There's a velocity vector for sources just like the position vector. If you set the position and velocity every frame to match the objects position and velocity, it will give you good results.

Next article is here https://indiegamedev.net/2020/04/12/the ... ng-sounds/

Well, for 3D sound, you can look into the positioning parts for the source. So each car is it's own source, and the source is positioned at different places.

That's really the best way to handle it. I will eventually write the next article to cover positioning.

Mckl wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 1:41 am And by the way what is AL_PITCH is?

Changes the pitch of the original sound. Helpful for car engines, as you sort of rev the engine, you can modify the pitch to simulate faster revs.

Hey it's me again. Now we want to make sounds from other cars(non players one) in our game. I am thinking to load each car with acceleration breaking and collision source sound like the one I made for players car and change and for each car volume based on distance from player car like the further ...

I've decided to sort of... put on pause the above, and just proceed with the introductory mission. If I polish this up I'm going to set it as a new demo, send it around, and see if people enjoy it. For that introductory mission; I've planned it all out in Trello. There's a lot I now need to translat...

If I understand correctly, you just want to loop a sound over and over? If it's not being streamed, you just turn looping on in the source:
Then when you play it as you've been doing, it will just keep repeating forever until you stop it.

The idea behind the game is that it's a story-driven, event-based kind of a choose your own adventure deal. It never started off like that, but I found that it was the only way to accomplish the game ideas I had. Those big ideas basically boiled down to: Just about every Star Trek game is about pew-...

I edited your post for formatting. The first thing you want to do is move your initialisation of OpenAL Device and Context into your Initialise method. ALCdevice* openALDevice = alcOpenDevice(nullptr); if (!openALDevice) return 0; ALCcontext* openALContext; //ALCint* attrlist = new int[1,1,1,1,1]; i...

I am beginning now to work on a game I never finished that I really wanted to. The Last Boundary.

I'll post updates here as I go.