[Openal] One sound to rule them all. One sound to bind them... and in the program.... mess it all up.

[aconstantin]

I suspect that the reason the other ones won't play is that you cue all the
buffers onto the same source ? 

If you want the sounds to overlap, you should have multiple sources.

Alex.


Maverix wrote:
> 
> First of all, OpenAL is awesome, needs to be supported more, and I just
> love it.
> Now to my topic:
> 
> I have this sound named "laser.wav" and I have a class called Cube. In
> cube's initialization, I load the sound "laser.wav" only for that
> particular cube. There's 40 cubes, and so "laser.wav" is loaded 40 times
> into 40 different buffers. However, when I play one cube's laser sound,
> another cube's laser sound won't play until the first one was finished.
> 
> Any help?
> 


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