Erwin Coumans 2a2c18e959 add more tinyaudio preparation, some test wav files, play sound on collision events. Will expose this in the C-API to pick wav files and collision threshold levels etc. Use the premake --audio flag to try it out. The TinyAudio example in the ExampleBrowser works on Mac, Linux and Windows, you can play notes by pressing keys.

2017-04-29 10:32:30 -07:00

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cardboardbox0.wav

add more tinyaudio preparation, some test wav files, play sound on collision events. Will expose this in the C-API to pick wav files and collision threshold levels etc. Use the premake --audio flag to try it out. The TinyAudio example in the ExampleBrowser works on Mac, Linux and Windows, you can play notes by pressing keys.

2017-04-29 10:32:30 -07:00

cardboardbox1.wav

add more tinyaudio preparation, some test wav files, play sound on collision events. Will expose this in the C-API to pick wav files and collision threshold levels etc. Use the premake --audio flag to try it out. The TinyAudio example in the ExampleBrowser works on Mac, Linux and Windows, you can play notes by pressing keys.

2017-04-29 10:32:30 -07:00

cardboardbox2.wav

add more tinyaudio preparation, some test wav files, play sound on collision events. Will expose this in the C-API to pick wav files and collision threshold levels etc. Use the premake --audio flag to try it out. The TinyAudio example in the ExampleBrowser works on Mac, Linux and Windows, you can play notes by pressing keys.

2017-04-29 10:32:30 -07:00

xylophone.rosewood.ff.C5B5_1.wav

remove the goto's from the source code (came from http://github.com/thestk/stk toolkit)

2017-04-27 08:39:57 -07:00