macros moved to separate file

bard-audio/scripts/bard_audio_macros_EDITME/bard_audio_macros_EDITME.gml

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+// macros are moved to here now as of 2022/12/12
+// this should hopefully simplify version control for folks who have custom macro settings
+
+#macro AUDIO_USES_Z false 
+/*if TRUE, then we will assume every spatial object has an internal variable called "z," the same as every game maker object 
+has variables called "x" and "y." if you arent using a z variable then leave this off.
+*/
+
+#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_CAN_LOAD_DATA true
+/* this should be set to false or debug_mode when making any public build releases. 
+when true, this allows the game to look for project files & audio editor data on the user's file system. 
+this is important because, when you query the user's file system for project data stuff, it gives users a potential avenue of attack to edit the game or do weird stuff
+i prefer to leave this as debug_mode at all times for safety, and only use the audio editor in debug mode.
+*/
+
+#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_ROOM rmAudioEditor 
+/*The GameMaker room used as the audio editor. it can be named anything, just make sure its a room that contains objAudioEditor.
+*/
+
+#macro EDITOR_PLAY_ROOM rmAudioDemo 
+/* When you hit CTRL+ENTER in the editor, it will go to this room. make it a room that could be a reasonable entrypoint to begin
+gameplay! that way you can edit sounds, test them in-game, and then go back to adjust.
+*/
+
+#macro ROOT_SOUND_FOLDER "Sounds" 
+/*root folder for all audio *inside the game maker project* */
+
+#macro EXTERN_SOUND_FOLDER "audio/" 
+/* folder for any external audio files, should be located in your project datafiles
+*DO include the final slash* */
+
+#macro DISABLE_SYNCGROUPS true 
+/* game maker has a "sync group" feature but it had some weird issues on some platforms right when we were trying to ship wandersong so we rerouted all the logic to avoid using them
+	this might be a decision we could go back on but in general the fewer different features we're relying on, the better. even at their best sync groups have a lot of weird/unpredictable/unique behavior that 
+	forces you to treat them different from other types of playing sounds.*/
+
+#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_AUTO_SAVE true 
+/*when 'true' it auto-saves. could be very slow in a giant project so leaving the option to disable this later*/
+
+#macro AUDIO_ENABLE true
+/* when 'false,' no audio is loaded or played through the system ever. might be useful for saving processing or load time etc. */
+
+#macro MUSIC_DEFAULT_FADEOUT 4
+/*when using the music_* functions to change from one trakc ot another, this is the default fadeout length before starting the next song */
+
+#macro MUSIC_DEFAULT_GAP 0
+/*when using the music_* functions to change from one track to another, this is the default gap of silence starting the next song (this time always follows the previous song fading out) */
+
+//////////default values for spatial audio//////////
+audio_listener_orientation(0,0,1,0,-1,0);
+audio_falloff_set_model(audio_falloff_linear_distance); //_clamped?
+
+global.default_sound_size = 800;// //if sounds are within this distance of the listener, theyre full volume
+global.default_sound_atten = 2500;// //at this distance, sounds are inaudible
+global.listener_distance = 1250;//50 //how far the listener is from the screen
+global.max_listener_distance = 1500; //farthest the listener can be from the screen - the distance is alered based on the view scale
+
+////////// if you want to add music keys, add them in *bard_audio_system_music_keys* //////////

bard-audio/scripts/bard_audio_system/bard_audio_system.gml

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 ////////bard audio system!!!!!!
-
-#macro AUDIO_USES_Z false 
-/*if TRUE, then we will assume every spatial object has an internal variable called "z," the same as every game maker object 
-has variables called "x" and "y." if you arent using a z variable then leave this off.
-*/
-
-#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_CAN_LOAD_DATA true
-/* this should be set to false or debug_mode when making any public build releases. 
-when true, this allows the game to look for project files & audio editor data on the user's file system. 
-this is important because, when you query the user's file system for project data stuff, it gives users a potential avenue of attack to edit the game or do weird stuff
-i prefer to leave this as debug_mode at all times for safety, and only use the audio editor in debug mode.
-*/
-
-#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_ROOM rmAudioEditor 
-/*The GameMaker room used as the audio editor. it can be named anything, just make sure its a room that contains objAudioEditor.
-*/
-
-#macro EDITOR_PLAY_ROOM rmOverworld 
-/* When you hit CTRL+ENTER in the editor, it will go to this room. make it a room that could be a reasonable entrypoint to begin
-gameplay! that way you can edit sounds, test them in-game, and then go back to adjust.
-*/
-
-#macro ROOT_SOUND_FOLDER "Sounds" 
-/*root folder for all audio *inside the game maker project* */
-
-#macro EXTERN_SOUND_FOLDER "audio/" 
-/* folder for any external audio files, should be located in your project datafiles
-*DO include the final slash* */
-
-#macro DISABLE_SYNCGROUPS true 
-/* game maker has a "sync group" feature but it had some weird issues on some platforms right when we were trying to ship wandersong so we rerouted all the logic to avoid using them
-	this might be a decision we could go back on but in general the fewer different features we're relying on, the better. even at their best sync groups have a lot of weird/unpredictable/unique behavior that 
-	forces you to treat them different from other types of playing sounds.*/
-
-#macro AUDIO_EDITOR_AUTO_SAVE true 
-/*when 'true' it auto-saves. could be very slow in a giant project so leaving the option to disable this later*/
-
-#macro AUDIO_ENABLE true
-/* when 'false,' no audio is loaded or played through the system ever. might be useful for saving processing or load time etc. */
-
-#macro MUSIC_DEFAULT_FADEOUT 4
-/*when using the music_* functions to change from one trakc ot another, this is the default fadeout length before starting the next song */
-
-#macro MUSIC_DEFAULT_GAP 0
-/*when using the music_* functions to change from one track to another, this is the default gap of silence starting the next song (this time always follows the previous song fading out) */
-
-//////////default values for spatial audio//////////
-audio_listener_orientation(0,0,1,0,-1,0);
-audio_falloff_set_model(audio_falloff_linear_distance); //_clamped?
-
-global.default_sound_size = 800;// //if sounds are within this distance of the listener, theyre full volume
-global.default_sound_atten = 2500;// //at this distance, sounds are inaudible
-global.listener_distance = 1250;//50 //how far the listener is from the screen
-global.max_listener_distance = 1500; //farthest the listener can be from the screen - the distance is alered based on the view scale
-
-////////// if you want to add music keys, add them in *bard_audio_system_music_keys* //////////
-
-
 //////////IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS! Use these to hook the system into your game!//////////
 
 //run this ~once per frame to update the state of all sounds