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Displays one or more icons representing the project elements that can be added as a parent or child of the selected node in the project explorer.

By default, the toolbar displays all project elements that can be added as a child of the selected node. To display the possible parent project elements, press the Shift key.

To add a child to the selected node, simply click one of the active icons in the icon bar. To add a parent to the selected node, simply Shift+click one of the active icons in the icon bar.

Different icons will become active depending on the type of object you currently have selected in the hierarchy.

Effects

A complete list of Effect ShareSets sorted by Virtual Folders and Effect Work Units for your project. Double-click an Effect ShareSet to open the Effect Plug-in Editor.

Attenuations

A complete list of Attenuation ShareSets sorted by Virtual Folders and Work Units for your project. Double-click an Attenuation ShareSet to open the Attenuation Editor.

Conversion Settings

A complete list of Conversion Settings ShareSets sorted by Virtual Folders and Work Units for your project. Double-click a Conversion Settings ShareSet to open the Conversion Settings Editor.

Modulators

A complete list of LFO, Envelope, and Time Modulator ShareSets sorted by Virtual Folders and Work Units for your project. Double-click a Modulator ShareSet to open the Modulator Editor.

Virtual Acoustics

A complete list of Virtual Acoustics ShareSets sorted by Virtual Folders and Work Units for your project. Virtual Acoustics, for now, consist only of Acoustic Textures. These textures work with the Reflect plug-in to represent different material properties. These properties, such as frequency absorption, simulate the impact of different materials on early reflections.

For example, an anechoic material would have 100 for every field, meaning there would be absolute absorption and, thus, no reflections. On the other hand, a more reflective material such as concrete would typically reflect a fair bit and, as such, would have a much smaller amount of absorption (say, 10 to 30%) for all frequency bands, with the percentages tending larger for higher frequencies. Other materials, such as certain varieties of wood, might generally reflect less than a concrete; but, could have a greater percentage of frequency absorption for lower frequencies.

Double-click the Texture to open the Acoustic Texture Editor.

For Effects:

Inclusion

Determines whether the element is included in the SoundBanks when they are generated. When selected, the element is included. When unselected, the element is not included.

To optimize your sound design for each platform, you might want to exclude certain elements on certain platforms. By default, this check box applies across all platforms. Use the Link indicator to the left of the check box to unlink the element. Then you can customize the state of the check box per platform.

When this option is unselected, the property and behavior options in the editor become unavailable.

Default value: true