The PlaySound method plays a specified sound on the GameObject. The sound will follow the position of the GameObject as it moves. This method is useful for adding audio effects that are spatially linked to a game object, such as footsteps, engine noises, or ambient sounds.
To use the PlaySound method, you need to provide a SoundEvent that defines the sound to be played and a Vector3 that specifies the position offset from the GameObject's current position. The method returns a SoundHandle, which can be used to control the sound after it has started playing, such as stopping it or adjusting its volume.
// Example of using PlaySound method // Assume 'gameObject' is an instance of GameObject // Assume 'soundEvent' is a valid SoundEvent Vector3 offset = new Vector3(0, 0, 0); // No offset SoundHandle soundHandle = gameObject.PlaySound(soundEvent, offset); // Use the soundHandle to control the sound if needed // soundHandle.Stop(); // To stop the sound // soundHandle.SetVolume(0.5f); // To set the volume to 50%