public Player(Entity entity) : base(entity)
{
Collider.LocalPosition = new Vector2(1, 3);
Collider.Width = 14;
Collider.Height = 13;
_jumpEventDescription = AudioManager.LoadEvent("event:/SOUNDS/PLAYER/Jump");
_landEventDescription = AudioManager.LoadEvent("event:/SOUNDS/PLAYER/Land");
_jumpEventDescription.LoadSampleData();
_landEventDescription.LoadSampleData();
_eventInstances.Add("Jump", _jumpEventDescription.CreateInstance());
_eventInstances.Add("Land", _landEventDescription.CreateInstance());
Texture2D texture = ContentHandler.Instance.Load <Texture2D>("Sprites/SlimeCube");
entity.AddComponent(new Sprite(entity, texture, texture.Width, texture.Height, Vector2.Zero, .5f));
}
public override void Enter()
{
InitUI();
// You would rather place the following in LoadContent() - it's here more for readability.
// Here you load any banks that you're using. This could be a music bank, a SFX bank, etc.
// The strings bank isn't actually necessary - however if you want to do string lookups, include it.
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("Master.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("Master.strings.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("Music.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("SFX.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("Vehicles.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("VO.bank"));
_banks.Add(StudioSystem.LoadBank("Dialogue_EN.bank"));
// Events are split in the code into descriptions and instances.
// You may have multiple instances of one event, but the description for it should only be loaded once.
// Here is why you want the strings bank loaded, btw. So much more intuitive than Guids.
_engineDescription = StudioSystem.GetEvent("event:/Vehicles/Car Engine");
_musicDescription = StudioSystem.GetEvent("event:/Music/Level 03");
// Loading an event description by Guid.
// FMOD Studio will give you a string like below when you select "Copy Guid". It has to be parsed to be used.
FMOD.Studio.Util.parseID("{be6203d8-c8d8-41c5-8ce6-bce0de95807b}", out Guid sfxGuid);
_bonkDescription = StudioSystem.GetEvent(sfxGuid);
// There are three ways to load sample data (any non-streamed sounds):
// -From a bank. This will keep ALL the bank's data in memory until unloaded.
// -From an event description. This will just keep the event's necessary data in memory until unloaded.
// -From an event instance. Same as above, except the data will only be in memory while an instance is.
// Assess when you need memory loaded and for how long, then choose which method to use properly.
_engineDescription.LoadSampleData();
// The music doesn't need its data pre-loaded, since it'll just play right away, continuously.
_engineInstance = _engineDescription.CreateInstance();
_musicInstance = _musicDescription.CreateInstance();
// Sound effects could be played whenever, so you don't want them constantly loading / unloading.
_bonkDescription.LoadSampleData();
// If you have any parameters set within FMOD Studio, you can change them within the code.
_engineInstance.SetParameterValue("RPM", _rpm);
_engineInstance.SetParameterValue("Load", -1f);
}
private void InitUI()
{
_rpmLabel = new Label(
"rpm",
() => new Vector2(Game1.ScreenSize.X / 2 - Game1.ScreenSize.X / 4, Game1.ScreenSize.Y * 0.7f - 64)
);
_rpmDown = new Button(
"<",
() => new Vector2(
_rpmLabel.Position.X - 48,
_rpmLabel.Position.Y + 64
),
new Vector2(64, 64),
() =>
{
_rpm -= 25;
if (_rpm < 0)
{
_rpm = 0;
}
_engineInstance.SetParameterValue("RPM", _rpm);
}
);
_rpmUp = new Button(
">",
() => new Vector2(
_rpmLabel.Position.X + 48,
_rpmLabel.Position.Y + 64
),
new Vector2(64, 64),
() =>
{
_rpm += 25;
if (_rpm > 10000)
{
_rpm = 10000;
}
_engineInstance.SetParameterValue("RPM", _rpm);
}
);
_engineStart = new Button(
"start",
() => new Vector2(
_rpmLabel.Position.X,
_rpmLabel.Position.Y + 128 + 32
),
new Vector2(128 + 32, 64),
null,
() =>
{
if (_engineInstance.PlaybackState == FMOD.Studio.PLAYBACK_STATE.PLAYING)
{
_engineStart.Text = "start";
_engineInstance.Stop();
}
else
{
_engineStart.Text = "stop";
_engineInstance.Start();
}
}
);
_musicLabel = new Label(
"music",
() => new Vector2(Game1.ScreenSize.X / 2 + Game1.ScreenSize.X / 4, Game1.ScreenSize.Y * 0.7f - 64)
);
_intensityDown = new Button(
"<",
() => new Vector2(
_musicLabel.Position.X - 48,
_musicLabel.Position.Y + 64
),
new Vector2(64, 64),
null,
() =>
{
_musicIntensity -= 1;
if (_musicIntensity < 0)
{
_musicIntensity = 0;
}
_musicInstance.SetParameterValue("Intensity", _musicIntensity);
}
);
_intensityUp = new Button(
">",
() => new Vector2(
_musicLabel.Position.X + 48,
_musicLabel.Position.Y + 64
),
new Vector2(64, 64),
null,
() =>
{
_musicIntensity += 1;
if (_musicIntensity > 4)
{
_musicIntensity = 4;
}
_musicInstance.SetParameterValue("Intensity", _musicIntensity);
}
);
_musicStart = new Button(
"start",
() => new Vector2(
_musicLabel.Position.X,
_musicLabel.Position.Y + 128 + 32
),
new Vector2(128 + 32, 64),
null,
() =>
{
if (_musicInstance.PlaybackState == FMOD.Studio.PLAYBACK_STATE.PLAYING)
{
_musicStart.Text = "start";
_musicInstance.Stop();
}
else
{
_musicStart.Text = "stop";
_musicInstance.Start();
_musicInstance.SetParameterValue("Intensity", _musicIntensity);
}
}
);
_bonk = new Button(
"bonk",
() => new Vector2(Game1.ScreenSize.X / 2, _musicLabel.Position.Y + 128 + 32),
new Vector2(128, 64),
null,
() =>
{
var i = _bonkDescription.CreateInstance();
i.SetParameterValue("Speed", 4);
i.Start(); // That's actually a memory leak. Event instances should be disposed.
}
);
_back = new Button(
"<-",
() => new Vector2(32, 32),
new Vector2(64, 64),
null,
() => SceneController.ChangeScene(new DemoSelectorScene())
);
}
