The PlayFile method in the Sandbox.Sound class is used to play a sound file with specified parameters such as volume, pitch, decibels, and delay. This method returns a SoundHandle which can be used to control the playback of the sound.
Note: The use of decibels is marked as obsolete, and it is recommended to adjust the volume using the volume parameter instead.
To use the PlayFile method, provide the following parameters:
soundFile: The SoundFile object representing the sound to be played.volume: A float value representing the volume level of the sound. This should be a value between 0.0 (mute) and 1.0 (full volume).pitch: A float value representing the pitch of the sound. A value of 1.0 represents the normal pitch.decibels: A float value representing the decibel level. This parameter is obsolete and should be avoided.delay: A float value representing the delay in seconds before the sound starts playing.// Example of using the PlayFile method
SoundFile mySoundFile = new SoundFile("path/to/soundfile.wav");
float volume = 0.8f; // 80% volume
float pitch = 1.0f; // Normal pitch
float decibels = 0.0f; // Obsolete, avoid using
float delay = 0.5f; // Half a second delay
SoundHandle handle = Sound.PlayFile(mySoundFile, volume, pitch, decibels, delay);
// Use the handle to control the sound playback if needed
// handle.Stop(); // Example of stopping the sound