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How do I use Wwise types in Unity?

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Hi,

I'm having real trouble using Wwise types in the Unity integration.

I have a script on a UI prefab that essentially contains this:

public class myClass : MonoBehaviour {

 

    public AK.Wwise.Event myEvent = null;

[...]

    public void someFunction()

    {

            Debug.Log("Play event: " + myEvent.ToString());

            myEvent.Post(gameObject);

    }

With this, the editor fields show up fine, and I am able to select the event which I would like to play from someFunction().

However, when I run it no event is posted. The output log just says "Play event: AK.Wwise.Event" from the debug command. And if I set a breakpoint to myEvent.Post(gameObject), then the value of myEvent is just set to {AK.Wwise.Event}

Am I doing something wrong in setting the events up?

 

 

Here is an image of the actual code and editor, for reference (names are less simplified than above):

in General Discussion by Jonathan P. (500 points)

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