Changes between Version 65 and Version 66 of content/LevelHowTo

Timestamp:

Oct 10, 2015, 6:23:35 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

fvultier

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content/LevelHowTo

@@ -119 +119 @@
 <Model mesh="sphere.mesh" position="100,0,0" scale3d="10,20,20" />
 }}}
-The attribute "scale" scales the model uniforly in all directions. By using the attribute "scale3d" you can define different scaling factors for the x-, y- and z-directions.
+The attribute "scale" applies a uniform scale in all directions. By using the attribute "scale3d" you can define different scaling factors for the x-, y- and z-directions.
 
 == Spawnpoints ==
@@ -135 +135 @@
 ||spaceshipghost||"templates/spaceshipGhost.oxt"||stealth aircraft ||
 ||spaceshipring||"templates/spaceshipRing.oxt"||spaceship with a large ring||
-||spaceshipHeartAttack||"templates/spaceshipHeartAttack.oxt"||large flast spaceship with many laser weapons||
+||spaceshipHeartAttack||"templates/spaceshipHeartAttack.oxt"||large flat spaceship with many laser weapons||
 ||spaceshipHXY||"templates/spaceshipHXY.oxt"||||
 ||spaceshipHXYSL||"templates/spaceshipHXYSL.oxt"||fast||
@@ -163 +163 @@
 
 == WaypointController ==
-So far we used only the classes StaticEntity and MovableEntity. There is another important WorldEntity derivative you should know: the ControllableEntity. A ControllableEntity is controlled by a controller (an instance of the class Controller). This controller executes steering commands on the ControllableEntity.
+So far we used only the classes StaticEntity and MovableEntity. There is another important WorldEntity derivative you should know: The ControllableEntity. A ControllableEntity is controlled by a controller (an instance of the class Controller). This controller executes steering commands on the ControllableEntity.
 By using Controller and ControllableEntity you can create objects that move in the space along any path you like.
 The simplest case of a Controller is the WaypointController:
@@ -531 +531 @@
     <StaticEntity position="<?lua print(y) ?>,0,<?lua print(z) ?>" scale="<?lua print(math.random() * 10 + 5) ?>" collisionType="static" >
 <?lua end ?>
+}}}
+
+
+== Sound ==
+There are two important classes responsible for the sound in Orxonox you can use in a level: The WorldAmbientSound class and the WorldSound class.
+Place the WorldAmbientSound inside your scene and it will be hearable everywhere in the level.
+{{{
+#!xml
+<WorldAmbientSound source="Earth.ogg" looping="true" playOnLoad="true" volume=0.9/>
+}}}
+The WorldSound class is a WorldEntity. This allows you to give the sound a position and orientation in space. You won't be able to hear a WorldSound to far away from its position. WorldSounds are typically used for engine and gun noise and explosions.
+{{{
+#!xml
+<WorldSound position="0,0,0" direction="1,0,0" mainstate="activity" source="sounds/Explosion2.ogg" looping="true" volume=0.7/>
+<Model mesh="Coordinates.mesh" position="0,0,0" scale=3/>
 }}}