AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint loop ?

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using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class login2 : MonoBehaviour
{
	public GUIStyle ImageBackground;
	public GUIStyle ImageButtonRegistration;
	public GUIStyle ImageButtonLogin;
	public AudioClip SoundBackground;
	public AudioClip SoundButtonClick;
	public AudioClip SoundButtonOver;
	public string lastTooltip = "";
	
	void Start ()
	{
		AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundBackground, transform.position);
	}
	
	void OnGUI ()
	{
		GUI.Box(new Rect((Screen.width - 246 ) / 2, (Screen.height - 128 ) / 2, 246, 128), "", ImageBackground);
		if(GUI.Button(new Rect((Screen.width - 180 ) / 2, (Screen.height - -150 ) / 2, 81, 28), new GUIContent("", "SoundButtonOver"), ImageButtonRegistration))
		{
			AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundButtonClick, transform.position);
		}
		if (GUI.Button (new Rect ((Screen.width - -15) / 2, (Screen.height - -150) / 2, 81, 28), new GUIContent("", "SoundButtonOver"), ImageButtonLogin))
		{
			AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundButtonClick, transform.position);
		}
		if (Event.current.type == EventType.Repaint && GUI.tooltip != lastTooltip) {
			if (GUI.tooltip != "")
				AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundButtonOver, transform.position);
			lastTooltip = GUI.tooltip;
		}
	}
}

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how add to loop function "AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundBackground, transform.position); " ?

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Hello,

That is not very safe but it should work:

void Start ()
    {
        AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(SoundBackground, transform.position);
        GameObject source = GameObject.Find ("One shot audio");
        source.audio.loop = true;
    }

I don’t know if there is a better way to get the AudioSource generated with PlayClipAtPoint(), if only this function could return the source it would be simpler and safer.

cheers

2

You could look at AudioSource.loop

The usage is pretty simple, if the game object already has an audio source component attached to it. You just call it like so, I suggest calling it in the “Start” function.

audio.loop = true;

Should be as simple as that.