Actually, another approach may be to just manually adjust the volume based
on a distance calculation from the players position and the position of the
sound using the pyglet convience functions. The only issue with that is you
don't get stereo positioning (which is what the OpenAL examples are more
about), but can still get an effect to what you describe.
For example:
self.sound = pyglet.media.load('tone5.wav')
self.player = pyglet.media.Player()
self.player.queue(self.sound)
self.player.eos_action = 'loop'
self.player.play()
self.player_pos = [32,0]
self.sound_pos = [64,0]
if self.player_pos[0] < self.sound_pos[0]:
self.player.volume = float(self.player_pos[0]) / float(self.sound_pos[0
])
if self.player.volume <= 0.0:
self.player.pause()
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