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iSoundRender Struct Reference The sound renderer is used to play previously loaded sounds or music. More... #include <renderer.h> Inheritance diagram for iSoundRender: List of all members. Public Methods virtual void  SetVolume (float vol)=0   Set Volume [0, 1]. virtual float  GetVolume ()=0   Get Volume [0, 1]. virtual iSoundHandle*  RegisterSound (iSoundData *)=0   Register a sound. virtual void  UnregisterSound (iSoundHandle *)=0   Unregister a sound. virtual iSoundListener*  GetListener ()=0   Get the global Listener object. virtual void  MixingFunction ()=0   Internal use : mixing function (needed if your renderer uses a driver). Detailed Description The sound renderer is used to play previously loaded sounds or music. Loading itself is NOT done through this interface. Sounds may be played as non-3d directly with PlaySound(). If you want more control (for example, stop the sound at any time) or if you want 3d sound you have to create a sound source. Sources can be 3d or non-3d, where non-3d sources simply ignore the position and velocity control methods of iSoundSource. Before you can play a sound, you must first register it and get a sound handle. The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: renderer.h Generated for Crystal Space by doxygen 1.2.5 written by Dimitri van Heesch, ©1997-2000