If you don't want to use sound spatialization, just ignore this property
audio.direction read/write property
Get or set the listener direction in the world
This property expects a 3D vector, a table with the fields x, y, z set, representing the coordinates in space where the listener is looking at
For example, the direction { x = 0, y = 0, z = -1 } means the listener is looking at the screen (the default direction)
Example
local audio = require "audio"
local console = require "console"
local function printvector(v)
-- Fancy Formatting
console.writecolor("brightwhite", "Listener "..v..(#v < 7 and ":\t\t" or " :\t"))
local value = "{ "
for axis, val in pairs(audio[v]) do
value = value..axis.." = "..val..", "
end
value = value:gsub(", $", " }")
console.writecolor("cyan", value.."\n")
end
-- Get default listener position, direction, veolocity, worldup and cone
printvector("position")
printvector("direction")
printvector("velocity")
printvector("worldup")
printvector("cone")