Directional sound

[David]

Unfortunately I can't hear any directionality, although distant sounds are softer.

My guess is that you will hear it when using a headphone.

I used headphones.

But even then it's probably (too) subtle.
Likely this is why I commented:

Perhaps it's possible for the functionality to get 'Scaling method' like options, with Off, On, and Excessive (or something).
Where the latter doubles the directional shifts and volume changes?

Now I made the effect ten time stronger:
https://github.com/NagyD/SDLPoP/commit/ ... 03783e3367
I can hear the difference now.

Though I think the right side of my headphones is a bit less loud than the left side.

[Norbert]

Though I think the right side of my headphones is a bit less loud than the left side.

What I noticed is that when the very first loose floor (in room 1):
- wobbles, the sound is correctly primarily on the right - it being the 4th tile from the right,
- breaks in the room below, the sound is incorrectly primarily on the left.

[David]

What I noticed is that when the very first loose floor (in room 1):
- wobbles, the sound is correctly primarily on the right - it being the 4th tile from the right,
- breaks in the room below, the sound is incorrectly primarily on the left.

Fixed: https://github.com/NagyD/SDLPoP/commit/ ... b3fdf4a7cf
The row and column coordinates were swapped.

The function expects its arguments in (room, col, row) order: https://github.com/NagyD/SDLPoP/blob/0a ... 00.c#L1680