Custom Sounds

Loading directly via mp3/wav files

To load a sound from a file:

SoundTools.RegisterSound("mysound", path);
SoundTools.PlaySound("mysound");

mysound is the id of the sound by which you can play it later. It needs to be unique. You can also pass in the volume and pitch to the PlaySound method.

3D Sounds

To play a sound in 3D space you need to set the is3d parameter of the RegisterSound method to true. Then you can use the PlaySound method with the pos parameter to play the sound at a specific position.

SoundTools.RegisterSound("mysound", path, true);
SoundTools.PlaySound("mysound", new Vector3(0, 0, 0));

3D Sound attached to a gameobject

Manually setting the position might not really be what you want. If you rather want to attach a sound to a gameobject and have it follow the object automatically, there is a better way.

var go = new GameObject("Sound Player");
var player = go.AddComponent<SoundPlayer>();
player.Sound = SoundTools.GetSound("mysound");
player.Play();

player.ChannelDistance = 10; // You can set the distance like this.

Loading FMOD Banks

RedLoader can also load events from FMOD Banks.
It's important to note that the banks have to be made in the provided FMOD project.
Once you have your master bank and optional other bank, you can load them in like this:

SoundTools.LoadBank(@"Absolute\Path\To\My\Banks\master.bank");

Keep in mind the .strings.bank file is automatically loaded if it's in the same folder as the master bank. To load banks from a buffer you can use the same method but with a byte array instead of a path. After that the events are available to use like any other game event.

Replacing game sounds

RedLoader can also replace sounds in the game with your own (or another sound from the game).

SoundTools.SetupRedirect("event:/GameEvent", "event:/MyEvent");