noisemaker | Generate tileable perlin noise textures from the command

by flimshaw JavaScript Version: 0.1.13 License: MIT

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noisemaker is a JavaScript library. noisemaker has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can install using 'npm i noisemaker' or download it from GitHub, npm.

Generate tileable perlin noise textures from the command line. It's reaaaal basic but I figured I'd share it. Uses glsl-noise, headless-gl and pngjs to generate 4-channel (RGBA) perlin noise field png's that are tileable in all directions. Adjust the "time" value to advance the generator. It kinda randomizes them over time, and starts to get a little glitchy after 10000.0 or so.

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The latest version of noisemaker is 0.1.13

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AVAudioPlayerDidFinishPlaying never gets called, so "other sounds" remain "ducked" - What am I doing wrong?

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AVAudioPlayerDidFinishPlaying never gets called, so "other sounds" remain "ducked" - What am I doing wrong?

Asked 2020-Jan-26 at 18:30

Many questions on this topic, but most are so old the answers no longer apply due to both Swift and iOS having evolved so much since they were posted. The few that look helpful at first glance don't actually tell me anything I haven't already figured out, and haven't done anything to help me fix my incarnation of the problem, despite appearing to be nearly identical to the problem I'm having.

Aside from AVAudioPlayerDidFinishPlaying never being called (And therefore leaving "other sounds" being made by the device "ducked" until the app is totally shut down) the code below functions exactly as expected, in both Simulator and on a physical iPhone 7 Plus running iOS 13.3. If it makes a difference, I'm coding to Swift 5.1, targeting iOS 13.3, in Xcode 11.3, on a rig that runs Catalina (10.15.2).

Here's the "broken" code:

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Answered 2020-Jan-26 at 18:10

I see the problem, you set self as the delegate but then you change the reference to a new instance of AVAudioPlayer

You should set the delegate after creating new instance in here

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59920988

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