I did a naive attempt at adding background music, by simply taking what was done in the pong tutorial.
I'm not really that familiar with Amethyst (nor with gamedev), since I only went through the pong tutorial myself two weeks ago.
I took the liberty to convert the m4a from the forum to ogg, since that's what the pong tutorial is using, and m4a isn't supported by amethyst-audio, by running
I also took it upon myself, to decide that lowering the volume to 25% would be good here, since the playback is pretty loud for an ambient cosy track IMO.
However, I wasn't sure where to place the audio module, but seemed like the resources folder was the best option, although not considering what resources are in specs, but merely looking at what was there before (although I'm assuming this is correct, since it seems to me that this instance of audio would be classified as a resource, also in specs terms)
I'm open for all kind of feedback and request for changes.
I did a naive attempt at adding background music, by simply taking what was done in the pong tutorial.
I'm not really that familiar with Amethyst (nor with gamedev), since I only went through the pong tutorial myself two weeks ago.
I took the liberty to convert the
m4afrom the forum toogg, since that's what the pong tutorial is using, andm4aisn't supported byamethyst-audio, by runningI also took it upon myself, to decide that lowering the volume to 25% would be good here, since the playback is pretty loud for an ambient cosy track IMO.
However, I wasn't sure where to place the audio module, but seemed like the
resourcesfolder was the best option, although not considering what resources are in specs, but merely looking at what was there before (although I'm assuming this is correct, since it seems to me that this instance of audio would be classified as a resource, also in specs terms)I'm open for all kind of feedback and request for changes.
Solves https://github.com/amethyst/evoli/issues/26