PD update when published with Pref Menu: needs update re enhanced sound -> Extra Sound

[brettfiedler]

When this sim is up for an update that includes the Preferences Menu:

• Update Sound Features Video
  • Update Script
  • Republish video (delete old YouTube video and replace with this one)
• Update teacher tips with pref menu access to Extra Sound and new screenshots
• Check in to see if someone can work on Create sim primer #97?

[brettfiedler]

The script lives here.

However, upcoming Drive migrations will change that.

Pasting the changes to the script that will be necessary here:

Version 2 (last updated 1/19/2022)

// Start recording

• Welcome to PhET Interactive Simulations!
• In this video, I’ll show you the sound features in the simulation Gravity Force Lab.
• In Gravity Force Lab, you can explore the relationships between mass, distance, and gravitational force.
• To begin, move a sphere to change distance OR change the mass using the Mass Slider. I’ll start by changing the distance.
  //Grab m1 and move away and then toward m2, maxing out each side.
• Do you hear the tone playing as the sphere moves closer to and farther from the other sphere? That tone represents the force as you make changes.
• You’ll also hear a BUMP sound to let you know you’ve moved the sphere as far as you can or a WHOMP sound to let you know you’ve moved close to the other sphere.
• Now, I’ll try changing the mass.
  //Drag m1 slider up and down.
• The same tone plays! This tone increases and decreases in pitch with the magnitude of the gravitational force between sphere 1 and 2 as it changes. The higher the pitch? The higher the gravitational force!
• This simulation has an Extra Sound feature, which we can turn on through the Audio tab in the Preferences menu.
  // Open Preferences Menu, click the Audio tab, and select Extra sounds. Close the menu (X)
• Now, as we change the mass of sphere 1 or sphere 2, alongside the FORCE tone, you will hear a PERCUSSIVE TONE that changes pitch with the magnitude of the mass of the sphere you’re changing.
  //Slowly minimize and max out mass 2 slider.
• The pitch gets deeper as you make the mass larger.
• You can also measure the distance between the spheres with this ruler,
  //Pickup the ruler.
• You’ll hear satisfying CLICKS as you line up the spheres.
  //Move as if you’re lining up the ruler to measure the distance.
  //Move ruler back to position, out of the way.
• Explore different values for mass and distance to investigate their effect on the gravitational force!
• Thanks for watching! If you want general tips on using the sim with your students, then check out the Video Primer!

[terracoda]

This reads really nicely to me.