SoundPicker Functions

Reference of all the SoundPicker functions

Play

// Plays the SoundEvent at the position of the owner Transform
public void Play(Transform owner);
public void Play(Transform owner, SoundTag localSoundTag);
public void Play(Transform owner, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);
public void Play(Transform owner, SoundTag localSoundTag, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);

Parameters
owner	The owner Transform
localSoundTag	The SoundTag which will determine the Local SoundTag of the SoundEvent
soundParameterInternals	For example SoundParameterVolumeDecibel is used to modify how the SoundEvent is played

PlayAtPosition

// Plays the SoundEvent at the Vector3 position with another Transform as the owner
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Vector3 position);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Vector3 position, SoundTag localSoundTag);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Vector3 position, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Vector3 position, SoundTag localSoundTag, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);

// Plays the SoundEvent at the Transform position with another Transform as the owner
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Transform position);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Transform position, SoundTag localSoundTag);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Transform position, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);
public void PlayAtPosition(Transform owner, Transform position, SoundTag localSoundTag, params SoundParameterInternals[] soundParameterInternals);

Parameters
owner	The owner Transform
position	The Transform or Vector3 where is should play at (Transform can follow position)
localSoundTag	The SoundTag which will determine the Local SoundTag of the SoundEvent
soundParameterInternals	For example SoundParameterVolumeDecibel is used to modify how the SoundEvent is played

Stop

💡 TIP - Stopping Loops You really only need to use stop for looping or longer oneshot sounds (or the SoundContainer “Stop if Transform is Null” setting). Use the polyphony setting in the SoundEvent to manage the number of instances playing.

// Stops the SoundEvent at the owner Transform
public void Stop(Transform owner, bool allowFadeOut = true);

// Stops the SoundEvent at the position Transform
public void StopAtPosition(Transform position, bool allowFadeOut = true);

Parameters
owner	The owner Transform
position	The position Transform
allowFadeOut	If the SoundEvent should be allowed to fade out. Otherwise it is going to be stopped immediately

Pause and Unpause

// Pauses/unpauses the SoundEvent with the owner Transform locally
public void Pause(Transform owner, bool forcePause = false);
public void Unpause(Transform owner);

// Pauses/unpauses the SoundEvent everywhere locally
public void PauseEverywhere(bool forcePause = false);
public void UnpauseEverywhere();

Parameters
owner	The owner Transform
forcePause	If the SoundEvent should be paused even if it is set to "Ignore Local Pause"

Get State

// If playing it returns SoundEventState.Playing
// If paused either locally or globally it returns SoundEventState.Paused
// If not playing, but it is delayed it returns SoundEventState.Delayed
// If not playing and it is not delayed it returns SoundEventState.NotPlaying
// If the SoundEvent or Transform is null it returns SoundEventState.NotPlaying
public SoundEventState GetSoundEventState(Transform owner);

Parameters
owner	The owner Transform

Load or Unload Audio Data

// Loads the audio data of any AudioClips assigned to the SoundContainers of the SoundEvent
public void LoadAudioData();

// Unloads the audio data of any AudioClips assigned to the SoundContainers of the SoundEvent
public void UnloadAudioData();