/// <summary>
/// Transitions from one music configuration to another, using the specified transition.
///
/// MusicStack elements that share the same <see cref="IMusicAsset"/> can reuse the existing audio player
/// when transitioning between them. This lets the music keep going.
/// </summary>
private void TransitionToMusic(IMusicStackElement oldElement, IMusicStackElement newElement, Transition transition)
{
// We get the music data associated with each stack element.
var oldMusicData = GetAudioData(oldElement);
var newMusicData = GetAudioData(newElement);
if (oldMusicData != null)
{
playerControllers[oldMusicData.GetMusicID()].StopMusic(transition.fadeOutTime);
}
if (newMusicData != null)
{
var id = newMusicData.GetMusicID();
if (playerControllers.ContainsKey(id))
{
// Reuse an existing player if one exists.
playerControllers[id].StartMusic(transition.fadeInTime, transition.fadeInDelay, newElement.GetDesiredVolume());
}
else
{
// Create a new player
var player = newMusicData.CreatePlayer();
player.outputAudioMixerGroup = mixerGroup;
var controller = new MusicPlayerController(player);
playerControllers.Add(id, controller);
controller.StartMusic(transition.fadeInTime, transition.fadeInDelay, newElement.GetDesiredVolume());
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds an elment to the music stack. If this becomes the top element, it will transition to these music settings.
/// </summary>
public PrioritySortingKey AddToMusicStack(IMusicStackElement addedMusic)
{
var prevMusic = currentMusic;
var newKey = new PrioritySortingKey((int)addedMusic.GetPriority());
musicStack.Add(newKey, addedMusic);
if (currentMusic != prevMusic)
{
Asserts.AssertTrue(addedMusic == currentMusic, "Somehow we added to the music stack and yet a different music rose to the top?");
TransitionToMusic(prevMusic, currentMusic, currentMusic.GetTakeControlTransition());
}
return(newKey);
}
private static IMusicAsset GetAudioData(IMusicStackElement element)
{
return(element == null ? null : element.GetMusicAsset());
}
