Class AudioListener
Represents a 3D audio listener in the audio scene. This object, used in combination with an AudioEmitter, can simulate 3D audio localization effects for a sound implemention the IPositionableSound interface. For more details take a look at the Apply3D(AudioEmitter) function.
public class AudioListener : IDisposable
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AudioListener
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Constructors
AudioListener()
Initializes a new instance of the AudioListener class.
public AudioListener()
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AudioListener(AudioEngine)
public AudioListener(AudioEngine engine)
Parameters
engine
AudioEngine
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Fields
Position
The position of the listener in the 3D world.
public Vector3 Position
Field Value
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Velocity
The velocity of the listener in the 3D world.
public Vector3 Velocity
Field Value
Remarks
This is only used to calculate the doppler effect on the sound effect
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Properties
Forward
Gets or sets the forward orientation vector for this listener. This vector represents the orientation the listener is looking at.
public Vector3 Forward { get; set; }
Property Value
Remarks
By default, this value is (0,0,1).
The value provided will be normalized if it is not already.
The values of the Forward and Up vectors must be orthonormal (at right angles to one another). Behavior is undefined if these vectors are not orthonormal.
Doppler and Matrix values between an
Exceptions
- InvalidOperationException
The value provided to the set accessor is (0,0,0) or Up.
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Up
Gets or sets the Up orientation vector for this listener. This vector up of the world for the listener.
public Vector3 Up { get; set; }
Property Value
Remarks
By default, this value is (0,1,0).
The value provided will be normalized if it is not already.
The values of the Forward and Up vectors must be orthonormal (at right angles to one another). Behavior is undefined if these vectors are not orthonormal.
Doppler and Matrix values between an
Exceptions
- InvalidOperationException
The value provided to the set accessor is (0,0,0).
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Methods
Dispose()
Disposes the Listener
public void Dispose()
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