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Gist 3511408

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VVeronicaM
Last edited Aug 29, 2012
Created on Aug 29, 2012

This example defines an XML Schema complex type for a 2D sound node, specifying attributes such as intensity, location, and spatialization, along with an optional source element. The schema uses XSLT conventions and references the `xmta:SFAudioNodeType` group to structure audio data. It demonstrates how sound parameters are modeled declaratively, with default values for spatial behavior and the inclusion of a `DefUseGroup` for reuse. The code is written in XSLT, forming a type definition that can be applied to sound elements in an XML document.

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