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• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  Added at runtime as in through a download or an asset bundle?
  
  It'll take some coding, but should be possible.  Provided you've got a sound added to your assets, and a script reference to it, you can replace a track to the Music Engine with:
  
  AC.KickStarter.musicStorages[i] = myNewMusicClip;
  
  musicStorages is a List, so you could alternatively just add the clip to it.  However, I'd recommend you instead create a "dummy" track in your Music Storage Window so that you can still reference it in a Sound: Play music Action.
  
• admiralamott

  November 2017

  Hey Chris

  Sorry to sound thick but what do you mean by 'script reference to it'? How can you put a script reference on a sound?

  I'm assuming you need it to get this to work

  https://imgur.com/JYh8Viu
  
• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  I mean you need to have an AudioClip variable named myNewMusicClip that refers to the actual asset.  In your script, place the following above your Start function:
  
  public AudioClip myNewMusicClip; // The audio clip to insert
  public int i; // The index to replace
  
  Those will then be exposed as fields you can modify in the Inspector.  But if you're assigning music that gets generated / downloaded at runtime, it's likely you wouldn't be able to supply a track in the Editor.
  
  As for actually generating / supplying a wav file at runtime, that's not AC-related so you will have to look to e.g. the Unity forums for help on that.
  
• admiralamott

  November 2017

  Hi Chris,

  No worries about generating the wav file as I've already got that working

  Is musicStorages the right line here?

  
  
• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  Apologies - that should have been:
  
  AC.KickStarter.settingsManager.musicStorages[i]
  
• admiralamott

  November 2017

  Hi Chris

  I'm getting an error from the audio clip now haha ;D

  error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type `UnityEngine.AudioClip' to `AC.MusicStorage'
  
• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  I'll get there eventually..
  
  AC.KickStarter.settingsManager.musicStorages[i].audioClip = myNewMusicClip;
  
• admiralamott

  November 2017 edited November 2017

  Haha thanks Chris, we're almost there now!

  So, no I can't assign it thru editor as wav will be generated at runtime by player

  
  The filepath is this when saving (saving to the user's computer i assume):

  var filepath = Path.Combine (Application.dataPath, filename);
  

  filename is customsong.wav btw

  
  

  Do I somehow integrate that in the myNewMusicClip?
• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  That I'm not sure of - as I said earlier, getting an AudioClip reference at runtime is outside of AC and you'll have to look elsewhere (e.g. Unity's forums) for that.  However, we can help you load it into AC once that part has been solved.