jhbardwell said:
I'm new to C++, so having trouble translating this idea into working code.

A common trick is to reduce the scope of the first version a lot (as much as possible, usually). Start with 1 button, hard-coded state, hard-coded size, hard-coded position. Make it work. That gives a lot of s…

Breaking down my method of creating UI sounds for video games. I go through my process from start to finish to create a navigation, menu open/close, option select, error and save sounds.

'Switch and Button Sound Effects' from Bluezone Corporation is a collection of carefully designed buttons and clicks. All sounds were recorded using various sources and layered to give you ready-to-use elements: Activations and ignitions, user interface sound effects (plastic, mechanical and metal …