Feature checkpoints

• Voice
  • Standard channels
    • You can enter a channel, and can hear and be heard by others
    • When you leave, you no longer see UI elements to indicate that you are in the channel
  • Positional channels
    • When you enter a channel map, the location of the user is correct
      • The default location matches the virtual location
      • If a location is specified, it matches the virtual location
      • When users are co-located, you can hear and be heard by others
      • Moving out of audio range stops you from hearing and being heard by others
      • Moving back into audio range causes you to hear and be heard by others
      • The audio space mode matches the virtual world space. For example:
        • Cafes: small max range and clamping distance, more dramatic drop off for roll off
        • Outside: larger max range and clamping distance, less dramatic drop off for roll off\

          

• Multi-channel
  • The UI correctly identifies the following:
    • All channels currently joined by the user
    • When channels are added or removed
    • Any advanced features that are used:
      • Channel muting
      • Channel positioning
      • Transmit state
• Device selection
  • For both capture (microphone) and render (loudspeaker) devices:
    • List of choices is accurate
    • List includes the default device as a selection
  • When choosing a device:
    • Use in channel
    • If you switch while in channel, the new device is selected
    • Stereo Mix (Windows) does not display as a selection