Is there any way to dynamically add audio files to a scene via trigger without having to manually add them to the scene?
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Question Dynamic Audio? Is there any way to dynamically add audio files to a scene?
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Yes. You can merge load a scene into the current scene that you created earlier with sounds, or you can make the sounds as assetbundles and play them using MacGruber's RandomSoundfromAB plugin (Logicbricks).
I made a guide a few days ago that showcases the latter in a scalable way. Very useful if you already created your ElevenLabs collections
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I made a guide a few days ago that showcases the latter in a scalable way. Very useful if you already created your ElevenLabs collections
quickspeech: quickly load and switch random audio speech - Guides -
Have you been playing around with Text to Speech like Uberduck, ElevenLabs, Tortoise, and many more? Maybe you are planning to, or already did, create collections of audio files with a person, video game character, you name it, saying all kinds...
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Yes. You can merge load a scene into the current scene that you created earlier with sounds, or you can make the sounds as assetbundles and play them using MacGruber's RandomSoundfromAB plugin (Logicbricks).
I made a guide a few days ago that showcases the latter in a scalable way. Very useful if you already created your ElevenLabs collections
quickspeech: quickly load and switch random audio speech - Guides -
Have you been playing around with Text to Speech like Uberduck, ElevenLabs, Tortoise, and many more? Maybe you are planning to, or already did, create collections of audio files with a person, video game character, you name it, saying all kinds...
Right on, I guess there are a few ways to go about it. I found a way using dub's AudioMate.
AudioMate - Plugins -
This plugin plays scene audio files, but also makes managing them easier and more flexible. Organize your sound effects, vocal sounds or music in AudioMate Collections. These Collections can then be triggered, f.e. by a collision trigger, to play...
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Add AudioMate to any atom (probably audio source), add your clips to a collection in there, and then save a preset of that AudioSource atom.
When you load the preset in any scene, the audio files are added automatically to the scene.
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