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Hi, I need to assign cone headings sounds to few nodes in wwise. But I have some problem because when I assign sound to Engine node (our custom) or define it in sound.xml as EngineIndex="x" I have different axis with sound and aircraft position. When ConeHeading in sound.xml is set to "0" and in Wwise Game Object Profiler I set camera to "Left", I see Cone is directed to up, not front. When set "180" it is directed down. Is it some way to control it via wwise or project manager inside MSFS?
 
Yes, via "Wwise Remote."
When it comes times to mix your sounds we suggest that you use the Wwise Remote option. For this, you simply need to start Microsoft Flight Simulator and then click on the Connect To Remote Platform button
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Additional Wwise Tools

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Yes, via "Wwise Remote."

Additional Wwise Tools

docs.flightsimulator.com docs.flightsimulator.com
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Yeah? So how can I change emitter position in real time via "wwise remote"? I know what is this tool, because I wrote about Game Objects Profiler and how it looks after connect to Msfs. It needs wwise remote to. But there is no information anywhere that I can change emitter position in real time.
 
Yes well it sounds like you know this stuff well enough already. Wwise Remote is not standalone software, it is a function of Wwise, I suggest there may be an interface issue. Audiokinetic has their own SDK, it's not MSFS specific.

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