To give you greater control and flexibility over the curves in your project, Wwise allows you to define the shape of each curve segment. A curve segment is any part of the curve between two control points. You can choose from a variety of curve shapes, including linear, constant, logarithmic, exponential, and s-curve.
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While the curve tools provide flexibility, they require more processing and thus increase CPU usage. |
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To specify the shape of the curve between control points:
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In the graph view, right-click a segment of the curve.
A shortcut menu is displayed
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From the menu, select one of the following options:
Logarithmic (Base 3)
Sine (Constant Power Fade In) - this Sine curve shape only offers a constant power crossfade when used on the 'in' part of the curve.
Logarithmic (Base 1.41)
Inverted S-Curve
Linear
Constant
S-Curve
Exponential (Base 1.41)
Sine (Constant Power Fade Out) - this Sine curve shape only offers a constant power crossfade when used on the 'out' part of the curve.
Exponential (Base 3)
The selected curve shape is applied to the segment of the curve.
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Continue to apply curve shapes to the other segments of the curve, as needed.