MNSI:Features - Revision history

Mischy at 19:06, 6 June 2019

2019-06-06T19:06:57Z

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	A complete list of "Features". ((Mostly so that I won't forget them either.))		[[Category:MNSI]]A complete list of "Features". ((Mostly so that I won't forget them either.))

	==Impacts==		==Impacts==

Mischy at 21:39, 26 May 2019

2019-05-26T21:39:03Z

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	; Physical Material Naming Conventions : Physical materials can have virtual children for the plugin separated with a underscore. "RoughStone" and "RoughStone_highfriction","RoughStone_slippery","RoughStone_dense" will all play the same sounds defined for RoughStone.		; Physical Material Naming Conventions : Physical materials can have virtual children for the plugin separated with a underscore. "RoughStone" and "RoughStone_highfriction","RoughStone_slippery","RoughStone_dense" will all play the same sounds defined for RoughStone.

			==Fallback names==

			; Fallback naming convention. : For the sound library -DEFINT is the default sound to play if no custom sound is found. Pairs are also cross checked. Stone_Wood is the same as Wood_Stone if the first isn't defined to override it. See; [[MNSI:Sound Libraries]]

	==Node like sound library setup==		==Node like sound library setup==

			; Fake Node structure : Multiple sound library structs can be paired for personal organization.

	==Player Distance Optimization==		==Player Distance Optimization==

			<strong>All math is disabled if the player is beyond a distance.</strong>

	==Impact Frequency Optimization==		==Impact Frequency Optimization==

			<strong>Can control how often the impact math is performed.</strong>

	==Roll Slide Frequency updates==		==Roll Slide Frequency updates==

			; Can control how often roll and friction sounds are updated. : Car wheels and props that change direction really quickly might need faster update intervals. Generic props can be left at a really slow update period to save performance.

	==Impact Vs Speed workaround==		==Impact Vs Speed workaround==

	~~==Physical Material Naming Convention==~~		; Stacked Props : Unreal can apply a really large impulse to a prop Without moving it. Thus tricking the plugin to play an impact sound. This workaround allows for stacked heavy props to remain silent.

	==Dynamic Parameters in Sound Cues==		==Dynamic Parameters in Sound Cues==

			; Pitch and Volume are dynamic parameters. : Roll and friction sound cues are called with Pitch and Volume as a dynamic parameter than can be modulated in the cue. For example. Wheel Skid sound combined with the random sounds of gravel can be made to maintain the same volume and pitch of the gravel and only changing the wheel skid sound.

Mischy: /* Naming Conventions */

2019-05-26T21:31:41Z

Naming Conventions

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	==Naming Conventions==		==Naming Conventions==

			; Physical Material Naming Conventions : Physical materials can have virtual children for the plugin separated with a underscore. "RoughStone" and "RoughStone_highfriction","RoughStone_slippery","RoughStone_dense" will all play the same sounds defined for RoughStone.

	==Node like sound library setup==		==Node like sound library setup==

Mischy: /* Multi-Component */

2019-05-26T21:29:11Z

Multi-Component

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	==Multi-Component==		==Multi-Component==

	; Multiple physically active static mesh components : Several MNSI components can be added to the same blueprint class to handle numerous static mesh components in it. <strong> Current workaround for vehicles</strong>		; Multiple physically active static mesh components : Several MNSI components can be added to the same blueprint class to handle numerous static mesh components in it. <strong> Current workaround for vehicles.</strong>

	==Naming Conventions==		==Naming Conventions==

Mischy: /* Multi-Component */

2019-05-26T21:28:57Z

Multi-Component

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	==Multi-Component==		==Multi-Component==

	; Multiple physically active static mesh components ; Several MNSI components can be added to the same blueprint class to handle numerous static mesh components in it. <strong> Current workaround for vehicles</strong>		; Multiple physically active static mesh components : Several MNSI components can be added to the same blueprint class to handle numerous static mesh components in it. <strong> Current workaround for vehicles</strong>

	==Naming Conventions==		==Naming Conventions==

Mischy: /* Multi-Component */

2019-05-26T21:28:44Z

Multi-Component

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	==Multi-Component==		==Multi-Component==

			; Multiple physically active static mesh components ; Several MNSI components can be added to the same blueprint class to handle numerous static mesh components in it. <strong> Current workaround for vehicles</strong>

	==Naming Conventions==		==Naming Conventions==

Mischy: /* Skeletal Mesh */

2019-05-26T21:23:13Z

Skeletal Mesh

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	==Skeletal Mesh ==		==Skeletal Mesh ==

	; Limited Skeletal Mesh : Can pick which bone to measure velocity and angular speed from, But can't isolate bones. It is impossible to know which bone collided with a surface. <strong>Every bone triggers the same event, so one can't differentiate car wheels from a car body if they are all part of the same skeletal mesh.</strong>		; Limited Skeletal Mesh : Can pick which bone to measure velocity and angular speed from, But can't isolate bones. It is impossible to know which bone collided with a surface. <strong>Every bone triggers the same event, so one can't differentiate car wheels from a car body if they are all part of the same skeletal mesh.</strong> Use the multi-component approach for now.

	==Multi-Component==		==Multi-Component==

Mischy: /* Skeletal Mesh */

2019-05-26T21:21:45Z

Skeletal Mesh

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	==Skeletal Mesh ==		==Skeletal Mesh ==

			; Limited Skeletal Mesh : Can pick which bone to measure velocity and angular speed from, But can't isolate bones. It is impossible to know which bone collided with a surface. <strong>Every bone triggers the same event, so one can't differentiate car wheels from a car body if they are all part of the same skeletal mesh.</strong>

	==Multi-Component==		==Multi-Component==

Mischy: /* Roll vs Slide Correction */

2019-05-26T21:19:29Z

Roll vs Slide Correction

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	==Roll vs Slide Correction==		==Roll vs Slide Correction==

			; Friction though rolling : A car wheel spinning in place will play a different sound than if it was spinning And moving in the direction of its spin.

	==Skeletal Mesh ==		==Skeletal Mesh ==

Mischy: /* Relative Correction */

2019-05-26T21:18:54Z

Relative Correction

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	==Relative Correction==		==Relative Correction==
			;All math is relative to the surface : If placed stationary on a moving platform, rolling and or friction sounds won't play.

	==Roll vs Slide Correction==		==Roll vs Slide Correction==