Global FeedbacksPlayers

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Global FeedbacksPlayers

If you won't want to directly reference FeedbacksPlayer components through the editor, you can get them using a global reference:

Setup:

To start, you need to select the toggle named Used By Script, and then assign a unique id for your FeedbacksPlayer.

Usage:

Then, from code (with the namespace Juce.Feedbacks), you just need to use JuceFeedbacks.GetFeedbacksPlayer, with the id that you set on the editor:

You can also the safe version JuceFeedbacks.TryGetFeedbacksPlayer, that will return false if the FeedbacksPlayer is not found, and output the FeedbacksPlayer if found.

Warning:

• If the toggle Used By Script is not selected, you won't be able to retrieve the FeedbacksPlayer.
• The id cannot be empty.
• The id needs to be unique for all the FeedbacksPlayers avaliable on the current loaded scenes. If there is two duplicate ids, an error will prompt on the console.

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