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When playing game music, you may sometimes want to generate some of the notes in real-time, either to add variation

As we just entered the Year of the Dragon, our new post is dedicated to this mythical creature. We will

In the previous posts, we learned about the many features of the Cue, making them the center of any interactive

Present both in fantasy and science-fiction, force fields are a protective barrier that players can deploy or encounter. It shields

On large projects, it can be difficult to navigate between Cues and tell them apart. Especially if they contain nested

In the previous blog from this beginner’s series, we used Selectors and Game Variables to create sound variations based on

Elemental weapons provide a twist to combat in RPGs, by channelling the power of natural elements such as fire, ice,

Automating tedious and time-consuming tasks is one of the many benefits of using the CRI Atom Craft Robot API. For

Armed with the knowledge of the different types of Cues in ADX, we can now implement more complex behaviours by