Framework, my new set of tools for audiogame creation in python3 (Page 1 of 5)

A question about the sound manager class. For ID's, might it not be easier to just create ID's that increment by one each time one needs to be created? That way you could avoid the worst case scenario of having to try 500 different ID's. (and possibly still not having a unique one) I'm waiting for the Synthizer update before trying my hand at it, but I have a better understanding of how synthizer objects relate after seeing this at least. I haven't looked at much beyond the sound code, but I didn't see synthizer.shutdown anywhere. Unless you already have it, I think it might be a good idea to have if you aren't using a context manager.

@3 that would probably work, yeah.

@4 It's still probably buggy, so I wouldn't get too excited yet.

So does this include anything else besides synthiser things?

I have not checked it yet, but you're telling that its synthizer rapped with the sound object and sound_pool? that's when I read the read me, if so, dude a huge +1 from me
btw, I might be getting it rong, but you said to run build.bat, I dont sea such a file  in the repo, though maybe I have to build it myself I dont know

@9
there is no building such thing. it's ..py files. go to framework directory and you will find all py files. i think previously it's closed source so, there is build.bat

so hi all, I checked the sound_manager class, looking for a listener x and listener y etc variables but did not found any, but then how does it know where to pan the sound, will it asoom the listener position is just 0? if so, it means that we cant change it on the go, I maybe too stupid to figure it out, if so, really sorry and will b e very greatful if you can make things clearer

sorry but had an other question, whatever I do, the sound just doesnt play at all, here's the code
import framework
framework.lucia.initialize()
framework.lucia.show_window("test")
pool=framework.sound_manager()
sound=pool.play_3d("test.wav",5,5,3,True)
while True:
    framework.lucia.process_events()
    pool.x=0
    pool.y=0
    pool.z=0

@16 I actually also tryed that after posting, but stil no luck at all, everything works, but the sound doesnt play at all

@18, The sound3d module does that already as i know, Wait lets check.
edit yep, It does.

@20, Open the thing using terminal, If you have the same error i were having, It's a easy fix.
edit, From what i see you are taking all stuff and putting them inside a folder, And putting the framework.py and all of it stuff in the same folder, If you do that, You must open all the modules from that and remove the dot from stuff that looks like
from .sound3d import *
that way, It should work.

meatbag, try importing syntizer and initialize it in context manager manually and try. but, i think synthizer should give an error if that's the case. but, every thing work just sound don't play means, try using stationary?