sfx

type Id ¶

type Id string

Id is used to identify a specific sound effect Use Play to play the sounds after loading them

func (id Id) Play() bool

func (id Id) PlayFadeIn(fadeIn time.Duration) bool

func (id Id) PlayRandomFadeIn(maxFadeIn time.Duration) bool

type Scheduler ¶

type Scheduler struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Scheduler lets you register sounds that should play in the future.

If you are making a simulation game, the time is likely virtual, and this lets you use any time notion. If you use real time, just pass time.Now().Seconds() as the time.

Scheduler can be used to schedule sounds to match timed animations, without needing to worry about executing it at exactly the right time.

Remember to call Scheduler.Process() from your game loop.

func NewScheduler() *Scheduler

func (fs *Scheduler) Clear()

func (fs *Scheduler) PlaySoundEffectAt(id Id, at float64)

func (fs *Scheduler) PlaySoundEffectAtFadeIn(id Id, at float64, fadeIn time.Duration)

func (fs *Scheduler) PlaySoundEffectAtRandomFadeIn(id Id, at float64, maxFadeInMilliSeconds int)

func (fs *Scheduler) Process(now float64)

type Sfx ¶

type Sfx struct {
	Id           Id
	Volume       float32
	ThrottlingMs int
	Variations   []*SfxVariant
	DebugMode    bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type SfxVariant ¶

type SfxVariant struct {
	Path         string
	Probability  float64
	Volume       float32
	ThrottlingMs int
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}