Post by dreasgrech on Jul 4, 2015 12:30:49 GMT
I'm currently playing a sound like this:
and stopping the sound like this:
The reason I'm calling FadeOutNow() is because I want the variation to fade out using its custom fade settings, and that works fine.
But what I realized is that if for example my voices is 5 and I play the sound 5 times and stop it 5 times, it won't start any more and I get this log:
It's like for some reason, even after I called FadeOutNow() on the sounds, they're still considered busy.
I have also enabled all the Masteraudio > Advanced Settings> Fading Settings so that fading to zero volume should supposedly Stop the audio sources, but they still refuse to play after hitting the max voices.
How can I fix this issue?
P.S. If I stop the sound with Stop() instead of FadeOutNow(), everything works fine (except of course the fading).
public PlaySoundResult PlaySound3D(string groupName, Vector3 position)
{
return MasterAudio.PlaySound3DAtVector3(groupName, position);
}
and stopping the sound like this:
public void StopSound3D(PlaySoundResult soundResult)
{
soundResult.ActingVariation.FadeOutNow();
}
The reason I'm calling FadeOutNow() is because I want the variation to fade out using its custom fade settings, and that works fine.
But what I realized is that if for example my voices is 5 and I play the sound 5 times and stop it 5 times, it won't start any more and I get this log:
T: 49.04862 - MasterAudio All children of Waterpump were busy. Will not play this sound for this instance.
It's like for some reason, even after I called FadeOutNow() on the sounds, they're still considered busy.
I have also enabled all the Masteraudio > Advanced Settings> Fading Settings so that fading to zero volume should supposedly Stop the audio sources, but they still refuse to play after hitting the max voices.
How can I fix this issue?
P.S. If I stop the sound with Stop() instead of FadeOutNow(), everything works fine (except of course the fading).
