Wwise Unity Integration

The AkGameObj component acts as a bridge between Unity game objects and Wwise objects. You can use an AkGameObj to track the position of a sound object in Unity and use it for game syncs such as Switches, RTPCs, and environmental values.

Any object that is passed to Wwise, including any object with an AkAudioListener, requires an AkGameObj. When you add such a component to a Unity Game Object in the Inspector, an AkGameObj is automatically added as well. All objects that have AkGameObj components are registered in Wwise and then unregistered according to the lifetime of the Unity object.

• Apply Position Offset: Applies a second Transform to the game object, to specify an audio calculation position different from the game object's actual position.
  • Position Offset: Moves the position of the game object's second Transform according to game units entered in each of the X (left-right), Y (up-down), and Z (front-back) fields.
  • Hide Main Transform: Removes the original Transform from view, so only the offset one is visible.
• Environment Aware: Determines whether the audio of the game object is affected by the environment, rooms, and portals. When enabled, the AkGameObj must have a Rigidbody. This option only has an effect if selected before the scene plays.
  • Add Rigidbody: Creates a Rigidbody component on the GameObject.
• Use Default Listeners: Default Listeners are typically applied to central objects, such as a camera. It listens to everything.
  • Add Listener: Specifies another listener entry. Click to open the Select AkAudioListener dialog, then select a game object that has an AkAudioListener.
    

    Note:

    You must have a listener. If you do not use the default listeners or specify another one, ensure that Automatically add Listener to Main Camera is selected in the the Wwise Editor settings (see Adjusting Unity Editor Settings).

See also

• Using AkEnvironment and AkEnvironmentPortal from the Inspector (Reverb Zones)
• Integrating Listeners (SDK documentation)