The DistanceAttenuation property of the BaseSoundComponent class determines whether the sound's volume is affected by the distance between the sound source and the listener. When set to true, the sound will decrease in volume as the distance increases, simulating a more realistic audio experience.
To use the DistanceAttenuation property, you can set it directly on an instance of a class that inherits from BaseSoundComponent. This property is useful when you want to control whether a sound should have distance-based volume attenuation.
// Example of setting the DistanceAttenuation property var soundComponent = new MySoundComponent(); soundComponent.DistanceAttenuation = true; // Enable distance attenuation // Later in the code, you might want to disable it soundComponent.DistanceAttenuation = false; // Disable distance attenuation