Revision as of 06:58, 10 February 2024

[[Category:Parts modding]]

Sounds for parts with Wwise and Unity

First, install your Unity environment, SpaceWarp template, ....

There are already excellent tutorials that explain these steps:

https://github.com/SpaceWarpDev/SpaceWarp.Template

Category:Getting started

First step: Wwise

You need to create an account : https://www.audiokinetic.com/fr/products/wwise/

Next : Install Wwise Launcher

Wwise is free for a 200 sounds databank.

Ok, now a warning : When I started my mod, I couldn't get the sound to work with the latest 2023 version of Wwise.

So I continued to use version 2021 of Wwise to prepare my sounds and I integrated version 2023 of the Wwise libraries into Unity for maximum compatibility.

So I will explain how I did it but maybe you can try directly with the latest 2023 versions. If you succeed, let me know so that I can modify this tutorial.

So, this tutorial will first install version 2021 to be able to have a Wwise project in 2021 format then I update the Wwise libraries in Unity in 2023 format.

For these reasons, here are the versions of Wwise on my computer:

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 [[File:2024-02-09 16 13 04-Wwise Audiokinetic.png|center|thumb]]Next : Install Wwise Launcher
 [[File:2024-02-09 16 15 29-Wwise Audiokinetic.png|center|thumb]]
+Wwise is free for a 200 sounds databank.
 '''Ok, now a warning :'''
 ''When I started my mod, I couldn't get the sound to work with the latest 2023 version of Wwise.''
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 ''So, this tutorial will first install version 2021 to be able to have a Wwise project in 2021 format then I update the Wwise libraries in Unity in 2023 format.''
+For these reasons, here are the versions of Wwise on my computer:
+[[File:2024-02-09 16 17 46-Audiokinetic Launcher.png|center|thumb]]