Getting started

This guide will help you get up and running with the pack.

Your first steps

Adding audio

1. Add the Soundify script to one object in the scene. It is a singleton, so only one instance is allowed at a time.
2. Press (+) on the Soundify component to add a new track. A track is a named collection of sounds, such as Music or SFX.
3. Press (+) inside the track to add a sound slot. You will need to create a Sound asset before assigning it.
4. Right-click in the project and select Create → Soundify → Audio → Sound to create a Sound asset. Rename it.
5. Add at least one audio clip to the asset. A sound can hold multiple clips and picks one at random on play.
6. Go back to the Soundify component and assign the sound to the track.

Hover any property to see a tooltip explaining what it does.

Playing audio

1. Find where you want to play a sound from and import the namespace:

using ASoundify;

2. Call PlaySound() either by name or by reference:

Soundify.PlaySound("Background Music"); // by name
Soundify.PlaySound(sound);              // by reference

Full example:

using UnityEngine;
using ASoundify;

public class AudioTest : MonoBehaviour
{
    public Sound sound;

    private void Start()
    {
        Soundify.PlaySound(sound);
    }
}

Playing audio without code

1. Add the Audio Player script to any game object.
2. Press (+) to add a new entry and assign the sound you want to play.
3. Add the method you want to trigger the sound from, just like a normal Unity Event.
4. Press Subscribe to automatically generate the play call in your attached method.

It will automatically generate code to call the PlaySound() method. Make sure to doublecheck in the code that it generated properly.