[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The name of a custom audio device to use. Custom audio devices are defined in the Audio Device Shareset section of the Wwise project. Leave this empty to output normally through the default audio device.")]
publicstringm_AudioDeviceShareset=string.Empty;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Device specific identifier, when multiple devices of the same type are possible. If only one device is possible, leave to 0.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Rule for 3D panning of signals routed to a stereo bus. In \"Speakers\" mode, the angle of the front loudspeakers is used. In \"Headphones\" mode, the speaker angles are superseded by constant power panning between two virtual microphones spaced 180 degrees apart.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("A code that completes the identification of channels by uChannelMask. Anonymous: Channel mask == 0 and channels. Standard: Channels must be identified with standard defines in AkSpeakerConfigs. Ambisonic: Channel mask == 0 and channels follow standard ambisonic order.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Sampling rate in Hz. The default value is 48000. Use 24000 for low quality audio. Any positive, reasonable sample rate is supported. However, very low sample rates might cause the sound engine to malfunction.")]
publicuintm_SampleRate=48000;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Number of refill buffers in voice buffer. Set to 2 for double-buffered. The default value is to 4.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Distance (in game units) that an emitter or listener has to move to trigger a recalculation of reflections and diffraction. A high distance value has a lower CPU load than a low distance value, but the accuracy is also lower. Note that this value does not affect the ray tracing itself. Rays are cast each time a Spatial Audio update is executed. The default value is 0.25.")]
/// Distance (in game units) that an emitter or listener has to move to trigger a recalculation of reflections and diffraction.
/// A high distance value has a lower CPU load than a low distance value, but the accuracy is also lower. Note that this value does not affect the ray tracing itself. Rays are cast each time a Spatial Audio update is executed.
/// The default value is 0.25.
publicfloatm_MovementThreshold=0.25f;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The number of primary rays used in the ray tracing engine. A larger value increases the chances of finding reflection and diffraction paths but results in higher CPU usage. When the CPU limit is active (see the CPU Limit Percentage Spatial Audio Setting), this setting represents the maximum allowed number of primary rays. The default value is 35.")]
/// The number of primary rays used in the ray tracing engine. A larger value increases the chances of finding reflection and diffraction paths but results in higher CPU usage.
/// When the CPU limit is active (see the CPU Limit Percentage Spatial Audio Setting), this setting represents the maximum allowed number of primary rays. The default value is 35.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The maximum reflection order: the number of \"bounces\" in a reflection path. A higher reflection order renders more detail at the expense of higher CPU usage. The default value is 2.")]
/// The maximum reflection order: the number of "bounces" in a reflection path. A higher reflection order renders more detail at the expense of higher CPU usage.
/// Valid range: 1-4. The default value is 2.
publicuintm_MaxReflectionOrder=2;
[UnityEngine.Range(0, 8)]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Maximum diffraction order: the number of \"bends\" in a diffraction path. A high diffraction order accommodates more complex geometry at the expense of higher CPU usage. Diffraction must be enabled on the geometry to find diffraction paths. Set to 0 to disable diffraction on all geometry. This parameter limits the recursion depth of diffraction rays cast from the listener to scan the environment and also the depth of the diffraction search to find paths between emitter and listener. To optimize CPU usage, set it to the maximum number of edges you expect the obstructing geometry to traverse. The default value is 4.")]
/// Maximum diffraction order: the number of "bends" in a diffraction path. A high diffraction order accommodates more complex geometry at the expense of higher CPU usage.
/// Diffraction must be enabled on the geometry to find diffraction paths. Set to 0 to disable diffraction on all geometry.
/// This parameter limits the recursion depth of diffraction rays cast from the listener to scan the environment and also the depth of the diffraction search to find paths between emitter and listener.
/// To optimize CPU usage, set it to the maximum number of edges you expect the obstructing geometry to traverse.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The maximum possible number of diffraction points at each end of a reflection path. Diffraction on reflection allows reflections to fade in and out smoothly as the listener or emitter moves in and out of the reflection's shadow zone. When greater than zero, diffraction rays are sent from the listener to search for reflections around one or more corners from the listener. Diffraction must be enabled on the geometry to find diffracted reflections. Set to 0 to disable diffraction on reflections. Set to 2 or greater to allow Reflection paths to travel through Portals. The default value is 2.")]
/// The maximum possible number of diffraction points at each end of a reflection path.
/// Diffraction on reflection allows reflections to fade in and out smoothly as the listener or emitter moves in and out of the reflection's shadow zone.
/// When greater than zero, diffraction rays are sent from the listener to search for reflections around one or more corners from the listener.
/// Diffraction must be enabled on the geometry to find diffracted reflections.
/// Set to 0 to disable diffraction on reflections. Set to 2 or greater to allow Reflection paths to travel through Portals. The default value is 2.
publicuintm_DiffractionOnReflectionsOrder=2;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The maximum number of game-defined auxiliary sends that can originate from a single emitter. An emitter can send to its own Room and to all adjacent Rooms if the emitter and listener are in the same Room. If a limit is set, the most prominent sends are kept, based on spread to the adjacent portal from the emitter's perspective. Set to 1 to only allow emitters to send directly to their current Room, and to the Room a listener is transitioning to if inside a portal. Set to 0 to disable the limit. The default value is 3.")]
/// The maximum number of game-defined auxiliary sends that can originate from a single emitter.
/// An emitter can send to its own Room and to all adjacent Rooms if the emitter and listener are in the same Room.
/// If a limit is set, the most prominent sends are kept, based on spread to the adjacent portal from the emitter's perspective.
/// Set to 1 to only allow emitters to send directly to their current Room, and to the Room a listener is transitioning to if inside a portal.
/// Set to 0 to disable the limit. The default value is 3.
publicuintm_MaxEmitterRoomAuxSends=3;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Length of the rays that are cast inside Spatial Audio. Effectively caps the maximum length of an individual segment in a reflection or diffraction path. The default value is 1000.")]
/// Length of the rays that are cast inside Spatial Audio. Effectively caps the maximum length of an individual segment in a reflection or diffraction path. The default value is 1000.
publicfloatm_MaxPathLength=1000.0f;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Defines the targeted computation time allocated for the ray tracing engine as a percentage [0, 100]ofthecurrentaudioframe.Theraytracingenginedynamicallyadaptsthenumberofprimaryraystotargetthespecifiedcomputationtime.ThecomputednumberofprimaryrayscannotexceedthevaluespecifiedbytheNumberOfPrimaryRaysSpatialAudioSetting.Avalueof0indicatesnotargethasbeenset.Inthiscase,thenumberofprimaryraysisfixedandissetbytheNumberOfPrimaryRaysSpatialAudioSetting.Thedefaultvalueis0.")]
/// Defines the targeted computation time allocated for the ray tracing engine as a percentage [0, 100] of the current audio frame.
/// The ray tracing engine dynamically adapts the number of primary rays to target the specified computation time.
/// The computed number of primary rays cannot exceed the value specified by the Number Of Primary Rays Spatial Audio Setting.
/// A value of 0 indicates no target has been set. In this case, the number of primary rays is fixed and is set by the Number Of Primary Rays Spatial Audio Setting.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Enable computation of geometric diffraction and transmission paths for all sources that have the \"Diffraction and Transmission\" option selected in the Positioning tab of the Wwise Property Editor. This flag enables sound paths around (diffraction) and through (transmission) geometry. Setting EnableGeometricDiffractionAndTransmission to false implies that geometry is only to be used for reflection calculation. Diffraction edges must be enabled on geometry for diffraction calculation. If EnableGeometricDiffractionAndTransmission is false but a sound has \"Diffraction and Transmission\" selected in the Positioning tab of Wwise Authoring, the sound will diffract through portals but pass through geometry as if it isn't there. Typically, we recommend you disable this setting if the game will perform obstruction calculations, but geometry is still passed to Spatial Audio for reflection calculations. The default value is true.")]
/// Enable computation of geometric diffraction and transmission paths for all sources that have the \"Diffraction and Transmission\" option selected in the Positioning tab of the Wwise Property Editor.
/// This flag enables sound paths around (diffraction) and through (transmission) geometry. Setting EnableGeometricDiffractionAndTransmission to false implies that geometry is only to be used for reflection calculation.
/// Diffraction edges must be enabled on geometry for diffraction calculation.
/// If EnableGeometricDiffractionAndTransmission is false but a sound has \"Diffraction and Transmission\" selected in the Positioning tab of Wwise Authoring, the sound will diffract through portals but pass through geometry as if it isn't there.
/// Typically, we recommend you disable this setting if the game will perform obstruction calculations, but geometry is still passed to Spatial Audio for reflection calculations.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("An emitter that is diffracted through a portal or around geometry will have its apparent or virtual position calculated by Wwise Spatial Audio and passed on to the sound engine. The default value is true.")]
/// An emitter that is diffracted through a portal or around geometry will have its apparent or virtual position calculated by Wwise Spatial Audio and passed on to the sound engine. The default value is true.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The computation of spatial audio paths is spread on LoadBalancingSpread frames. Spreading the computation of paths over several frames can prevent CPU peaks. The spread introduces a delay in path computation. The default value is 1.")]
/// The computation of spatial audio paths is spread on LoadBalancingSpread frames.
/// Spreading the computation of paths over several frames can prevent CPU peaks. The spread introduces a delay in path computation. The default value is 1.
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Limit the maximum number of diffraction paths computed per emitter, excluding the direct/transmission path. The acoustics engine searches for up to uMaxDiffractionPaths paths and stops searching when this limit is reached. Setting a low number for uMaxDiffractionPaths (1-4) uses fewer CPU resources, but is more likely to cause discontinuities in the resulting audio. This can occur, for example, when a more prominent path is discovered, displacing a less prominent one. Conversely, a larger number (8 or more) produces higher quality output but requires more CPU resources. The recommended range is 2-8.")]
/// Limit the maximum number of diffraction paths computed per emitter, excluding the direct/transmission path. The acoustics engine searches for up to uMaxDiffractionPaths paths and stops searching when this limit is reached.
/// Setting a low number for uMaxDiffractionPaths (1-4) uses fewer CPU resources, but is more likely to cause discontinuities in the resulting audio. This can occur, for example, when a more prominent path is discovered, displacing a less prominent one.
/// Conversely, a larger number (8 or more) produces higher quality output but requires more CPU resources. The recommended range is 2-8.
/// [\ref spatial_audio_experimental "Experimental"] Set a global reflection path limit among all sound emitters with early reflections enabled. Potential reflection paths, discovered by raycasting, are first sorted according to a heuristic to determine which paths are the most prominent.
/// Afterwards, the full reflection path calculation is performed on only the uMaxGlobalReflectionPaths, most prominent paths. Limiting the total number of reflection path calculations can significantly reduce CPU usage. Recommended range: 10-50.
/// Set to 0 to disable the limit. In this case, the number of paths computed is unbounded and depends on how many are discovered by raycasting.
publicuintm_MaxGlobalReflectionPaths=0;
[UnityEngine.MinAttribute(0.0f)]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The largest possible diffraction value, in degrees, beyond which paths are not computed and are inaudible. Must be greater than zero. Default value: 180 degrees. A large value (for example, 360 degrees) allows paths to propagate further around corners and obstacles, but takes more CPU time to compute. A gain is applied to each diffraction path to taper the volume of the path to zero as the diffraction angle approaches fMaxDiffractionAngleDegrees, and appears in the Voice Inspector as 'Propagation Path Gain'. This tapering gain is applied in addition to the diffraction curves, and prevents paths from popping in or out suddenly when the maximum diffraction angle is exceeded. In Wwise Authoring, the horizontal axis of a diffraction curve in the attenuation editor is defined over the range 0-100%, corresponding to angles 0-180 degrees. If fMaxDiffractionAngleDegrees is greater than 180 degrees, diffraction coefficients over 100% are clamped and the curve is evaluated at the rightmost point.")]
/// The largest possible diffraction value, in degrees, beyond which paths are not computed and are inaudible. Must be greater than zero. Default value: 180 degrees.
/// A large value (for example, 360 degrees) allows paths to propagate further around corners and obstacles, but takes more CPU time to compute.
/// A gain is applied to each diffraction path to taper the volume of the path to zero as the diffraction angle approaches fMaxDiffractionAngleDegrees,
/// and appears in the Voice Inspector as "Propagation Path Gain". This tapering gain is applied in addition to the diffraction curves, and prevents paths from popping in or out suddenly when the maximum diffraction angle is exceeded.
/// In Wwise Authoring, the horizontal axis of a diffraction curve in the attenuation editor is defined over the range 0-100%, corresponding to angles 0-180 degrees.
/// If fMaxDiffractionAngleDegrees is greater than 180 degrees, diffraction coefficients over 100% are clamped and the curve is evaluated at the rightmost point.
/// [\ref spatial_audio_experimental "Experimental"] Enable parameter smoothing on the diffraction paths output from the Acoustics Engine. Set fSmoothingConstantMs to a value greater than 0 to define the time constant (in milliseconds) for parameter smoothing.
/// The time constant of an exponential moving average is the amount of time for the smoothed response of a unit step function to reach 1 - 1/e ~= 63.2% of the original signal.
/// A large value (eg. 500-1000 ms) results in less variance but introduces lag, which is a good choice when using conservative values for uNumberOfPrimaryRays (eg. 5-10), uMaxDiffractionPaths (eg. 1-3) or fMovementThreshold ( > 1m ), in order to reduce overall CPU cost.
/// A small value (eg. 10-100 ms) results in greater accuracy and faster convergence of rendering parameters. Set to 0 to disable path smoothing.
publicfloatm_SmoothingConstantMs=0.0f;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The operation used to determine transmission loss on direct paths.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Size of memory pool for I/O (for automatic streams). It is rounded down to a multiple of uGranularity and then passed directly to AK::MemoryMgr::CreatePool().")]
publicuintm_IOMemorySize=2*1024*1024;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Targeted automatic stream buffer length (ms). When a stream reaches that buffering, it stops being scheduled for I/O except if the scheduler is idle.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("If true the device attempts to reuse IO buffers that have already been streamed from disk. This is particularly useful when streaming small looping sounds. The drawback is a small CPU hit when allocating memory, and a slightly larger memory footprint in the StreamManager pool.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Maximum number of bytes that can be \"pinned\" using AK::SoundEngine::PinEventInStreamCache() or AK::IAkStreamMgr::PinFileInCache()")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Set to true to enable AK::SoundEngine::PrepareGameSync usage.")]
publicboolm_EnableGameSyncPreparation=false;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Number of quanta ahead when continuous containers instantiate a new voice before the following sounds start playing. This look-ahead time allows I/O to occur, and is especially useful to reduce the latency of continuous containers with trigger rate or sample-accurate transitions.")]
publicuintm_ContinuousPlaybackLookAhead=1;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Size of the monitoring queue pool. This parameter is ignored in Release build.")]
publicuintm_MonitorQueuePoolSize=1024*1024;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Time (in milliseconds) to wait to wait for hardware devices to trigger an audio interrupt. If there is no interrupt after that time, the sound engine reverts to silent mode and continues operating until the hardware responds.")]
publicuintm_MaximumHardwareTimeoutMs=1000;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Debug setting: Enable checks for out-of-range (and NAN) floats in the processing code. Do not enable in any normal usage because this setting uses a lot of CPU. It prints error messages in the log if invalid values are found at various points in the pipeline. Contact AK Support with the new error messages for more information.")]
publicboolm_DebugOutOfRangeCheckEnabled=false;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Debug setting: Only used when bDebugOutOfRangeCheckEnabled is true. This defines the maximum values samples can have. Normal audio must be contained within +1/-1. Set this limit to a value greater than 1 to allow temporary or short excursions out of range. The default value is 16.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Only used when \"Suspend Audio During Focus Loss\" is enabled. The state of the \"in_bRenderAnyway\" argument passed to the AkUnitySoundEngine.Suspend() function when the \"OnApplicationFocus\" Unity callback is received with \"false\" as its argument.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Sets the sub-folder underneath UnityEngine.Application.persistentDataPath that will be used as the SoundBank base path. This is useful when the Init.bnk needs to be downloaded. Setting this to an empty string uses the typical SoundBank base path resolution. Setting this to \".\" uses UnityEngine.Application.persistentDataPath.")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Configures whether sub-folders are created in output folders. This needs to match the \"Create sub-folders for generated files\" SoundBank setting in Wwise Authoring.")]
publicboolm_UseSubFoldersForGeneratedFiles;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Initial size of SBA portion of the Primary Memory Arena.")]
publicuintm_MemoryPrimarySbaInitSize=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Initial size of TLSF portion of the Primary Memory Arena.")]
publicuintm_MemoryPrimaryTlsfInitSize=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Size of each secondary span initialized for TLSF portion of the Primary Memory Arena.")]
publicuintm_MemoryPrimaryTlsfSpanSize=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Maximum amount of memory will be reserved for the Primary Memory Arena. A value of 0 will indicate no limit.")]
publicuintm_MemoryPrimaryReservedLimit=0;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Minimum size of allocations to be considered 'Huge' for the Primary Memory Arena. Huge allocations are put into standalone spans, separate from the TLSF spans")]
publicuintm_MemoryPrimaryAllocSizeHuge=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Initial size of TLSF portion of the Media Memory Arena.")]
publicuintm_MemoryMediaTlsfInitSize=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Size of each secondary span initialized for TLSF portion of the Media Memory Arena.")]
publicuintm_MemoryMediaTlsfSpanSize=2097152;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Maximum amount of memory will be reserved for the Media Memory Arena. A value of 0 will indicate no limit.")]
publicuintm_MemoryMediaReservedLimit=0;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Minimum size of allocations to be considered 'Huge' for the Media Memory Arena. Huge allocations are put into standalone spans, separate from the TLSF spans")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The port where the authoring application broadcasts \"Game Discovery\" requests to discover games running on the network. Default value: 24024. (Cannot be set to 0)")]
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The \"command\" channel port. Set to 0 to request a dynamic/ephemeral port.")]
publicushortm_CommandPort;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The \"notification\" channel port. Set to 0 to request a dynamic/ephemeral port.")]
publicushortm_NotificationPort;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("Indicates whether or not to initialize the communication system. Some consoles have critical requirements for initialization of their communications system. Set to false only if your game already uses sockets before sound engine initialization.")]
publicboolm_InitializeSystemComms=true;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("The name used to identify this game within the authoring application. Leave empty to use \"UnityEngine.Application.productName\".")]
publicstringm_NetworkName;
[UnityEngine.Tooltip("HTCS communication can only be used with a Nintendo Switch Development Build")]
