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Eshme at 19:43, 3 February 2010

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Axe Murderer: /* The object inspector */ spelling

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‎The object inspector: spelling

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BryanDerksen: /* Emitter properties and utility. */

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‎Emitter properties and utility.

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BryanDerksen: Category:Sounds

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Category:Sounds

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 === Reverb volumes ===
-Reverb volumes share may of the same properties as audio volumes except they are designed to define an area for a certain reverb. Since we can assign reverbs to audio volumes, the reverb volumes are usually used to draw small volumes to place emitters in order for them to be in a separate reverb from the rest of the area. We can currently have 3 reverbs per area.
+Reverb volumes share many of the same properties as audio volumes except they are designed to define an area for a certain reverb. Since we can assign reverbs to audio volumes, the reverb volumes are usually used to draw small volumes to place emitters in order for them to be in a separate reverb from the rest of the area. We can currently have 3 reverbs per area.
 [[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_m44f5abfb.png|frame|center|Reverb volume with emitters placed inside. ]]

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	Sounds are created and packaged using the [[FMOD]] tool. This is a third-party tool that is included with the Dragon Age toolset. See the [[FMOD]] page for documentation on how to use it to create sound resources for use in the designer toolkit.		Sounds are created and packaged using the [[FMOD]] tool. This is a third-party tool that is included with the Dragon Age toolset. See the [[FMOD]] page for documentation on how to use it to create sound resources for use in the designer toolkit.

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	Sounds are created and packaged using the [[FMOD]] tool. This is a third-party tool that is included with the Dragon Age toolset. See the [[FMOD]] page for documentation on how to use it to create sound resources for use in the designer toolkit.		Sounds are created and packaged using the [[FMOD]] tool. This is a third-party tool that is included with the Dragon Age toolset. See the [[FMOD]] page for documentation on how to use it to create sound resources for use in the designer toolkit.

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 == The object inspector ==
-The object inspector is a facility offered by the DA designer toolset with which to perform several processes to the sounds we have applied to any given level. We have the ability to modify the audio events that we have created as well as modify other parameters such as the active/inactive status of an emitter, adjust the position of an object, change the 3D cone of an emitter, as well as adjust the max range of the radius of an emitter. These modifiers are also supported by the ability to adjust the occludability, pitch, priority and volume of any given object. These functions will be explain in two ways: 1. how the object inspector allows modification to an audio volume and: 2. how the object inspector allows modification to an emitter.
+The object inspector is a facility offered by the DA designer toolset with which to perform several processes to the sounds we have applied to any given level. We have the ability to modify the audio events that we have created as well as modify other parameters such as the active/inactive status of an emitter, adjust the position of an object, change the 3D cone of an emitter, as well as adjust the max range of the radius of an emitter. These modifiers are also supported by the ability to adjust the occludability, pitch, priority and volume of any given object. These functions will be explained in two ways: 1. how the object inspector allows modification to an audio volume and: 2. how the object inspector allows modification to an emitter.
 === Use and utility ===

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 [[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_4dd5f697.png|frame|center|The object inspector for the sounds assigned to a volume.]]
-Once selected and assigned to an volume, these sounds will now play in game in the area defined by the volume, based on their individual playback parameters.
+Once selected and assigned to a volume, these sounds will now play in game in the area defined by the volume, based on their individual playback parameters.
 == The object inspector ==

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 [[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_m487b9558.png|frame|center|Emitter placed as a 3D placeable object.]]
-[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_4084754f.png|thumb|none|600px|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
+[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_4084754f.png|thumb|center|600px|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
 They can be used to define a 3D area effect over an entire area of the map:
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 [[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_484de945.png|frame|center|Emitter providing a 3D area effect.]]
-[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_60d10943.png|thumb|none|600px|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
+[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_60d10943.png|thumb|center|600px|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
 And finally, they can be used as point source 3D ambience over a selected area of the map.

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 [[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_m7d17ec99.png|frame|center|Emitter used as point source ambience.]]
-[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_m6daf1077.png|frame|center|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
+[[Image:DA_Audio_Design_Documentation_Ambience_Content_html_m6daf1077.png|thumb|600px|center|The FMOD event for this instance.]]
 To place an emitter, the sounds can be accessed in the “Sounds” palette window to the right of the area editor.

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	Sounds used as emitters show up in the menu on the right hand side of the area editor. It is here that you can select them to edit their properties and parameters in the object inspector.		Sounds used as emitters show up in the menu on the right hand side of the area editor. It is here that you can select them to edit their properties and parameters in the object inspector.

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