Hi Charles,
As it happens changing the acid pits would be easy. DirectX has the
ability to change the frequency of the sound to make them deeper or
higher in pitch. That might be a very good alternative.
In fact, you have seen this done zillions of times in games like SOD,
Tank Commander, LW, etc. That is all David does to the beeps. he just
keeps increasing the frequency on the targeting beeps until they reach
the maximum pitch. In this case I would lower one to give it a deeper sound.
Charles Rivard wrote:
> Tom: Here are my immediate thoughts on the sounds in Monty: Maybe there
> could be some different amount of echo in each level to indicate the size
> and to, sort of, cue you in to which level you are exploring. There
> probably might be some dirt in some of the first levels, sand in the
> middle
> ones, and stone as you go deeper into the caverns. Ladders may have been
> constructed of rope, but there are already ropes to climb, so wood
> could be
> used for ladder material to distinguish a ladder from a rope. How about
> giving each acid pit a different amount of bubble or a deeper bubbling
> sound
> to distinguish them from one another so that you would know that you are
> between 2 of them?
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