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camsfx

The board's own three-and-a-bit sounds, synthesised on the CPU from raw f32 PCM and cached as `.soundClip` assets under `game/cam/`.

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 2mo ago
What it does

game.cam.camsfx

The board's own three-and-a-bit sounds, synthesised on the CPU from raw f32 PCM and cached as .soundClip assets under game/cam/.

ClipLengthWhat it is
camTick75msA dry brass tick — a fingernail on a pipe. The pointer's answer.
camSelect340msA warm two-note confirm, a fifth: something is now under your command.
camDeny170msA dull stone knock: that tile refuses.
camSweep3.4sA low airy swell of drone and room tone, under the opening move.
local CamSfx = require("game.cam.camsfx")
CamSfx.ensure()              -- build any that are missing; cheap to repeat
local clip = CamSfx.clip("camSelect")

Why these are synthesised rather than generated

Pointing at a tile is the one thing a player does constantly, so it has to answer every time. audio.encodePcm costs no credit, needs no network, and cannot come back with a 429 — so the board is never silent. The audio slice owns the game's mix; nothing here is music, ambience or a voice, and all four sit deliberately quiet under it.

Tactical.ownSfx turns them off in one field if the audio slice takes the board's clicks over.

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zero/source-extract/v2

game.cam.camsfx — the board's own three sounds. Pointing at a tile is the one thing a player does constantly, so it has to answer. These are synthesised on the CPU from raw PCM rather than generated: they cost no credit, they cannot fail for a network reason, and they are cached as `.soundClip` assets so a hot reload does not rebuild them. The audio slice owns the game's mix. Nothing here is music, ambience or a voice — it is the click under the pointer, and it stays quiet enough to sit underneath everything that slice writes.

envelope(i: number, n: number, attack: number, decay: number) → number

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inumber
nnumber
attacknumber
decaynumber

tick( ) → void

A short, dry brass tick — a fingernail on a pipe. The pointer's answer.

selectChime( ) → void

A warmer two-note confirm: something is now under your command.

deny( ) → void

A dull stone knock: that tile refuses.

sweep( ) → void

A long, low airy swell for the reveal — glass and cold room tone under a rising fifth. It plays once, under the opening move.

ensure( ) → void

--!desc Create any of the board's clips that do not exist yet. Cheap to --! call again: a clip already in the world is left alone. --!return An array of the clip names this call actually built. --!example CamSfx.ensure()

clip(name: string) → any

--!desc Resolve one of the board's clips, or nil when it is not built. --!arg name A name from CamSfx.CLIPS. --!return The soundClip asset ref, or nil. --!example local c = CamSfx.clip("camSelect")

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backing path · game/cam/camsfx.module

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