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module · drop-in viewer
What it does
staging.Voice
Cueing the spoken lines of THE EIGHTH KETYL.
Staging decides WHEN a line is heard and WHO says it. It never writes the words: the sound slice owns the script and the audio. This module is the join between the two.
local Voice = require("staging.Voice")
Voice.say("v_clear") -- announce it, and end it when it is over
Voice.speakerOf("v_low") -- "column"
Voice.ids() -- every id staging knows how to cue
say announces line(id, text, speaker) on the shared bus and lineEnd(id)
when the line is finished. The sound slice speaks it; a screen prints it. The
written form travels with the announcement when the sound slice's clip library
(audio.Clips) can supply one, and the line is still announced by id when it
cannot — a line with no audio is a quiet line, not a lost one.
A second cue closes the first, so a caption is never stranded on screen.
Who says what
| id | speaker |
|---|---|
v_open_1 v_open_2 v_open_3 | the chemist, over the opening |
v_plate_2 … v_plate_8 | the column, arriving on that plate |
v_clear | the chemist, a plate goes clean |
v_low | the column, charge critical |
v_wet | the chemist, wetness critical |
v_quench | the chemist, the loss |
v_seal_1 v_seal_2 | the chemist, the win |
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