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With a sound effect loaded, we are now ready to play it by simply calling the Play method of the SoundEffect object. Two overloads of this method are available. The first takes no parameters and simply plays the sound at full volume. The second overload provides some additional control, allowing us to provide values for the volume level, the pitch, and the stereo panning of the sample: Volume is a float that specifies the playback volume level from 0 (silent) to 1 (full volume). Pitch is a float that controls the frequency of the sound playback. It is specified as a value between -1 (an octave lower than its native pitch) through 0 (its native pitch) to 1 (an octave higher than its native pitch). Values outside of this range will result in an exception, so if you need to play a sound using a larger range of pitches, you will need to load multiple differently pitched samples into your game. Pan is a float that controls the stereo position of the played sound. Values range from -1 (fully to the left) through 0 (centered) to 1 (fully right).

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Figure 15-1. A callback application with GLCanvas The GLCanvas can be placed directly inside the JFrame, but by wrapping it in a JPanel the JFrame can contain other (lightweight) GUI components as well. The GLEventListener callbacks include displayChanged(), which should be called when the display mode or device has changed. This might occur when the monitor s display settings are changed or when the application is dragged to another monitor in a multidisplay configuration. displayChanged() is not currently implemented in JOGL. Missing from Figure 15-1 is how user interactions, such as mouse and keyboard activity, affect the canvas. The basic technique is to set up mouse and keyboard listeners in the usual Java manner and have them change global variables in GLEventListener. When its display() method is called, it can check these globals to decide how to act. The next chapter has an extended example that employs this approach. A common source of coding errors with JOGL is to have a mouse or keyboard listener call OpenGL functions directly, which usually results in the application crashing. The OpenGL state can only be safely manipulated via the GLAutoDrawable interface, which is exposed in GLEventListener s callback methods. Many vendors OpenGL drivers aren t that reliable when faced with multithreading so should not be accessed from listener threads.

NOTE Sound effect volume is always played relative to the volume setting of the device, so a volume level of 1 actually means to play at the configured device volume level. When using the emulator, you can press F9 to increase the device volume level or press F10 to decrease it. Press the key repeatedly to reach full volume or to silence the emulated device.

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Since the GLJPanel is a lightweight Swing component, it can be added directly to the enclosing JFrame, as shown in Figure 15-2.

Play is asynchronous and returns to your game immediately, leaving the sound playing in the background. If you call Play again before an earlier call has completed, the new sound will play alongside the older sound. Options to stop the earlier sound are provided via the SoundEffectInstance object, which we ll discuss in a moment.

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The rest of the callback framework is identical to Figure 15-1: FPSAnimator drives the animation, and GLEventListener catches changes to the drawing area. This means that it s just a matter of changing a few lines of code to switch between GLCanvas and GLJPanel, as I show in the rotating cube example in the following sections. A commonly used variant of Figure 15-2 is to place GLJPanel inside a JPanel, which renders a background image such as a gradient fill or picture. For the background to be visible, GLJPanel s own background must be made transparent. I ll explain how to do this for the rotating cube application.