FMOD API User Manual 2.00
An interface that manages Sound Groups
Group Functions:
Sound Functions:
General:
Values specifying behavior when a sound group's max audible value is exceeded.
typedef enum FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR {
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_FAIL,
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_MUTE,
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_STEALLOWEST,
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_MAX
} FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR;
When using FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_MUTE, SoundGroup::setMuteFadeSpeed can be used to stop a sudden transition.
Instead, the time specified will be used to cross fade between the sounds that go silent and the ones that become audible.
See Also: SoundGroup::setMaxAudibleBehavior, SoundGroup::getMaxAudibleBehavior, SoundGroup::setMaxAudible, SoundGroup::getMaxAudible, SoundGroup::setMuteFadeSpeed, SoundGroup::getMuteFadeSpeed
Retrieves the maximum number of playbacks to be audible at once in a sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getMaxAudible(
int *maxaudible
);
Maximum number of playbacks to be audible at once.
See Also: SoundGroup::setMaxAudible
Retrieves the current max audible behavior.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getMaxAudibleBehavior(
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR *behavior
);
SoundGroup max playbacks behavior. (FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR)
See Also: SoundGroup::setMaxAudibleBehavior
Retrieves the current mute fade time.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getMuteFadeSpeed(
float *speed
);
Fade time. 0 = no fading.
See Also: SoundGroup::setMuteFadeSpeed
Retrieves the name of the sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getName(
char *name,
int namelen
);
Length of name.
See Also: System::createSoundGroup
Retrieves the number of currently playing channels for the sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getNumPlaying(
int *numplaying
);
This routine returns the number of Channels playing. If the SoundGroup only has one Sound, and that Sound is playing twice, the figure returned will be two.
See Also: System::createSoundGroup, System::getMasterSoundGroup
Retrieves the current number of sounds in this sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getNumSounds(
int *numsounds
);
See Also: SoundGroup::getSound
Retrieves a sound.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getSound(
int index,
Sound **sound
);
Use SoundGroup::getNumSounds in conjunction with this function to enumerate all sounds in a SoundGroup.
See Also: System::createSound
Retrieves the parent System object.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getSystemObject(
System **system
);
See Also: System::createSoundGroup, System::getMasterSoundGroup
Retrieves a user value associated with this object.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getUserData(
void **userdata
);
See Also: SoundGroup::setUserData
Retrieves the volume of the sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::getVolume(
float *volume
);
Volume level.
See Also: SoundGroup::setVolume
Releases a soundgroup object and returns all sounds back to the master sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::release();
You cannot release the master SoundGroup.
See Also: System::createSoundGroup, System::getMasterSoundGroup
Sets the maximum number of playbacks to be audible at once in a sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::setMaxAudible(
int maxaudible
);
Maximum number of playbacks to be audible at once. -1 denotes unlimited.
If playing instances of sounds in this group equal or exceed number specified here, attepts to play more of the sounds with be met with FMOD_ERR_MAXAUDIBLE by default.
Use SoundGroup::setMaxAudibleBehavior to change the way the sound playback behaves when too many sounds are playing. Muting, failing and stealing behaviors can be specified. See FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR.
SoundGroup::getNumPlaying can be used to determine how many instances of the sounds in the SoundGroup are currently playing.
See Also: SoundGroup::getMaxAudible, SoundGroup::setMaxAudibleBehavior, SoundGroup::getMaxAudibleBehavior
This function changes the way the sound playback behaves when too many sounds are playing in a soundgroup.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::setMaxAudibleBehavior(
FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR behavior
);
SoundGroup max playbacks behavior. (FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR)
See Also: SoundGroup::getMaxAudibleBehavior, SoundGroup::setMaxAudible, SoundGroup::getMaxAudible
Sets a mute fade time.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::setMuteFadeSpeed(
float speed
);
Fade time. 0 = no fading.
If a mode besides FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_MUTE is used, the fade speed is ignored.
When more sounds are playing in a SoundGroup than are specified with SoundGroup::setMaxAudible, the least important Sound (ie lowest priority / lowest audible volume due to 3D position, volume etc) will fade to silence if FMOD_SOUNDGROUP_BEHAVIOR_MUTE is used, and any previous sounds that were silent because of this rule will fade in if they are more important.
See Also: SoundGroup::getMuteFadeSpeed
Sets a user value associated with this object.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::setUserData(
void *userdata
);
Associates some data with this object to give it context, it will be passed back via callbacks but otherwise remain untouched.
See Also: SoundGroup::getUserData
Sets the volume of the sound group.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::setVolume(
float volume
);
Volume level.
Scales the volume of all Channels playing Sounds in this SoundGroup.
See Also: SoundGroup::getVolume
Stops all sounds within this soundgroup.
FMOD_RESULT SoundGroup::stop();
See Also: System::playSound