Hi, You can do this a few different ways. I think the simplest way; - You can create single Audio Manager ( carry it to all scenes with DontDestroyOnLoad method). - And You can access the Audio Manager from new Scene (from any Start function) and change the audio clip. Thanks for your feedback 🙏
@@RehopeGames Would be good if you can elaborate a little bit more on this, how could I select a different audio file from a method of AudioSource? Also how to get the current scene name or index and based on that select the AudioSource to play
I’m working on a project and I followed your tutorial. Everything works perfectly but the thing is I made a start screen that plays a certain music and when I transition to another scene that same music is still playing. I have assigned a new music to where my player is and I cannot hear that music because the music from the start screen is still playing, I also cannot hear my player jump or collect the coins. How would I fix
Having an issue where the sound effects aren't playing if I open an older screen (like my main menu), the music works fine, but nothing is able to register the audiomanager or the script.
If you remove the Audio Listener component from the Main Camera in the scene where you don't want the sound to play, you won't hear any sound in that scene. This is the simplest method. But if it were me, I would write a small algorithm instead. 😎
@@RehopeGames How do I make it so that in the Start/Title screen one audio plays, then in the options menu a different one plays, then in the main game a different one plays?
Hello , I understand your request. This code will give an idea for you. using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.SceneManagement; public class MusicPlayer : MonoBehaviour { private static MusicPlayer instance = null; public AudioClip menuMusic; // Audio clip for menu music public AudioClip gameMusic; // Audio clip for game music private AudioSource audioSource; public static MusicPlayer Instance { get { return instance; } } void Awake() { if (instance != null && instance != this) { Destroy(this.gameObject); return; } else { instance = this; } DontDestroyOnLoad(this.gameObject); audioSource = GetComponent(); SceneManager.sceneLoaded += OnSceneLoaded; // Subscribe to scene loaded event } void OnSceneLoaded(Scene scene, LoadSceneMode mode) { // Change the music when returning to the menu scene if (scene.name == "MenuScene") { audioSource.clip = menuMusic; audioSource.Play(); } // Continue playing game music when switching to the game scene // only if it's not already playing the game music (e.g., after a restart within the game scene) else if (scene.name == "GameScene" && audioSource.clip != gameMusic) { audioSource.clip = gameMusic; audioSource.Play(); } } void OnDestroy() { SceneManager.sceneLoaded -= OnSceneLoaded; // Unsubscribe from the event to prevent memory leaks } }
your tutorials are good, but if the watcher did not saw the previous ones he's fucked up, and you never are reffering to the previous videos. This is a big minus in all your videos.
