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imported>Tschachim: Reverted edits by 87.101.244.7 (Talk); changed back to last version by Mark Grant

2007-10-12T14:29:01Z

Reverted edits by 87.101.244.7 (Talk); changed back to last version by Mark Grant

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	'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.		'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.

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2007-10-12T13:13:21Z

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	'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.		'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.

imported>Mark Grant: Elaborated a little.

2006-11-24T00:30:13Z

Elaborated a little.

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	'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.		'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.

	For ~~each file~~ the code first looks in the mission-specific directory, Sound/ProjectApollo/ApolloN where N is the number specified in the [[APOLLONO]] variable in the scenario. If the file is found there, it will be played, otherwise it will look for a generic file of the same name in Sound/ProjectApollo; these files are generally from the Apollo 11 mission.		For files which might vary between missions, the code first looks in the mission-specific directory, Sound/ProjectApollo/ApolloN where N is the number specified in the [[APOLLONO]] variable in the scenario. If the file is found there, it will be played, otherwise it will look for a generic file of the same name in Sound/ProjectApollo; these files are generally from the Apollo 11 mission. For files which are generic, for example, a switch click, it will only look in Sound/ProjectApollo.

	This allows us to have a standard set of sound files to play on any mission, but for people to create sound packs which add the appropriate files for specific missions on a mission-by-mission basis.		This allows us to have a standard set of sound files to play on any mission, but for people to create sound packs which add the appropriate files for specific missions on a mission-by-mission basis.

	If the audio language is set to anything other than English, then it will look first in Sound/ProjectApollo/<i>language</i>/ApolloN instead.		If the audio language is set to anything other than English, then it will look first in Sound/ProjectApollo/<i>language</i> or Sound/ProjectApollo/<i>language</i>/ApolloN instead.

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imported>Mark Grant: Basic stub for now.

2006-11-24T00:26:23Z

Basic stub for now.

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'''Project Apollo''' plays audio files on numerous events during the course of a mission; all these files are stored under Sounds/ProjectApollo, generally as 8-bit mono 8kHz or 11kHz .wav files.

For each file the code first looks in the mission-specific directory, Sound/ProjectApollo/ApolloN where N is the number specified in the [[APOLLONO]] variable in the scenario. If the file is found there, it will be played, otherwise it will look for a generic file of the same name in Sound/ProjectApollo; these files are generally from the Apollo 11 mission.

This allows us to have a standard set of sound files to play on any mission, but for people to create sound packs which add the appropriate files for specific missions on a mission-by-mission basis.

If the audio language is set to anything other than English, then it will look first in Sound/ProjectApollo/<i>language</i>/ApolloN instead.

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