public void Stop(SFXIDS id) //These stops go through the entire list which might be a little cumbersome really.
{
SFXInfo inf = sfx[id];
for (int i = 0; i < audiosources.Count; i++)
{
if (audiosources[i].clip == inf.audio)
{
audiosources[i].Stop();
}
}
}
public void Play(string sound)
{
try
{
SFXIDS sfx = (SFXIDS)System.Enum.Parse(typeof(SFXIDS), sound);
Play(sfx);
}
catch
{
Debug.Log("sound not found. Did you mispell? " + sound);
}
}
public void PlayGlitched(SFXIDS sound) //the idea being I can play any sound glitched -- but dunno how it'll work yet.
{
//int soundChooser = 0;
//switch (c)
//{
// case 0:
// soundChooser = Random.Range(0, noiseSounds.Length + 1);
// if (soundChooser == 2)
// {
// soundChooser += Random.Range(-2, 1);
// }
// mixer.SetFloat("drymix", Random.Range(0, 1f));
// mixer.SetFloat("wetmix", Random.Range(0, 1f));
// mixer.SetFloat("rate", Random.Range(0, 20));
// mixer.SetFloat("lowpassCut", 22000f);
// if (soundChooser < noiseSounds.Length)
// {
// noiseSounds[soundChooser].Play();
// }
// break;
// case 1:
// soundChooser = Random.Range(0, noiseSounds.Length + 1);
// if (soundChooser == 2)
// {
// soundChooser += Random.Range(-1, 1);
// }
// mixer.SetFloat("lowpassCut", Random.Range(100f, 20000f));
// if (soundChooser < noiseSounds.Length)
// {
// noiseSounds[soundChooser].Play();
// }
// break;
// case 2:
// mixer.SetFloat("drymix", Random.Range(0, 1f));
// mixer.SetFloat("wetmix", Random.Range(0, 1f));
// mixer.SetFloat("rate", Random.Range(0, 20));
// mixer.SetFloat("lowpassCut", 22000f);
// noiseSounds[2].Play();
// break;
//}
//if (soundChooser == noiseSounds.Length)
//{
// foreach (AudioSource a in noiseSounds)
// {
// a.Stop();
// }
//}
//SoundManager.instance.master.SetFloat("volume", -80);
}
public void Play(SFXIDS sound, bool randomPitch) //This shouldn't be a separate play!!! That's Bad!
{
SFXInfo s = sfx[sound];
if (audiosources[poolidx].isPlaying)
{
FindNextUnusedSource();
}
SetAudioSourceToInfoSettings(audiosources[poolidx], s);
if (randomPitch)
{
audiosources[poolidx].pitch = Random.Range(0.98f, 1.02f);
}
audiosources[poolidx].Play();
}
/// <summary>
/// Playing Sacred means that it plays without switching which audio source plays the file. This is good for sound effects that play a lot and never at the same time. For example, text beeping.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sound"></param>
/// <param name="uniqueID"></param>
/// <param name="randomPitch"></param>
public void PlaySacred(SFXIDS sound, UNIQUESOURCES uniqueID, bool randomPitch = false)
{
AudioSource source;
SFXInfo s = sfx[sound];
if (!sacredsources.ContainsKey(uniqueID))
{
//add it
source = AddNewAudiosourceToPool();
sacredsources.Add(uniqueID, source);
}
SetAudioSourceToInfoSettings(sacredsources[uniqueID], s);
if (randomPitch)
{
sacredsources[uniqueID].pitch = Random.Range(0.98f, 1.02f);
}
sacredsources[uniqueID].Play();
}
/// <summary>
/// NOT IMPLEMENTED!
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sound"></param>
/// <param name="pitch"></param>
public void Play(SFXIDS sound, float pitch) //play with a pitch ???
{
}
public void Play(SFXIDS sound) //play directly
{
Play(sfx[sound]);
}
