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sound

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zero/source-extract/v2

ffe.cinema.sound — the sound film of FIRE FOR EFFECT. There is no music. The score of this film is the wind, the machinery and the guns, and the one dramatic gesture in it is a SILENCE: at t = 89 the battery stops, the last echo comes back off the far wall at t = 91, and for the five seconds after that the only thing left in the mix is a thread of wind. Shot 15 is called "the silence arriving" and it is scored as one. HOW SOUND IS PLACED. Every source is an `Audio` component on an entity this slice owns, standing where the thing that makes the sound stands. `ffe.cinema` moves `FilmListener` to the camera's eye every tick, so the mix is heard from the shot: the macro on the breech at 4 cm is a close mix, the aerial at 120 m is not. THE ECHO IS A SECOND SOURCE, not a reverb. A gun report on a saddle above a three-kilometre valley comes back off the far wall about two seconds later, from the direction of the wall — so the echo is emitted by an entity out at the far peaks, `ECHO_DELAY` seconds after the report. That is why the battery sounds like it is standing somewhere. EVERYTHING IS ON FILM TIME. Cues fire by CROSSING: each tick plays the events that lie in (previous t, t]. A seek backwards re-arms them, so authoring one shot and then running the film from the top plays the same sound film both times.

Audio

buildSchedule( ) → void

Every round the battery fires, as { t, gun }. Deterministic and built once.

try(what: string, fn: any, ...: ?) → boolean

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whatstring
fnany
...?

clip(role: string) → any

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rolestring

emitterPosition(key: string) → void

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keystring

emitter(key: string) → any

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keystring

playOn(key: string, role: string, volume: number, pitch: number?) → void

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keystring
rolestring
volumenumber
pitchnumber?

build(root: any) → void

Build

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rootany

windLevel(t: number) → number

How loud the wind is at film time t. Loudest at the east lip where the deck pours over it (shots 1, 2, 16), lowest down among the revetments and at the macro stations, and it is the only thing left in shot 15.

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tnumber

batteryLevel(t: number) → number

The mix level of the whole battery: full while it is firing, gone after.

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tnumber

fireBetween(a: number, b: number) → void

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anumber
bnumber

tick(t: number, _dt: number, eye: { number }?, _at: { number }?) → void

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tnumber
_dtnumber
eye{ number }?
_at{ number }?

reset( ) → void

report(t: number) → void

Reading it back The rounds and cues that fall inside a window, and what is bound.

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tnumber

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# film One-paragraph description of what this module provides and who consumes it. ## Exports - `M.exampleFn(arg) -> result` — what it does and when to call it. - `M.exampleValue: type` — what value it carries. ## Usage ```luau local M = require("@<youridentity>::modules.film") M.exampleFn("foo") ``` ## Notes - Anything callers need to know about THIS module: required runtime ordering, state ownership, side effects.
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# shots The sixteen camera set-ups of FIRE FOR EFFECT, one per entry in `Film.SHOTS` and in the same order, plus the lens each one implies. Consumed by `ffe.cinema`, which evaluates it every rendered frame. ## Exports - `Shots.SETUPS` — the sixteen set-ups. `SETUPS16` is `SETUPS1`, the same table by reference: that equality is the film's arc. - `Shots.eval(t) -> eye, aim, fov, setup, u` — the camera at film time `t`. Anchors that are functions are resolved first, so the result is plain numbers and `cutscene.evaluate` never sees an entity name that might be gone. - `Shots.focalLength(fov) -> mm` — the lens a vertical field of view implies against `Shots.SENSOR_HEIGHT` (24 mm, full frame). - `Shots.focusDistance(setup, eye, aim, u)` — the rack the shot asks for, or the distance to what it is aimed at when it does not rack. - `Shots.ridePosition(t)` / `Shots.shell(t)` / `Shots.rideDir(t)` — the registration round's flight, which shot 6's camera rides. - `Shots.check()` — every station evaluated at its own mid-point, as text. ## Places `HERO_MUZZLE`, `HERO_BREECH`, `HERO_CENTRE`, `BRASS_PILE`, `AMMO_DUMP`, `SPOTTING_MAST`, `EAST_LIP` — where the camera stands and what it looks at, in one block, so a station can be re-read against the geography instead of hunted for inside a shot. ## Notes - A named anchor is a preference, not a requirement. Four agents build this world in parallel, so a shot has to frame something whether or not its subject exists yet: `Shots.named` tries a list of entity names and falls through to a coordinate. Nothing in this file raises on a missing entity. - The ride is authored twice on purpose. `ffe.battery` owns the shell; when its entity is in the world the camera rides the real round, and when it is not, `ridePosition` stands in — fired at t = 30.5, through the deck at t = 37.6, onto the target at t = 40.0, the same three numbers. - `ease` is `linear` wherever the move has a stated speed (the shot-12 aerial at 14 m/s) and eased everywhere the move is an operator's.
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