Hi Andy,
I do know what you mean. (Smile)
Some things like ropes, chains, swords can be given loops that sound
exactly like they are.
They also fit into the background environment very well. Even old
scrolls etc can be crumpling and shuffling paper which again is very
destinctive and would fit i
Ward
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> > items in games.
> >
> >
> > Hi all,
> > All of us know there are several ways to make an inanimate object
> >
Hi trenton,
The problem with using both words and sounds is it will add quite a bit
of size to games that are already large. The Star Wars game is already
around 150 MB, and I've already collected almost that much for Tomb
Raider effects.
Let's just say when either game, Star Wars or Tomb Raider
Hi Trouble,
As it happens I have a beep very similar to the SOD beep in the sound
archives I own. Yeah, I think using the o key or control o combo like in
SOD is good enough to identify what the object is.
Trouble wrote:
> Would use a sound like in SOD, and also the identify key. So you get
> t
I prefer an object locater, but I think it may very widely from person to
person.
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Hi Mich,
Sure they will work, but my question was to determine which method most
felt was the better way of doing this. (Smile)
Mich wrote:
> hi tom and all. I think that all those things would work. from Mich.
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I myself like the "Change Reaction" myself. Have two diffenrt modes.
Easy difficulty with words, and harder difficulties use sound.
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Hi all,
All of us know there are several ways to make an inanimate object
accessible in a game for a blind gamer, but I am wondering which way is
best. For examp
Would use a sound like in SOD, and also the identify key. So you get
the sound until you pick up, and if want to know what the object is
you hit a key and it says name of object.
At 03:54 PM 7/19/2007, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>All of us know there are several ways to make an inanimate object
>access
ursday, July 19, 2007 1:54 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Accessible methods for locating special items in games.
> Hi all,
> All of us know there are several ways to make an inanimate object
> accessible in a game for a blind gamer, but I am wondering which way is
> best. For example, in Shade
hi tom and all. I think that all those things would work. from Mich.
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> accessible in a game for a blind gamer, but I am wonder
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i like the spoken word best.
Brandon
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From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi all,
> All of us know there are several way
Hi all,
All of us know there are several ways to make an inanimate object
accessible in a game for a blind gamer, but I am wondering which way is
best. For example, in Shades of doom when you wish to find a door,
datacard, security chip, etc you can locate the object by listening for
a continuo
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