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| Use the Microsoft Cross-Platform Audio Creation Tool (XACT) to create sound effects that will be triggered when you fire your missile launcher. |
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| Introduce yourself to the Microsoft Cross-Platform Audio Creator Tool, or XACT, which will help you make high-quality audio for your game. |
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| Once inside XACT, create a new project, and add a Wave Bank and a Sound Bank to hold your audio data. |
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| Add waves to your new Wave Bank and turn them into Cues that you can play in your game. Save your project and return to XNA Game Studio. |
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| Add your XACT project to the Solution Explorer for your game in XNA Game Studio so your audio will be processed by the Content Pipeline. |
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| Write the code necessary to initialize the XACT audio engine in your game, and load the Sound Banks and Wave Banks for your project. |
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| With the audio engine loaded, call SoundBank.PlayCue to make a sound each time you launch a missile. |
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