audio.clips

The game's whole sound library, resolved by literal name — thirty effects, ambiences and score beds, plus the eighteen spoken lines.

Every reference here is a string literal on purpose: a computed name cannot be written down, so nothing would pin what it reaches and the clips would not travel with the world when somebody installs it. This module is the one place that holds an asset ref for a sound. SoundDirector copies it into fl.clips on awake, and every other slice asks for a noise BY NAME.

A nil here is a quiet game, not a broken one — SoundDirector plays what it has and says nothing about what it does not. clips.missing() lists any gap in one call.

The jasey clips are filed as sfx.revenant_* rather than sfx.jasey_*: the jasey slice authors its own clips under that leaf, and two soundClips sharing a leaf make a bare asset.resolve("jasey_catch") ambiguous for whoever wrote it first. The names the game asks for — jasey.near, jasey.hunt, jasey.catch — are unchanged.