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Are you sure? I only remember it teleporting you to different parts of the same map.
Also, how would I do that? I could just make the second map very far away...
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=756119531
I'm trying to make some sort of piano. I've got an old synth and I think it would be cool to capture some of the sounds it has, put it in VR, and let other people essentially mess around with it.
I know you can make looping sounds, and I think you can make it have a beginning that plays through and then have it loop through a further point through cues, but can it have a release?
I remember seeing the Source 2 Documentation (I think), saying that end cues seem to do nothing. I don't know.
I've wanted to try to do something like this for a while, though. The only other issue I see is how to make it decently function. As someone without the knuckles controllers I can see how this would be frustrating, only being able to trigger one key at a time (my idea would just be to use triggers or buttons that the player presses). I don't know if something like that even would work for the controllers. So I don't know if there would be a better way to do it. But for now the most you could do is 2 notes, I think.
Either way, the point is, I don't know if there's a way to have a looping sound with an attack and a release.
There is no way of accessing the finger positions from the knuckles either, the inputs available are very limited.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/am98jtmWTkKyjr2c7
Here's a photo of the synth and what it should look like, a photo of the model in Blender as it should look like, as well as a screenshot of what the model looks like in Source 2, with all the messed up textures.