AudioMesh

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AudioMeshes are triangle meshes that define geometry for audio simulation. They are used for two types of audio effects:

• Reverb, from sound reflecting off of solid objects in the scene.
• Occlusion, where sounds will be quieter when they're behind walls.

Audio mesh triangles can have an AudioMaterial, controlling how it absorbs and reflects sound. For example, carpet will absorb more energy than concrete or metal.

Audio meshes can be translated, rotated, and scaled dynamically.

Constructors

lovr.audio.newAudioMesh	Create a new AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:clone	Create a lightweight copy of the AudioMesh.

Methods

AudioMesh:clone	Create a lightweight copy of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:getOrientation	Get the orientation of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:getPose	Get the pose of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:getPosition	Get the position of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:getScale	Get the scale of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:getTransform	Get the transform of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:isEnabled	Check if the AudioMesh is enabled.
AudioMesh:setEnabled	Enable or disable the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:setOrientation	Set the orientation of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:setPose	Set the pose of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:setPosition	Set the position of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:setScale	Set the scale of the AudioMesh.
AudioMesh:setTransform	Set the transform of the AudioMesh.
Object:release	Immediately release the Lua reference to an object.
Object:type	Get the type name of the object.

See also

• Object
• lovr.audio