Huron & SNAP Documentation

Space Array Commands
Parameter Description
OTHER SIMULATION TOOLS
Space Array accepts Location and Angle commands in the same
way as AniScape and MultiScape. It also recognises the
AniScape room switching commands.
SNAPLocation
This command sets the X, Y, and Z coordinates of an object.
The distances are measured in meters.
in long lChannel Location channel that will receive the coordinates (1-255)
in float fX X coordinate of the object in meters
in float fY Y coordinate of the object in meters
in float fZ Z coordinate of the object in meters
SNAPAngle
This command sets the orientation of an object. The angles
passed are in degrees.
in long lChannel Angle channel that will receive the data (1-255)
in float fAz Azimuth of the object in degrees
in float fEl Elevation of the object in degrees
in float fRl Roll of the object in degrees
c:\Huron32\SpaceArray\rooms\room.geo
c:\Huron32\SpaceArray\rooms\roomx.sim
c:\Huron32\SpaceArray\rooms\roomy.sim
c:\Huron32\SpaceArray\rooms\roomz.sim
SNAPLoadRoom
The Space Array can be loaded with up to two different room
acoustic definitions. Each room is stored in a separate buffer.
The data for the room acoustic definitions are stored in a
number of binary data files on Huron, the set of data files for a
room’s acoustics all have the same file name root but different
extensions. The path passed in this command should be the full
path of the data files without the file extension.
For example, if the set of data files for a room resides in the
following directory:
The string passed would be
c:\Huron32\SpaceArray\rooms\room in the path field
of this command.
SNAPLoadRoom will load the room into the current buffer,
which defaults to buffer 0 when Space Array is loaded. To load
a room into the second buffer, first issue the SNAPSetRoom
command with the parameter 1 to switch to the second buffer
and then load the desired room.
HURON TECHNICAL MANUAL PAGE 167