What am I doing wrong? I can't seem to get it to work. PoolSizeVRAMPercentage is how much percentage of GPU Dedicated VRAM should be used as a TexturePool cache for streaming textures (0 – unlimited streaming)ĬonfigClass=/Engine/DeviceProfiles/SetDeviceProfileWindows.SetDeviceProfileWindows_Cįx.NiagaraAllowRuntimeScalabilit圜hanges=1 Defines a platform-specific volume headroom (in dB) for audio to provide better platform consistency with respect to volume levels. Defining below allows switching to audio mixer using -audiomixer commandline I tried this technique (trying to get down VOIP) and unfortunately there is already a bit of coding for audio: So hey, the “Windows” file only exists from the epic-games/engineversion/folder. The best way to learn how these systems work is to dive headfirst and play around with it. I encourage you to create a new blueprint and look through all of the synth nodes and make something new. My main use for the new audio engine is to control the VOIPTalker component with audio effects through a source effect chain.Īs the new audio engine is experimental not much documentation exists. You are all set! There are many powerful tools in the new audio engine for you to now use in your new or existing projects. The final step left to do is to restart the editor. The two plugins we need to enable are in the Audio section of the plugins browser:Įnable the sound utilities and Synthesis and DSP effects plugins To access the plugin browser press Edit then plugins from the drop down menu. The next step is to enable the plugins so the editor gives you access to the blueprint nodes and additional audio blueprint classes. This is all you need to tell the engine what audio engine to use. Open AndroidEngine.ini, copy and paste this into the text editor then save and then quit: Open IOSEngine.ini, copy and paste this into the text editor then save and then quit: ĪudioDeviceModuleName=AudioMixerAudioUnit AndroidEngine.ini Yep, all the internal Epic teams use Maya so you can be sure it wont lose support. So Id imagine thats the direction youd wanna go in if youre willing to spend. Open MacEngine.ini, open copy and paste this into the text editor then save and then quit: ĪudioDeviceModuleName=AudioMixerAudioUnit IOSEngine.ini Maya is the industry standard, and Unreal Engine 4 comes with Maya tools. Open WindowsEngine.ini, copy and paste this into the text editor then save and then quit: ĪudioDeviceModuleName=AudioMixerXAudio2 MacEngine.ini ini files, right click the file and click on the edit option. If done correctly the file type should be “Configuration setting”. If this alert box shows press YES to create the file. ini for the engine to understand the file. From there you can change the name and extension to make it work with the engine. To create these folders right click in the folder and create a new text document. Inside the platform folder that you wish to use we need to create the configuration file for that platform. Here are the platforms and their folder names: You only need the folder and files for the platform that you wish to build your game for.
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Here I will show you how to enable the new audio engine for each platform. To find this folder navigate to your project folder and open the config folder. 3 Conclusion Configuration Config DirectoryĪll files that we will be creating or editing will be in the config folder.