Trinigy to deepen integration of Firelightâ??s audio tools

Free FMOD tools for Vision Engine owners

Game engine vendor Trinigy will fully integrate the FMOD Audio Suite within its Vision Engine 8, following a joint initiative between itself and FMOD owner Firelight.

By the end of the project, Trinigy hopes that Firelight’s FMOD Ex suite of cross-platform audio tools can be directly accessed via Vision Engine’s SDK.

On completion, the partnership will come with a new offer – free FMOD tools for Vision Engine licensees.

“We have successfully worked with the Firelight team for a few years now and many of our customers are utilising and praising their technology,” said Trinigy general manager Felix Roeken.

“FMOD not only provides developers with a scalable solution; it supports more platforms than any competing product on the market, including Windows, Linux, iOS and every major video game console, making it the ideal audio solution for our diverse customer base.”

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