In a Game

Everything is in the GlowingRifts.SoundGraph namespace.

🔊 SoundGraph Source

Add Component > GlowingRifts > SoundGraph Source adds the component and an AudioSource. It behaves like an AudioSource: playOnAwake, Play(), Stop(), Pause(), UnPause(), isPlaying, and the AudioSource’s volume, 3D settings and mixer output all apply.

The Inspector lists the graph’s exposed properties. Tick one, or edit it, to override the graph’s value on that object. In Play Mode it shows live values with a Fire button for triggers.

🧑‍💻 From Code

using GlowingRifts.SoundGraph;
using UnityEngine;

public class Weather : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SerializeField] SoundGraphSource source;

    void Update()
    {
        source.SetFloat("Density", rain);          // exposed Blackboard properties
    }

    public void Thunder() => source.SetTrigger("Thunder");

    float rain;
}

Method	Does
`SetFloat(name, value)`	Sets a Float property
`SetBool(name, value)`	Sets a Bool property
`SetTrigger(name)`	Fires a Trigger property
`SetClip(name, clip)`	Swaps an Audio Clip property
`SetMidiClip(name, clip)`	Swaps a MIDI Clip property
`SetParameter("node.input", value)`	Sets any unwired node input
`SetControl(name, 0..1)`	Sets a Knob or Analog Sensor node
`PressButton(name)`	Taps a Button node

Tip

Prefer Blackboard properties for anything a game changes. They are named, ranged and smoothed.

🌐 Platforms

SoundGraph runs in the Editor, standalone builds and WebGL. The same patch sounds the same everywhere.

🔩 Limits

Limit	Value
Nodes	128
Wires	256
Polyphonic voices	8
Audio clips	16

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