-- For example, we have a short chime that we want to play every time a new avatar joins the scene.
hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

function welcomeSound ()
hostObject.Audio.Play()
end

Space.Scene.OnPlayerJoin(welcomeSound)

Stop

void Stop ()

Stops playing the audio clip.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Stop()

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function audioOnOff ()
if hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying then
hostObject.Audio.Stop();
else
hostObject.Audio.Play();
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(audioOnOff);
-- Now, we can make the sound play or stop playing just by clicking the object.

Pause

void Pause ()

Pauses the audio clip.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Pause()

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function pauseOnOff ()
if hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying then
hostObject.Audio.Pause();
else
hostObject.Audio.UnPause();
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(pauseOnOff);
-- Now, every time an object is clicked, the sound clip is paused/unpaused

UnPause

void UnPause ()

Pauses the audio clip.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.UnPause()

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function pauseOnOff ()
if hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying then
hostObject.Audio.Pause();
else
hostObject.Audio.UnPause();
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.IsPlaying);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(pauseOnOff);
-- Now, every time an object is clicked, the sound clip is paused/unpaused

PlayOneShot

void PlayOneShot (SResource clip, float volume)

Plays the audio clip just ones at a desired volume.

Parameter

Type

Description

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.PlayOneShot(AResource, 1.0)

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function playOnce ()
hostObject.Audio.PlayOneShot(Space.Resources[0],0.5);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(playOnce);
-- Now, every time the object is clicked, a sound clip we have in Scripting Runtime Resources is played at half the volume.

-- This happens regardless if the audio clip in the AudioClip property is playing or not.

PlayClipAtPoint

void PlayClipAtPoint (SResource clip, SVector position, float volume=1f)

Function Description

Parameter

Type

Description

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.PlayClipAtPoint(AResource, AVector)
--or
Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.PlayClipAtPoint(AResource, AVector, 0.5)

Properties

Enabled

bool Enabled get set

Is the Audio Source component enabled?

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Enabled = false

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function audioOnOff ()
hostObject.Audio.Enabled = not hostObject.Audio.Enabled;
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Enabled);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(audioOnOff);
-- When the host object is clicked, the Audio Source component gets enabled, if it was disabled,
-- or disabled, if it was enabled, and its new state is printed to the console.

Loop

bool Loop get set

Is looping of the sound clip enabled?

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Loop = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Loop option OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.Loop =  not audio.Loop
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

DopplerLevel

float DopplerLevel get set

The Doppler level of the Audio Source. (See: Doppler Effect)

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.DopplerLevel = 0.5

--the below script will make a slider change the Audio Source's Doppler Level
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject

slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.DopplerLevel = slider.Value * 5 --0 to 5
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

Volume

float Volume get set

The Volume level of the Audio Source.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Volume = 0.5

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Volume);
-- 1 by default

function audioVolumeDecr ()
if hostObject.Audio.Volume > 0 then
hostObject.Audio.Volume = hostObject.Audio.Volume - 0.2;
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Volume);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(audioVolumeDecr);
-- Now, every time we click this object, the Volume level is decreased by 0.2, until it reaches 0.

Pitch

float Pitch get set

The Pitch level for the Audio Source.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Pitch = 0.5

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Pitch);
-- 1 by default

function audioPitchChange ()
if hostObject.Audio.Pitch < 3 then
hostObject.Audio.Pitch = hostObject.Audio.Pitch + 0.5;
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Pitch);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(audioPitchChange);
-- Now, every time we click this object, the Pitch level is increased by 0.5, until it reaches 3.

Time

float Time get set

Playback position in seconds.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Time = 10

--the below script will make a slider set Audio Source's playback position (using seconds)
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.Time = slider.Value * audio.Length -- from 0 to Length of clip
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

TimeSamples

int TimeSamples get set

Playback position in PCM samples.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.TimeSamples = 5

--the below script will make a slider set Audio Source's playback position (using PCM Samples)
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]

slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.TimeSamples = slider.Value * audio.Samples -- from 0 to number of samples
end


slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

Length

float Length get

Return Audio Length.

AudioLength = Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Length

--the below script will make a slider set Audio Source's playback position (using seconds)
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.Time = slider.Value * audio.Length -- from 0 to Length of clip
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

Samples

int Samples get

Return Audio Samples.

numSamples = Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Samples

--the below script will make a slider set Audio Source's playback position (using PCM Samples)
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]

slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.TimeSamples = slider.Value * audio.Samples -- from 0 to number of samples
end


slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

IsPlaying

bool IsPlaying get

Is the sound clip playing right now?

numSamples = Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.IsPlaying

 --this script will play a looping sound only if someone is using the seat
 --and will stop the sound if someone is not
--(Example: carnival game )
--[Object must contain a Seat component and AudioSource component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject


OnUpdate = function()
  if thisGameObject.Seat.InUse then
        if not thisGameObject.Audio.IsPlaying then
        thisGameObject.Audio.Play()
        end
  else
       if thisGameObject.Audio.IsPlaying then
        thisGameObject.Audio.Stop()
        end
  end
end

thisGameObject.Audio.Loop = true
thisGameObject.SubscribeToEvents()
thisGameObject.OnUpdate(OnUpdate)

PanStereo

float PanStereo get set

Pans the sound to the left or right. Values range from -1 to 1: 0 is the middle, -1 is full left, 1 is full right.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.PanStereo = -1

--the below script will make a slider set the Stereo Pan 
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.PanStereo = (slider.Value * 2) - 1 --(from -1 left to +1 right)
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

SpatialBlend

float SpatialBlend get set

The level of impact 3D effects make on the AudioSource. 0 - no impact (full 2D sound), 1 - maximum impact (full 3D sound).

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.SpatialBlend = 1

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function spBlendChange ()
if hostObject.Audio.SpatialBlend < 1 then
hostObject.Audio.SpatialBlend = hostObject.Audio.SpatialBlend + 0.2;
else
hostObject.Audio.SpatialBlend = 0;
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.SpatialBlend);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(spBlendChange);
-- Spatial Blend is increased by 0.2 every time the object is clicked, until it reaches 1.

-- Then with the next click, it resets back to 0.

Spatialize

bool Spatialize get set

Is spatialization enabled?

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Spatialize = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Spatialize feature OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.Spatialize =  not audio.Spatialize
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

SpatializePostEffects

bool SpatializePostEffects get set

Is spatialization enabled before or after other filters are in action?

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.SpatializePostEffects = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Spatialize Post Effects feature OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.SpatializePostEffects =  not audio.SpatializePostEffects
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

ReverbZoneMix

float ReverbZoneMix get set

The level at which the audio coming from this Audio Source will be mixed into the global reverb of the scene (accomplished with Reverb Zones).

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.ReverbZoneMix = true

exa--the below script will make a slider set the Reverb Zone Mix value
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.ReverbZoneMix  = (slider.Value * 1.1) --(from 0.0 to 1.1)
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

BypassEffects

bool BypassEffects get set

When true, none of global sound effects (reverbs, filters, etc.) are applied to the audio from this Audio Source.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.BypassEffects = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Bypass Effects feature OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.BypassEffects =  not audio.BypassEffects
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

BypassListenerEffects

bool BypassListenerEffects get set

When true, whichever global effects are set on the Audio Listener will not be applied to the audio from this Audio Source.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.BypassListenerEffects = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Bypass Listener Effects feature OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.BypassListenerEffects =  not audio.BypassListenerEffects
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

BypassReverbZones

bool BypassReverbZones get set

When true, the audio from this Audio Source is not mixed into the global reverb generated through Reverb Zones.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.BypassReverbZones = true

--the below script will make the object toggle it's Bypass Reverb Zones feature OnClick
--[Add "audio" reference to the Scripting Runtime component]

thisGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OnClick = function()
audio.BypassReverbZones =  not audio.BypassReverbZones
end


thisGameObject.AddClickable()
thisGameObject.Clickable.OnClick(OnClick)

Spread

float Spread get set

The angle of spread of the audio channels in the 3D space (only works for stereo and multichannel audio). 0 by default - all channels are concentrated at the same speaker location, making it "mono".

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Spread = 10.0

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function increaseSpread ()
if hostObject.Audio.Spread < 360 then
hostObject.Audio.Spread = hostObject.Audio.Spread + 90;
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Spread);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(increaseSpread);
-- Every time an object is clicked, the spread increases by 90 degrees - compare the sound at different angles of spread!

Priority

int Priority get set

The priority of this Audio Source: when there are more Audio Sources playing than channels available, Priority defines which channels will be discarded in favour of those with a higher priority. 0 is the highest priority, 255 - the lowest.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Priority = 50

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function changePriority ()
if hostObject.Audio.Priority == 0 then
hostObject.Audio.Priority = 255;
else
hostObject.Audio.Priority = 0;
end
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Priority);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(changePriority);
-- Now the Audio Source alternates between the highest and the lowest priorities.
-- This can be useful, for example, in a scene with an ambient sound set at Priority 128, where we have a speaker, which plays a certain looped audio nonstop.
-- When we want to hear the audio, we change it to the highest priority, so it blocks the ambient sound.
-- When we don't, we change it to the lowest, and the ambient sound dominates the scene again.

Mute

bool Mute get set

Is the audio muted? If True, the Volume is set to 0. If False, the Volume is restored to the original level.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.Mute = true

hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;

function muteOnOff ()
hostObject.Audio.Mute = not hostObject.Audio.Mute;
Space.Log(hostObject.Audio.Mute);
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(muteOnOff);
-- Now clicking the object works like the Mute button.

MinDistance

float MinDistance get set

At which distance from the Audio Source the sound will begin ceasing? The sound will be heard at its maximum volume within this distance. (Spatial Blend should not be equal to 0 for this property to take effect.)

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.MinDistance = 2.0

--the below script will make a slider set the Minimum Distance
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.MinDistance  = (slider.Value * 20) + 10 --(from 10 to 30)
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

MaxDistance

float MaxDistance get set

At which distance from the Audio Source the sound will no longer be heard? (Spatial Blend should not be equal to 0 for this property to take effect.)

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.MaxDistance = 10.0

--the below script will make a slider set the Maximum Distance
--[Add "slider" and "audio" references to the Scripting Runtime component]


slider = Space.Host.GetReference("slider").UISlider
audio = Space.Host.GetReference("audio").Audio


OVC = function()
audio.MaxDistance  = (slider.Value * 40) + 60 --(from 60 to 100)
end

slider.OnValueChanged(OVC)

AudioClip

SResource AudioClip get set

The audio clip that is or will be played by this Audio Source.

Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.AudioClip = AResource

-- In this example, there are 3 audio clips in Scripting Runtime Resources
hostObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject;
local nextTrack = 0;

function changeTrack ()
hostObject.Audio.AudioClip = Space.Resources[nextTrack];
hostObject.Audio.Play();
Space.Log(Space.Resources[nextTrack].Name);
if nextTrack == 2 then -- replace 2 with n-1, where n is the amount of audio clips you have added to Resources
nextTrack = 0;
else
nextTrack = nextTrack + 1;
end
end

hostObject.SubscribeToEvents();
hostObject.OnMouseDown(changeTrack);
-- Now, every time the object is clicked, the next audio clip is played.
-- What's more, the list is looped (the index resets back to 0 when it gets to the end of the list)!

GameObject

SGameObject GameObject get

Returns a reference to the GameObject of this component.

theGameObject = Space.Host.ExecutingObject.Audio.GameObject

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