Cloth Foley gives life to character movements in a game. In this post, we will design a dynamic Foley system in Atom Craft, in order to create sounds varying from subtle to powerful.<\/p>\n
In this example, we will create two types of sounds that can be layered or used individually. One will simulate a light cloth, while the other will sound coarser and heavier. Of course, you can make as many different layers as you need.<\/p>\n
Render the files and import them into Atom Craft\u2019s Materials folder.<\/p>\n
We will start with the first Cue:<\/p>\n
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If you trigger the Cue now, you will hear a one-shot sound, but we want to simulate a continuous movement. To achieve this:<\/p>\n
The sound should now play continuously, but the loop\u2019s transition must be improved:<\/p>\n
Now that we have a smooth and continuous sound, we need to add a way to control the speed of the cloth movement by switching from the slow to the fast sounds. We will use an AISAC to do this:<\/p>\n
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Finally, create another AISAC at the Cue\u2019s level:<\/p>\n
By moving the AISAC cursor, you should now be able to create more dynamic and natural sounds.<\/p>\n
For the second layer, simply duplicate the first Cue, and replace the Waveform Regions:<\/p>\n
We just created a dynamic cloth Foley generator! Check out the demo session and try it out for yourself.<\/p>\n
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