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ATHSE: add header, reformat

2025-04-20T20:54:23Z

add header, reformat

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			{{flag
			\|files={{ini\|sound}}
			\|values={{values\|integer}}
			\|types=Sound Objects
			\|default=none
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			}}
	Defines the percentage variation to the Volume= (0-100) value. Values out of range are ignored.		Defines the percentage variation to the Volume= (0-100) value. Values out of range are ignored.

	Each wave in the sound will play at a volume within that range, so a sound object with "Volume=85" with "VShift=10" will play between 80-90% absolute volume, providing some variety where only one wave is used in the sound.		Each wave in the sound will play at a volume within that range, so a sound object with <tt>Volume=85</tt> with <tt>VShift=10</tt> will play between 80-90% absolute volume, providing some variety where only one wave is used in the sound.

	Some tests indicate this may be a synthetic way to create a Doppler effect, where firing away from the viewport would be quieter than firing towards the viewport, but this isn't confirmed, and should be treated as random for now.		Some tests indicate this may be a synthetic way to create a Doppler effect, where firing away from the viewport would be quieter than firing towards the viewport, but this isn't confirmed, and should be treated as random for now.

	~~Note: sounds~~ without explicit Volume= values will draw theirs from the [Defaults] section at the beginning of the ~~sound~~.~~ini~~		==Notes==
			Sounds without explicit <tt>Volume=</tt> values will draw theirs from the [Defaults] section at the beginning of the INI.

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2025-03-31T20:11:17Z

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en>ATHSE at 15:23, 5 March 2023

2023-03-05T15:23:58Z

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	Some tests indicate this may be a synthetic way to create a Doppler effect, where firing away from the viewport would be quieter than firing towards the viewport, but this isn't confirmed, and should be treated as random for now.		Some tests indicate this may be a synthetic way to create a Doppler effect, where firing away from the viewport would be quieter than firing towards the viewport, but this isn't confirmed, and should be treated as random for now.

			Note: sounds without explicit Volume= values will draw theirs from the [Defaults] section at the beginning of the sound.ini

en>ATHSE at 15:15, 5 March 2023

2023-03-05T15:15:31Z

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	~~{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />~~		Defines the percentage variation to the Volume= (0-100) value. Values out of range are ignored.
	~~Details~~ the ~~delta from normal~~ sound volume with ~~each cell~~ away from ~~its point of origin. Should contain 2 values which determine~~ the ~~minimum volume delta~~ and ~~maximum volume delta respectively~~.
			Each wave in the sound will play at a volume within that range, so a sound object with "Volume=85" with "VShift=10" will play between 80-90% absolute volume, providing some variety where only one wave is used in the sound.

			Some tests indicate this may be a synthetic way to create a Doppler effect, where firing away from the viewport would be quieter than firing towards the viewport, but this isn't confirmed, and should be treated as random for now.

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:53Z

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{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
Details the delta from normal sound volume with each cell away from its point of origin. Should contain 2 values which determine the minimum volume delta and maximum volume delta respectively.