Michael Pfeiffer wrote:

As far as I understood it, it isn't a mistake. Soundscape defines an area
which influences the sound. This area in reality could be e.g. a room. I
think the most accurate method to describe such a room is a
Bounds-object,
because it comes closest to the sumilated reality. And that is what
soundscape uses.

No. I have rule in my system: if you are seated in a car or other object, then your viewplatform is a child of the car branch, which also holds the geometry of the car. This is nothing special, stuff like that is the whole idea of using a scenegraph in the first place.


Ok, but when I am inside the car sounds are distorted and sound different from when I am outside the car. So by using scope to say that children of the car should use a special soundscape, this will work.

Now you say I can do the same with BoundingLeaf, well I cannot. Simply because if I stand right next to the car I risk coming into the influence area if I get to close. Alternative I have to scecify an influence for the BoundingLeaf as a BoundingPolytope that matches the cars contour presice, which in reality means having an extra geometry copy of my car. Except it is real hard to do since no drawing program lets me construct a polytope from a 3D model. So in fact the only way I can do it, is using a scope. But Java3D has none.


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