audio.PlayOneShot() + Update() = mess?

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Hi.

I've been having trouble getting audio.PlayOneShot() to play only once, and not overlap with the same sound each frame, cause Update() is getting called each frame. The thing I want to do is to play a sound once a boolean is true.

Things I've tried:

I created a new boolean variable, and deactivated it after the audio.PlayOneShot() line (if the boolean is true, play a sound, after that line, deactivate it)
I created a boolean function, and play the sound after the "return true;" line
Call it in another (regular void) function (same result, the Update() function is still calling the newly created function each frame),
I have also tried to Invoke() that function.

How could I play a sound when the boolean mentioned in the beginning is turned true?

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Answer by DESTRUKTORR · Aug 14, 2012 at 02:48 PM

C# version:

 bool playAudio=false;
 void Update()
 {
     if(playAudio)
     {
         audio.PlayOneShot();
         playAudio=false;
     }
 }

Javascript version:

 var playAudio = false;
 function Update()
 {
     if(playAudio)
     {
         audio.PlayOneShot();
         playAudio=false;
     }
 }

Just add the script that isn't in your file to the appropriate areas.

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