When I click a button to play a sound, then the instance to SetActivate=false, thus leading to broadcast sound didn't come to the disabled, could I set again after 0.5 s execution SetActivate=false

CodePudding user response:

Suggest a short audio clips to the appropriate length for playback, and destroyed directly after playing

///& lt; Summary> 
///music playing method 
///& lt;/summary> 
///& lt; Param name="name" & gt; Music name & lt;/param> 
///& lt; Param name="type" & gt; 1 is a short sound 0 is the background music & lt;/param> 
///& lt; Param name="DontDestroy & gt;" If not to delete & lt;/param> 
Public void PlayAudio (string name, int type=1, bool DontDestroy=false) 
{

//create an empty object 
GameObject obj=new GameObject (); 
If (DontDestroy) 
{
DontDestroyOnLoad (obj); 
} 
Obj. Transform. SetParent (enclosing the transform); 
Obj. Name=name; 
//add sound effects to empty object 
AudioSource=obj. AddComponent (a); 
//load sound 
AudioClip au=Resources. Load (" audio/" + name); 
//assignment 
AudioSource. Clip=au; 
//if the Bgm 
If (type==0) 
{
//if it is a long sound will be added to the List in sound 
AudioSourceList. Add (audioSource); 
AudioSource. Play (); 
} 
The else 
{
AudioSource. Play (); 
//if it is a short sound effects play the destruction of their 
StartCoroutine (RemoAudio (obj, audioSource)); 

} 

} 
///& lt; Summary> 
///destruction of sound 
///& lt;/summary> 
///& lt; Param name="obj" & gt;  
///& lt; Param name="audioClip & gt;"  
Private IEnumerator RemoAudio (GameObject obj, AudioSource audioClip) 
{
If (audioClip & amp; & Obj) 
{
Yield return new WaitForSeconds (audioClip. Clip. Length + 0.3 f); 
Destroy (obj); 
} 
} 

CodePudding user response:

Solved, myself SetActivate=false to invoke

CodePudding user response:

When I was in loading the sound is out of question, can you help me, please look at them
Public AudioSource music;
Public AudioClip win;

Private void Awake ()
{
Music=gameObject. GetComponent (a);
Win=Resources. Load (" Audio/win ");
}

Audioclip not to audiosource, why ah

CodePudding user response:

Well, solve, a reconfiguration of the music file path can be dynamically loaded

CodePudding user response:

Write the timer, with ctrip WaitingForSecond, with DoTween SetDelay