Thank you!

nah, sry it was my mistake, i put trigger volume on the place of my respawn.

A multi room setup might require a different blueprint solution. Such as having volumes that trigger fmod events on enter. Those fmod events would trigger your ambient music and stop the music you don't want to play.

So you're hearing the interior ambience begin, correct? but the exterior is not stopping? If that is the case then double check around 5:17 to make sure you set up the stop event correctly in the level blueprint.

@@gameaudioguru8457 Yes, I checked it several times. I finally decided to just drop a sound file inside the scene and regulate the attenuation. For this project it's ok, but I'll try to download UE5 and take a look to metasounds

@@gameaudioguru8457 Thanks!

I'm glad it was helpful for you!

Unfortunately yes :( The UE4 + Wwise combination is certainly the most complex out of any integration.

@@gameaudioguru8457 Indeed :( I will swtich back to unity to test my pd patch.

Thank you for the question. I'm so sorry that I don't have an answer for you. I suppose there *could* be a problem using it on macs, but I don't know for sure I'm afraid. Might wanna try on the UE4 audio forums.

Indeed. Videos like this seem to go out of date pretty quickly. Unfortunately I have been too busy to update this process for the latest versions of UE4. check out the reply thread from Chuko Kpolugbo in this videos comments. We touch a little bit on a solution but I'm not sure if it ever worked.

@@gameaudioguru8457 gotcha I ended up figuring it out. I was putting the name of my .h instead of my .lib lol. Thanks for the videos!

@@danielnguyen8262 Cool. Glad you worked it out!

Thank you!

Which part would you like information on specifically?

@@gameaudioguru8457 Do I have to use Visual Studio?

@@juliakp8366 No, you can use any IDE you like.

@@gameaudioguru8457 thank you

@@gameaudioguru8457 Sorry to bother you again, I can't seem to make it work. Does it only work with "vanilla" PD or also with PdL2Ork (PurrData)?

Hi there. Thank you so much for visiting my channel. I'm sorry that I'm not familiar with these errors or installing the PS4 SDK and I'm unable to help you. I hope you find what you're looking for!

@@gameaudioguru8457 Okay thanks a lot for your answer! We will continue seeking then haha

Thanks so much for the help!

No You are!

Hello. I updated the video description to include the completed plugin. It includes the gunshot.pd file. github.com/GameaudioGuru/Pd_Gunshot However you can download gunshot.pd directly here: tinyurl.com/y4uez7vx. Make sure and open it from the correct path so Pd can see all the supporting files it needs. Thanks for watching!

@@gameaudioguru8457 Thanks so much !! it works :) Before I tried to build a really simple PD patch , I compiled in heavy and added the plugins to the Wwise folder, but when I was pressing play button in Wwise nothing triggered . Do I need to do something in the PD patch for this to be able to receive the Wwise play button and assign it to the Bang button?

@@Soundscapes4all It's been a while but when I look at my patches They don't seem to have anything special on the bang at the top. Although I do have a loadbang at the top. Maybe that's it? Or maybe it has something to do with implementing it in unreal. However, take a look at this tutorial igordallavanzi.wixsite.com/gamenoise/single-post/2017/03/23/Pure-Data-patches-in-Unreal-Engine-4-via-Wwise in section 1. a little bit down he addresses the same issue you are experiencing. You might try that solution.

@@gameaudioguru8457 Thanks so much ! really helful !! :)

Hi Nico, thank you for visiting my channel and for your question. I am ashamed to admit that these videos are old and I have not checked to make sure they are compatible with the latest versions of Unity. Perhaps Unity changed something with the way anims work. What version of Unity are you using?

Hi Ariya. Yes, sadly I haven't made a video in a while and I'm sorry for that. :( Too busy working right now. Thank you for visiting. I hope one day I can get back to making videos.

@@gameaudioguru8457 im glad to hear you busy with work and Looking forward to that day to see new videos from you. just 1 question and if you answer it you save me a lot of time and headache. you rather Fmod or Wwise for ue4? Thanks again, Guru.

@@ariyasebty Oooh Good question. I've been working a lot with Wwise and UE4 lately and I like event based packaging but I feel like I couldn't do it without programmer support. If it was just me, on a smaller project, I would go with Fmod. Wwise + UE4 is just a very complex beast. Powerful, but really requires a programmer when hitting problems. So yeah, Fmod + UE4 if working solo.

​@@gameaudioguru8457 Great answer, I'm a 3D artist but for past 2 years I was just busy learning UE4 C++ full time and I'm developing my game on UE4. I know I ask lots of questions but do you know if for using Wwise I have to programme directly into Wwise or can I use UE4 to programme for Wwise as well? Thanks for replay Guru.

@@ariyasebty You can do your programming in UE4. All of the Wwise code files are installed in the build when you integrate wwise into UE4. If you've been digging into C++ then you might be able to tackle a Wwise integration with UE4 as you'll have an easier time digging into the code.

Jose Jose you’re welcome!

Hi Nico! Thank you for your question. Sorry it took me so long to respond! When you downloaded Wwise, do you remember if you downloaded the SDK?

@@gameaudioguru8457 Hi !! Thank you very much for answering, but I already solved it. Apparently it was necessary to update the version of Wwise to the latest one. It sounds like something I should have checked from the beginning, but I ignored it because I already had a 2019 version. Anyway ... when I updated it, the boxes appeared just as you showed in the tutorial. Thanks again and sorry for the silly questions hahah

@@nico_crowned Awesome! Glad everything worked out. I wish you the best with your projects!

Thank you!

Hi Duncan. Sorry you're having trouble. I'd be happy to help if you can spare some more details. Perhaps show me what your level blueprint looks like?

Thanks for the compliment! I'm glad you found it helpful!

You're welcome! Glad I could help!

Hi Anton! Thanks for the question. No not at all! This is a very specific operation that is not necessary for using wwise. Getting started using wwise for Audio is much more simple. In my opinion it is much more simple to use wwise with unity when you’re first starting but integrating with UE4 is also pretty easy to do.

@@gameaudioguru8457 Thanks for your quick reponse, i really appreciate it. The reason why i stumbled upon your video is because someone else linked to your video about something slightly related to the issue i've been having. Anyways, I think i've figured out what the culprit has been, and that's Github. I've integrated the wwise project into the unreal project and upon sending it back to the developers through git, they have received all sorts of errors, unable to open the project. And testing between 2 computers at my home, ive found out that GitHub doesn't send all of the files between the two pc's. i tried sending the files without github, and it worked! phew..

Anton Sherar great! I’m glad you got it worked out.

Could you please let me know the time code in the video that you are referring to so I could take a look?

@@gameaudioguru8457 Around 23:00 to 26:00. There isn't the "// Add additional plug-ins here>" line in the AkAudioDevice.cpp file, and there isn't the list of Wwise plug-ins, with the "AddWwiseLib(Target, "LibraryName");" lines in the AkAudio.Build.cs in the newer Unreal Integration files. I actually got everything working though, when using Wwise 2019.1.1.6799, with the Unreal Integration 2019.1.1.6977.something, and the Unreal Source 4.22 specifically. It would be great if someone could figure out where to change the files in the newer version of Wwise/Integration, but it might take some time

@@metachuko So you got a pd plugin working? What do you mean by change the files in the newer version of Wwise/integration. Which files and how do you want to change them?

@@gameaudioguru8457 Yes, I got it working when using the same versions of Wwise, Unreal, and Unreal Wwise Integration that you were using. What I mean by files, are the newer Unreal Wwise Integration files, (specifically AkAudioDevice.cpp and AkAudio.Build.cs,) where I couldn't figure out where to add the PD header and library reference for my plug-in, as the code is significantly different than in the same integration files for Wwise 2019.1.1.6977. So, without knowing the equivalent locations to put the header and library references in the AkAudioDevice.cpp and AkAudio.Build.cs files from the newer Unreal Wwise Integration version, it won't be possible to implement PD plug-ins in Unreal through Wwise on a newer version of Wwise, or a version of Unreal newer than 4.22, as the Unreal Wwise Integration files for 2019.1.1.6977 only work up until that particular version of Unreal.

@@metachuko Did you try doing a ctrl+F search on those files? They're still there, but probably on a different line. I would search for 'Add additional plug-ins here'.

Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks! Glad you liked the video

@@1pmgdrummer Really helped me ;)

Thank you! I'm glad you found the tutorial useful.

Yes. You can according to the Wwise section of the readme github.com/enzienaudio/hvcc/blob/master/docs/06.wwise.md "Sending a single float value to an output parameters will in turn cause the corresponding Global RTPC of the same name to be set. This is useful for letting the plugins control other behaviors within the game system." However, as far as I know, none of the fft atoms in pd are supported by Heavy. But you don't need them. Unity has a native function of Audio sources called GetSpectrumData(). Check out this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anLZaGtuhZ6mqs0

I'm glad you found the tutorial useful. I haven't tried building for consoles myself. What data or errors did you come across that indicated Heavy didn't support PS4?

@@gameaudioguru8457 Heavy redefines custom allocators for platforms and does not support gaming consoles. If you look at HvUtils.h in generated code you will see all the #define hv_malloc pointing to different allocators per platforms. No PS4 / Xbox. It could probably be added I guess somehow

Are you working in UE4? Are you working with any middleware like wwise or Fmod?

Yes! I would agree the process for Unreal is much more involved. Thank you for watching and I'm glad you found it helpful!

Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention. Fixed the download link. Please let me know if there are any remaining problems!

@@gameaudioguru8457 thanks! :)

Hm. Well there are a couple things you can try. #1) Try setting up a function on spawn to detect what volume you are in. You would need to set up a volume for your forest area for example, and every time the player spawns get the volume that the player is in. Then set up some kind of switch that switches the ambient audio based on the volume detected. #2) Set up a volume for your forest area, and a volume for your cave area and instead of using a BeginPlay node to start the forest ambience, try using an OnActorBeginOverlap node so that whenever the player overlaps with the forest volume, it begins the forest ambience. These are the methods I would start experimenting with. Thank you for watching and asking!

@@gameaudioguru8457 thanks I'll give it a try

You're welcome!

Hi, I'm not really sure exactly what you're asking. What do you want to learn?

@@gameaudioguru8457 as a NON Unreal Engine user, what would be the best way to get familiar and started with it's audio engine?

@@boimesa8190 I would point you to this website: www.gameaudioimplementation.com/ There is a book you can find there with the same name. It's a great book that takes you through many aspects of Unreal's audio engine.

Hi Brian! Thanks for watching. The description for how to build for different Wwise versions starts at 19:26.

I got the same thing happen, I installed 2.7 but not 2.7.16 If you install 2.7.16 it should work