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Option that a RTPC's value cannot exceed what has been set in the RANGE fields.

+4 votes

When setting ranges on an RTPC - incoming data from a game could exceed these set ranges.
In the past (maybe this still happens?) this would cause issues with blend-containers that stopped working when and RTPC exceeds its set range.

A method for clamping the incoming data to never exceed the ranges set in wwise could be useful:

Example

  • Data is send to wwise for a vessel that can go from zero to infinite speed
  • For this vessel, the implementation focuses on a small speed range at the start (o to 10)
  • Data can be choppy, so a slew rate is added (a time based slew is deemed too rigid for this scenario)
  • Once the vehicle exceeds the range set in wwise and goes back to zero: It will take a long time for the slew rate to catch up.

Request:
Add an option so that an RTPC's value cannot exceed those set in the RANGE field.

Thank you.

in Feature Requests by Matthew F. (190 points)
edited by Matthew F.

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