On Oct 29, 2006, at 3:35 PM, AudioGames.net wrote:
> Programming an accessible Asteroids game is one thing, but I'm
> wondering
> about the *design* of an accessible Asteroids game? Did you already
> think
> about that or are you still considering another 'classic' game
> instead? The
> rea
Hi Nolan,
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there may be 30 or more targets in the playing field. As such, the
asteroid whooshes tended to blend together into one long string of
white noise.
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Nolan, I've found when dealing with noises that are the same or similar
spinning asteroids, walking soldiers, boiling lava pi
On Oct 29, 2006, at 10:22 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
> start a sound, stop for 500 MS, load another sound, and so on.
> What happens as a result even though the sounds are the same the
> difference in where they are in the play back can make a big
> difference
> in telling to identical objects apar
Hi Nolan,
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First, as all targets are visible on-
screen, they're also all audible, although targets at extreme range
are more difficult to hear.
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While I see where you are coming from with this what I am doing in my
asteroids clone is making a large 1000 by1000 grid area of the entir
From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 11:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Asteroids (was Game programming education
project.)
> Hi Nolan,
>
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> there may be 30 or more targets in the play
