#it's one-shot interface
ancient arch
Added to AActor on Level, and I send only one Meta Sound to it, then wait for it to finish.
And it works exellent in the engine, I get FOnAudioFinishedNative and FOnAudioPlayStateChangedNative and can catch the end of the sound by checking the AC->IsPlaying() on event tick.
But when i try it at development build, it's doesn't works anymore. In AC i have always one "ActiveCount" (AC return always IsPlaying as true), but in logs(au.Debug.Sounds) i see thats firstly have added my sound, and after it finish it's return 0 active sounds.
On some reason, engine don't decrease ActiveCount variable at build, and i don't undestand why, maybe it's bug, or i do something wrong.
fiery palm
Maybe you don't need AC?
There is a simpler solution for playing one-shot sounds.
ancient arch
Maybe you don't need AC?
There is a simpler solution for playing one-shot sounds...
unfortunally, i need to know when sound was finished(
fiery palm
Added to AActor on Level, and I send only one Meta Sound to it, then wait for it...
Try this option.
And might be better to move the check from the tick to the timer.
fiery palm
Added to AActor on Level, and I send only one Meta Sound to it, then wait for it...
Maybe there's something in the build that restarts the audio component
lucid wind
Isn’t there an event bind to on audio finished?
whole belfry
Two things,
You MUST resolve that OnFinished node. The warning is there for a reason. It is used by the audio component to know when the MetaSouind is done.
You can remove that interface, but then you MUST manage the lifetime of your Audio component yourself.
David is correct, you can BindOnAudioFinished and that will send a dispatcher event. But this only works if your OnFinished is connected
whole belfry
If this is not working, it means you need to cache the audio component first.
