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Line 242: − + − cue_definition.name = "myNewSound";+ Line 253:
Line 253: − cue_definition.instanceLimit = 1;+ − cue_definition.limitBehavior = CueDefinition.LimitBehavior.ReplaceOldest;+ Line 272:
Line 272: − cue_definition.SetSound(sound_effect, Game1.audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex("Default"), false);+ − + Line 289:
Line 289: − + Line 299:
Line 299: − cue_definition.SetSound(sound_effect, audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex("Default"), false);+
Changed cue definition variable names
To add your own sounds to the soundbank, you can define a new <tt>CueDefinition</tt> and add a name:
To add your own sounds to the soundbank, you can define a new <tt>CueDefinition</tt> and add a name:
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CueDefinition cue_definition = new CueDefinition();
CueDefinition myCueDefinition = new CueDefinition();
// Adding the name for the cue, which will be
// Adding the name for the cue, which will be
// the name of the sound when using sound functions.
// the name of the sound when using sound functions.
myCueDefinition.name = "myNewSound";
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// If this sound is played multiple times in quick succession,
// If this sound is played multiple times in quick succession,
// only one sound instance will play at a time.
// only one sound instance will play at a time.
myCueDefinition.instanceLimit = 1;
myCueDefinition.limitBehavior = CueDefinition.LimitBehavior.ReplaceOldest;
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// Setting the sound effect to the new cue.
// Setting the sound effect to the new cue.
myCueDefinition.SetSound(sound_effect, Game1.audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex("Default"), false);
// Adding the cue to the sound bank.
// Adding the cue to the sound bank.
Game1.soundBank.AddCue(cue_definition);
Game1.soundBank.AddCue(myCueDefinition);
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<syntaxhighlight lang="c#">
// Get the cue to manipulate.
// Get the cue to manipulate.
var cue_definition = Game1.soundBank.GetCueDefinition("debuffHit");
var existingCueDef = Game1.soundBank.GetCueDefinition("debuffHit");
// Get the audio file and add it to a new SoundEffect, to replace the old one.
// Get the audio file and add it to a new SoundEffect, to replace the old one.
// Assign the new sound effect to this cue.
// Assign the new sound effect to this cue.
existingCueDef.SetSound(sound_effect, audioEngine.GetCategoryIndex("Default"), false);
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