koobas.hobune.stream
Can 2 iTween components run on the same gameobject simultaneously?
I have 2 audio sources on the same object. One which I would tween volume from 0 to 1 represented by:
iTween.AudioTo(channelTarget.gameObject, iTween.Hash("name", "fadein", "audiosource", newChannel.audioSource, "volume", busVolume, "time", 8F)
And the other audio source which would tween volume from 1 to 0 represented by:
iTween.AudioTo(channelTarget.gameObject, iTween.Hash("name", "fadeout", "audiosource", Channel.audioSource, "volume", 0F, "time", 8F));
Both iTween components attach to the game object but the first one gets inturrupted and disposed by the second.
Has anyone encountered something like this?
I've had the same problem as you Brenden. My solution was to create 2 individual GameObjects that are parented to your parent object. Then each of those game objects has it's own AudioSource. Works perfectly for cross fading.
Unfortunately this is a small element of a much larger audio engine I'm writing. I can't afford the luxury of having multiple game objects because the user defines which game object these sounds are attached to in the event.
I was forced to manually tween the crossfade over an update function ins$$anonymous$$d.
Thank you for your response!
Ah! You're welcome. At least you've figured out your own way as well that fits your project. Cheers
I recommend you to use Visual Itween Editor from assets store , it's free and it allow to do the thing you want. Cheers ^^
