Simple Audio Manager

Installing

Using git

• Open the Package Manager window
• Click on the "plus" sign
• Select "Add package from git URL"
• Paste this repo's SSH link ([email protected]:PixelRouge/AudioManagerForUnity.git)

Editing manifest file

Add the following line to your manifest.json found in the "Packages" folder

"com.pixelrouge.audiomanagerforunity": "[email protected]:PixelRouge/AudioManagerForUnity.git"

How to use

Add the script AudioManager.cs to an object created at the start of the game. This script is a Singleton and will prevent its object from being destroyed.

Example use:

AudioManager.Instance.PlaySfx(_swordAttack01);

Background music

public void PlayBgm(AudioClip clip, bool crossFade = true, bool forceRestart = false)

public void ToggleBgm()

public void StopBgm(bool fadeOut = true, float fadeOutDuration = 3f)

Sound effects

public void PlaySfx(AudioClip clip, bool loop = false)

public void PlaySfx(AudioClip clip, Vector2 position, bool loop = false)

public void PlaySfx(AudioClip clip, Vector3 position, bool loop = false)

public void StopAllSfx()

Voice

public void PlayVoice(AudioClip clip)

public void PlayVoice(AudioClip clip, Vector2 position)

public void PlayVoice(AudioClip clip, Vector3 position)

public void StopAllVoice()

Why can't I open the demo scene?

This is a limitation known by the Unity team. Until they look at it, you will have to drag the scene file into somewhere in your "Assets" folder.

Extra

• A script called AudioSettingsMenu.cs can be used to speed up the implementation of a audio settings menu.
• There is a demo scene to play around with the manager.

Credits (Demo)

Graphics: kenney.nl

Font: kenney.nl

Audio effects and voiceovers: kenney.nl

Music: freepd.com (by Kevin MacLeod, Anonymous and dogsounds.)