ITS488 Lecture 6: Music and Sound Effect & GVR Try out.
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This document provides instructions for adding music and sound effects to a Unity game project. It discusses importing the Audio Kit asset and configuring audio sources to play music loops. It also describes attaching sound effects to game objects using audio sources and code to trigger the sounds. Exercises are included to add scoring sounds and looping game over sounds. The document then shifts to discussing Google VR and how to set up a Unity project for virtual reality using the Google VR SDK. It covers importing the GVR package, testing on iOS, and using GVR prefabs to enable head tracking and controller input in VR.
ITS488 Lecture 6: Music and Sound Effect & GVR Try out.
- 1. Lecture 6: Music and Sound Effect & GVR Try out. Dr. Kobkrit Viriyayudhakorn iApp Technology Limited kobkrit@iapp.co.th ITS488 (Digital Content Creation with Unity - Game and VR Programming)
- 3. Sound Effect
- 4. Getting Resource from Unity Asset Store
- 5. Audio Kit Download Audio Kit at http://bit.ly/2iVDB7v
- 6. Import Audio Kit 1. Menu Bar > Assets > Import Package > Custom Package... 2. Select the "AudioKit.unitypackage" 3. Make sure that all files are selected, and then Press "Import"
- 7. Imported Audio Press to Play
- 8. Adding Music to the Game 1. Select "Scene 1". Right click at Hierarchy > Audio > Audio Source 2. Drag the "music...come..." to the Audio Source
- 9. Configure the Music 1. Select Audio Source 2. Checked at • Play On Awake • Loop 3. Run "Play" to Test.
- 10. Exercise 1: Add a sound to Game Over. • Find the sound that seems most appropriate to you. • Should it be looping or not? • Add the audio source to the Game Over scene.
- 11. Adding Sound Effect to Ball 1. Open the Scene 2 > ShootHoopKit > Drag the ball to the Hierarchy windows 2. Select the ball at the right inspector windows > Add Component > Audio Source 3. The attached audio source is added into the Ball Game object
- 12. Trigger Sound Effect by Code 1. Drag a drop Sound file. the impact_deep_thud_bounce sound file into the AudioClip 2. Add the new C# script, "BallBounceSound.cs"
- 13. BallBounceSound.cs 2. Drag the BallBounceSound.cs to attached with the ball game object. >> 1. Writing the above code. Trigger Sound Effect by Code
- 14. Make the customized ball as the prefab 1. Press "Play" now, We will heard only the single drop of sounds. Even you firing multiple ball. 2. Drag the customized ball as the ball prefab. 3. Press Play again. Now you will heard multiple drop sounds.
- 15. Exercise 2: Adding a scoring sound. • Add an audio source component. • Find a good scoring sound. • Trigger in the appropriate place.
- 16. Solution for Exercise 2 • Enter the ScoreCount.cs, Add the AudioSource part at IncreaseScore Function.
- 17. 1. Select "ScoreCount" Game Object, At the inspector windows, Add "Audio source". 2. Drag and drop "Chime_ball_02" at the AudioClip part. Unchecked "Play On Awake checkbox.
- 18. Play with sound time.
- 20. Make our life easier with Google VR SDK
- 22. Google VR Installation • https://developers.google.com/vr/unity/download
- 23. Making a new project
- 24. Import GVR unity package 1. Assets > Import Package > Custom Package.... 2. Select GoogleVRForUnity_1.110.0.unitypackage 3. Make sure that all items are checked and then "Import"
- 25. Google VR Demo
- 26. Play around with GVR Demo 1. File > Build Settings... 1. Tap "Add Open Scenes" 2. Select iOS 3. Click "Switch Platform"
- 27. Change to Virtual Reality Project 1. Click on "Player Settings" 2. At the XR Settings, Select "Virtual Reality Supported" and Add "Cardboard" to Virtual Reality SDK
- 28. Test on iOS 1. Connect with iOS phone to the machine. 2. Press "Build and Run"
- 29. Fast VR project using GVR 1. Create a New Empty Scene 2. Add Cube into the Scene, Make it in front of the Camera 3. Play You can not move any view.
- 30. 1. Go to Google VR Assets > Prefabs Using GVR Prefab 2. Import the prefab like this...
- 31. Now you can move in VR • Shift + Move Mouse = Change Orientation • Shift + Left Mouse Button = ClickButton • Shift + Right Mouse Button = AppButton • Shift + Middle Mouse Button = HomeButton/Recenter • Shift + Ctrl = IsTouching • Shift + Ctrl + Move Mouse = Change TouchPos
- 32. There is much more in Google VR • A simple reticle prefab and associated scripts for gaze-based user interaction. • User head tracking. • Side-by-side stereo rendering. • Detecting user interaction with the system (via trigger or controller). • Automatic stereo configuration for a specific VR viewer. • Distortion correction for a VR viewer's lenses. • An alignment marker to help center the screen under the lenses when you insert your phone into a viewer. • Automatic gyro drift correction.
- 33. Q/A