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| − | + | You can also stream music from Shoutcast into your region. See [[Components/SceneBackgroundMusicShoutcast]] | |
| − | Create an empty object in your scene that will go in your region. Under the Inspector window, click on '''Add Component | + | Create an empty object in your scene that will go in your region. Under the Inspector window, click on '''Add Component''' and add an '''Audio Source'''. |
| − | Add in | + | Add in a suitable audio clip from your Project assets. Select the output as "Music" (if its left as "None" it may play but at a educed volume level). |
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| + | If you want the audio clip to repeat, tick "Loop" | ||
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You can also stream music from Shoutcast into your region. See Components/SceneBackgroundMusicShoutcast
Create an empty object in your scene that will go in your region. Under the Inspector window, click on Add Component and add an Audio Source.
Add in a suitable audio clip from your Project assets. Select the output as "Music" (if its left as "None" it may play but at a educed volume level).
If you want the audio clip to repeat, tick "Loop"
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