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Sound on Airtap
Hello Anyone! Just wanted to know if anyone would know the best process required to initiate an audio file on airtap gesture using the InteractiveMeshCursor? (Simple Click Sound) I currently have InputManager managing all gestures... Thanks in advance!!
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Easy. Create an AudioSource component on some object that listens for air tap click events from InputManager. Add an audio clip to it. Then, in the click callback, play the sound. The code will look something like:
GetComponent< AudioSource >().Play();
Bada bing bada boom! Now you're clicking with style.Bart
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GetComponent< AudioSource >().Play();
Bada bing bada boom! Now you're clicking with style.
Bart
http://trzy.org
Thank you so much for you answer! I have been playing with a bunch of different ways to play a click sound and what you have given me works with the following:
public class PlayAudioSource : MonoBehaviour, IInputClickHandler
// Use this for initialization
{
#region IInputClickHandler
public void OnInputClicked(InputClickedEventData eventData)
{
GetComponent< AudioSource >().Play();
}
#endregion IInputClickHandler
}
It works great if I have an the AudioSource attached to a GameObject. How about just playing the audio clip when it is not attached to a GameObject? Just like a mouse click sound?
Many Thanks!!