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X3D Example Archives: X3D for Web Authors, Chapter 12 - Environment Sensor Sound

Sound node coverage visualization Event-producing environmental sensors include LoadSensor, ProximitySensor, and VisibilitySensor. Audio nodes include Sound for aural spatialization and AudioClip for identifying sound files. MovieTexture nodes can also be used as an audio soundtrack source. ProximitySensor Visualization
The supporting Chapter 12 slideset and course videos are available online via X3dGraphics.com.

X3D Scenes Descriptions
Collision - Kelp Forest Main Disabled collision with all objects with a Collision node in the Kelp Forest world.
Load Sensor - Kelp Forest Main An example use of the LoadSensor node in the Kelp Forest world.
Load Sensor - Kelp Forest Main time Out An example use of the LoadSensor node in the Kelp Forest world.
Load Sensor Simple test of LoadSensor node
Proximity Sensor - Kelp Forest Main This example uses a ProximitySensor node to position a heads-up display (HUD) in the Kelp Forest world.
Proximity Sensor Demonstrates use of a ProximitySensor in building a HUD
Proximity Sensor Multiple Example multiple ProximitySensor non-overlapping regions
Proximity Sensor No Overlap Example ProximitySensor regions
Proximity Sensor Overlap Example multiply-instanced ProximitySensor with overlapping regions
Proximity Sensor Single Example of a single ProximitySensor region
Sound Audio Clip An example of the Sound and AudioClip node showing the effect of the various volume regions
Sound Load Sensor Test UsingLoadSensor to test when AudioClip loading is complete
Sound Visualization An example of the Sound node for testing X3D-Edit author-assist visualization
Visibility Sensor - Kelp Forest Main VisibilitySensor example.

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