Post by CCI on Dec 4, 2022 0:58:16 GMT
From MasterAudio.cs line 969~989, Awake()
The original audio source volume is set to 1, but the instantiated audio's volume is always set to 0.
So AudioInfo's OriginalVolume is set to 0, leading to always muted audio when the instantiated audio source is being used.
I'm quiet new to this asset, so I'm wondering if it would be safe to set the AudioInfo- OriginalVolume with the original audio sources' volume instead of the instantiated one.
I'm using Unity 2021.3.12f1
for (var j = 0; j < weight; j++) {
if (j > 0) {
// ReSharper disable once ArrangeStaticMemberQualifier
var extraChild = (GameObject)GameObject.Instantiate(child.gameObject, parentGroup.transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
extraChild.transform.name = child.gameObject.name;
childVariation = extraChild.GetComponent<SoundGroupVariation>();
childVariation.weight = 1;
newWeightedChildren.Add(extraChild.transform);
source = extraChild.GetComponent<AudioSource>();
//sources.Add(new AudioInfo(childVariation, source, source.volume));
sources.Add(new AudioInfo(childVariation, source, vol));
allVars.Add(childVariation);
switch (childVariation.audLocation) {
case AudioLocation.ResourceFile:
AudioResourceOptimizer.AddTargetForClip(childVariation.resourceFileName, source);
break;
}
}
The original audio source volume is set to 1, but the instantiated audio's volume is always set to 0.
So AudioInfo's OriginalVolume is set to 0, leading to always muted audio when the instantiated audio source is being used.
I'm quiet new to this asset, so I'm wondering if it would be safe to set the AudioInfo- OriginalVolume with the original audio sources' volume instead of the instantiated one.
I'm using Unity 2021.3.12f1
