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Line 295: − + − − {| class="wikitable" − |- − ! ID − ! Name − ! Use case − |- − | 1 − | <samp>Default</samp> − | This is an unused category, and should generally be avoided. − |- − | 2 − | <samp>Music</samp> − | For any music tracks, to be regulated with the in-game music volume option. − |- − | 3 − | <samp>Sound</samp> − | For any sound effects, to be regulated with the in-game sound volume option. − |- − | 4 − | <samp>Ambient</samp> − | For ambient background sounds, like wind, rain or machine whirring, that can play in the background of a scene. − |- − | 5 − | <samp>Footsteps</samp> − | For any step sounds, such as player or horse footsteps. − |} − − Line 3,183:
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Lastly, add the <samp>SoundEffect</samp> to the cue, and assign the cue to the soundbank to be stored. By setting the category index to the appropriate option, players can regulate the sound's volume with the in-game volume options (ie. sound effect or music volume sliders):
Lastly, add the <samp>SoundEffect</samp> to the cue, and assign the cue to the soundbank to be stored. We also need to set a category, which determines which volume slider in the game options applies (see [[#Category list|the category list]]). In this case, since the cue is meant to be played as a sound effect and not a music track, the cue's category is set to <samp>Sound</samp> by calling the getter <samp>Game1.audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex()</samp>:
In this case, since the cue is meant to be played as a sound effect and not a music track, the cue's category is set to <samp>Sound</samp> by calling the getter <samp>Game1.audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex()</samp>:
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==Category list==
Each audio cue is assigned to one of five categories, which affects which volume slider in the game options applies to it:
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! internal ID
! name
! description
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| 1
| <samp>Default</samp>
| This is an unused category, and should generally be avoided.
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| 2
| <samp>Music</samp>
| For music tracks, to be regulated with the in-game music volume option.
|-
| 3
| <samp>Sound</samp>
| For sound effects, to be regulated with the in-game sound volume option.
|-
| 4
| <samp>Ambient</samp>
| For ambient background sounds, like wind, rain or machine whirring, that can play in the background of a scene.
|-
| 5
| <samp>Footsteps</samp>
| For step sounds, such as player or horse footsteps.
|}
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