Post by giggsy on Dec 2, 2014 15:15:13 GMT
Hi!
I've been skipping through the docs as well as the forum (here and over at Unity), but haven't found a solution to my problem.
We have a one-scene based game.
Our game has multiple levels though, which are all stored in JSON.
So we re-initialize the one and only scene based on the data coming from the file.
This is crucial, as we are creating a puzzle game with over 300 levels and don't want to create 300 unity scenes
I basically figured out, how to create a music playlist via code. This works quite well:
But what I am struggling with is, how to do that for normal sound effects?
I found some hints over at the Unity thread, but those seem to be outdated?
Let's say I got multiple "themes".
Each theme has 1 background music and 5 sound files.
How can I only load the 5 sound files?
If I have 10 themes, do you suggest dragging in all the 50 sound files into the scene?
The sound files of each theme are "frequently" used. They are button click sounds ... so I guess they should stay in memory.
But again, only the ones from the current scene.
I hope you understand what I mean
Right now, I fell back to managing the audio clips with native unity, which sort of eliminates the need for the plugin (except for maybe the music part).
Thanks and greets!
I've been skipping through the docs as well as the forum (here and over at Unity), but haven't found a solution to my problem.
We have a one-scene based game.
Our game has multiple levels though, which are all stored in JSON.
So we re-initialize the one and only scene based on the data coming from the file.
This is crucial, as we are creating a puzzle game with over 300 levels and don't want to create 300 unity scenes
I basically figured out, how to create a music playlist via code. This works quite well:
MasterAudio.Playlist playlist = new MasterAudio.Playlist();
playlist.playlistName = Config.PLAYLIST_NAME;
MasterAudio.CreatePlaylist(playlist, false);
MasterAudio.AddSongToPlaylist(... );
MasterAudio.AddSongToPlaylist(...);
MasterAudio.StartPlaylist(...);
... etc.
But what I am struggling with is, how to do that for normal sound effects?
I found some hints over at the Unity thread, but those seem to be outdated?
Let's say I got multiple "themes".
Each theme has 1 background music and 5 sound files.
How can I only load the 5 sound files?
If I have 10 themes, do you suggest dragging in all the 50 sound files into the scene?
The sound files of each theme are "frequently" used. They are button click sounds ... so I guess they should stay in memory.
But again, only the ones from the current scene.
I hope you understand what I mean
Right now, I fell back to managing the audio clips with native unity, which sort of eliminates the need for the plugin (except for maybe the music part).
Thanks and greets!
