AttenuationModelInverse QML Type

Defines a non-linear attenuation curve for a Sound. More...

Import Statement:	import QtAudioEngine 1.15
Since:	Qt 5.0
Inherits:	Item

List of all members, including inherited members

Properties

end : real
name : string
rolloff : real
start : real

Detailed Description

AttenuationModelInverse must be defined inside AudioEngine or be added to it using AudioEngine.addAttenuationModel() if AttenuationModelInverse is created dynamically.

Rectangle {
    color:"white"
    width: 300
    height: 500

    AudioEngine {
        id:audioengine

        AttenuationModelInverse {
           name:"linear"
           start: 20
           end: 500
           rolloff: 1.5
        }

        AudioSample {
            name:"explosion"
            source: "explosion-02.wav"
        }

        Sound {
            name:"explosion"
            attenuationModel: "linear"
            PlayVariation {
                sample:"explosion"
            }
        }
    }
}

Attenuation factor is calculated as below:

distance: distance from sound to listener d = min(max(distance, start), end); attenuation = start / (start + (d - start) * rolloff);

Property Documentation

end : real

This property holds the end distance. There will be no further attenuation if the distance from sound to listener is larger than this. The default value is 1000.

name : string

This property holds the name of AttenuationModelInverse, must be unique among all attenuation models and only defined once.

rolloff : real

This property holds the rolloff factor. The bigger the value is, the faster the sound attenuates. The default value is 1.

start : real

This property holds the start distance. There will be no attenuation if the distance from sound to listener is within this range. The default value is 1.

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