def __init__(self):
self.sounds = []
self.ex = 0
self.ey = 0
self.ez = 0
self.context = synthizer.Context()
self.internal_reverb = synthizer.GlobalFdnReverb(self.context)
self.verb = False
self.is_cleaning = False
def __init__(self):
log.info("sound manager created")
self.sounds=[]
self.ex=0
self.ey=0
self.ez=0
self.volume_step=0.0
self.context=synthizer.Context()
self.max_distance=50
self.internal_reverb = synthizer.GlobalFdnReverb(self.context)
self.verb=False
self.orientation=0
self.facing=0
self.cleantimer=timer.Timer()
self.cleantime=5000
self.is_cleaning=False
self.thread=threading.Thread(target=self.sound_thread,daemon=True).start()
import time
import random
import sys
import math
import atexit
# Normally you want to use the synthizer.initialized context manager, but I'm using this example
# as a script that sets up a Python shell for debugging, and I
# forgot to shut this down and had to kill via task manager one too many times.
#
# You always need to shut Synthizer down, but I'll be improving things so that failing to do so
# doesn't freeze things so badly that you have to kill it via task manager.
atexit.register(synthizer.shutdown)
synthizer.configure_logging_backend(synthizer.LoggingBackend.STDERR)
synthizer.set_log_level(synthizer.LogLevel.DEBUG)
synthizer.initialize()
ctx = synthizer.Context(enable_events=True)
gen = synthizer.StreamingGenerator(ctx, "file", sys.argv[1], "")
#buffer = synthizer.Buffer.from_stream("file", sys.argv[1], "")
#gen.buffer = buffer
#ctx.panner_strategy = synthizer.PannerStrategy.HRTF
src = synthizer.PannedSource(ctx)
src.add_generator(gen)
src.panner_strategy = synthizer.PannerStrategy.HRTF
reverb = synthizer.GlobalFdnReverb(ctx)
ctx.config_route(src, reverb)