world = libaudioverse.WorldObject(sim, "mit.hrtf")
source = libaudioverse.SourceObject(sim, world)
print """Enter a path to a sound file.
For best results, this should be mono. If not, only the first (usually left) channel will be used."""
filepath = raw_input()
print """Enter python expressions that evaluate to 3-tuples (x, y, z).
this would look like:
1,0,0
Positive x is to your right, positive y is above you, and positive z is
behind you.
Enter quit to quit."""
a = True
vect = (0,0,0)
while a:
z = raw_input("give a command")
if z == "quit":
&nb
sp; a = False
elif z.strip() != "":
vect = eval(z)
f = libaudioverse.FileObject(sim, filepath)
source.inputs[0] = f, 0
source.position = vect
sim.output_object = world
print "done"
#here is a little scene that will show the sound playing at different locations without you doing anything
#demonstrates how to use the 3d simulation.
import libaudioverse, time
import collections
t = time.sleep
sim = libaudioverse.Simulation(device_index = -1)
world = libaudioverse.WorldObject(sim, "mit.hrtf")
source = libaudioverse.SourceObject(sim, world)
filepath = "sounds/sword.ogg"
def s(vect=(0,0,0)):
"""Is the script to play the sound. The sound needs time to play, so that is why there is sleeping at the end. the
sleeping at the start is for your screen reader to say what the sound is. Pass in the sound location as a tupal like the default"""
t(1)
f = libaudioverse.FileObject(sim, filepath)
source.inputs[0] = f, 0
source.position = vect
sim.output_object = world
t(1.5)
print "listen to the sword in front of you"
s((0,0,0))
print "now hear it move to your left"
s((-1,0,0))
print"now it will move behind you"
s((-1,0,1))
print"now it will continue moving behind you"
s((0,0,1))
print "You hear it behind you to your right"
s((1,0,1))
print "Now it will move to your right, in front"
s((1,0,0))
print "and now we are back to the front"
s((0,0,0))
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