Hi DDyack, The line that you're talking about is this one correct? https://github.com/CRYTEK/CRYENGINE/blob/release/Code/CryEngine/CryAudioSystem/implementations/CryAudioImplFmod/AudioImpl.cpp#L997 This is inside the Cimpl::MuteMasterBus method which makes me wonder why it's being called. Either way...

I can't seem to find that expression in CE code base, can you kindly point me to the location?

To be sure, you're worried about that condition in regards to performance?

This is due to the rendering system missing its default assets. As we do not provide assets along with source code via GitHub you'll have to pull those in from the CRYENGINE Launcher installation. For that navigate to the CE Launcher engine installation that corresponds to the version of the Release...

What if you tried this?

...And I have to change the order of the parameters (name, occlusionType, transformation, SetCurrentEnvironments, control_id). Right, my bad, in 5.4 the order of those parameters is as you described, we adjusted that for 5.5 so look out for that change if you upgrade your project to 5.5 once releas...

What if you try just this? void CPlayerComponent::PlaySound() { static constexpr char* szControlName = "bullet_impact"; static constexpr char* szAudioObjectName = "AudioObjectNameUsedForDebuggingAndProfilingWhichIsOmittedInReleaseBuilds"; CryAudio::ControlId const id = CryAudio::StringToId(szControl...

Hi,
I am going to assume that you're compiling against the Release branch which did not received the division-by-zero fix yet but the Main branch did.
https://github.com/CRYTEK/CRYENGINE/com ... 2f077690b3

Correct, the video showed the setup using SDL_mixer. Here is another one in which I used Wwise for the same thing. DAGh0p8RBqQ If you prefer to use Wwise then yes the link that you posted will help you get started. For Wwise specific tutorials we recommend to visit their respective website here. htt...

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.