I'm assuming SDL_mixer as it's the default audio renderer the engine initializes with.
I recorded a video a while ago that shows the process of how to achieve the blending effect with the limited capabilities of SDL_mixer.



Let me know if things are still unclear.

Glad it's working for you now!

Hi,
Can you clarify following things for us?
1. Which engine build are you using?
2. Which game project are you using? (custom, GameSDK, FP, TP and so on)
2. Which audio middleware are you using?

If you can sure upgrade to VS2017.
Otherwise there's some info here for you.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forum ... um=vssetup

I mean this.

Hi,
What OS are you on?
Make sure to install latest Win10 SDK. (modify VS2015 installation)
Which GH branch are you trying to compile?

Oh, at the moment I just want to play a sound when a press a button, either from a file or one created with the Audio Controls Editor. I thought I can use an engine function for that, 1. Last few times tried with the ISO template c++ (will the solution be different if I use the FP or TP template?!)...

Hi,
Please clarify following things.
1. Which game project do you use? (custom, GameSDK, FP, TP and so on)
2. Which audio middleware do you use? (Fmod, SDL_mixer, Wwise)
3. Do you want to play the sound via code? (C++/C#)
4. Which exact "trigger component" are you referring to?

Which project are you referring to? GameSDK?

...Port Audio is new to me, I google the Port Audio but I can't find anything to read about (I vaguely remember that I saw Port Audio around CryEngine V somewhere, but don't remember where) PortAudio is a low level audio renderer. You'll find corresponding documentation here. http://www.portaudio.c...