The documentation is kinda half...

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Object.DontDestroyOnLoad.html I have been using the below script for music playing the problem isx come at scene 3 I wanna change the music but than I have two songs playing... How to make it work? So since its only called on awake I suppose its only in the main menu scene, and never again even in a new scene?

Structure of My Game -
Scene 1: Main Menu - same song ()DontDestroyOnLoad)
Scene 2: Char Select - same song
Scene 3: GamePlay - Different Song the destroy the other one...

You would think:
if (objs.Length > 1)
{
Destroy(this.gameObject);
}
is the solution hey...

 

I don't understand, what are you trying to do?

 

This post is 'kinda half', whatever that means.

The documentation code samples are very simple examples of how a method can be used. You can't expect to copy and past them into your own project and have them work.

 

I fixed it... Have to have two scripts now which kinda sucks... Trust me I never copy paste code... I can use an example though...

 

I'm happy for you, but I'm curious, what did you want to achieve? You know it's not very serious to have several scripts or even to copy and paste code, the main thing is to know what we are doing ^^

 

Structure of My Game -
Scene 1: Main Menu - same song ()DontDestroyOnLoad)
Scene 2: Char Select - same song
Scene 3: GamePlay - Different Song the destroy the other one...

i wanted to achieve this... I know what I am doing mostimes... I did'nt make Unity, so knowing when the Awake function on a DontDestroyOnLoad gameobject is called can be confusing as it could be either once or everytime the scene changes.... I never use this function... But its the only way to keep the music pumpin... I use the Binary formatter for those kinda things...

 

Ok if I understood correctly your problem was to have the same music in your main menu, as well as in the selection menu of your champion, and another music in game, but you cannot manage to configure your code, therefore, in game, you ended up with the 2 previous active musics as well as the new one, is that right? I therefore invite you to look at the audioSource API a little more carefully, there are many things that could be useful to you.

 

Awake 

means that the code will be executed before the code

void Start() {}

 

Personally I'd avoid DontDestroyOnLoad and go instead for additive scene loading.

You could easily make a music manage object that hangs around in an ever present scene, with global methods for changing the current song.

 

Ok I understood, he would like to know how to create a condition that says :

if (Scene3)
does not play
public static void DontDestroyOnLoad ( Object target );

Because he used the DontDestroyOnLoad method, to synchronize his first music, when going from scene 1 to scene 2.

Why make it simple when you can make it complicated xDDD

 

If he absolutely wants to keep his system in place, he could do:

Code (CSharp):

1. public class MyScript: MonoBehaviour
2. {
3.  
4.     AudioSource audioSource;
5.  
6.     void Awake()
7.     {
8.  audioSource = GetComponent<AudioSource>();
9.  GetComponent<AudioSource>().Stop ();
10.     }
11. }
12.  
13.    

On a script on scene 3 ??



But I agree with spiney199, I wouldn't have proceeded like that, but I still find it interesting


After for the synchronization method, have you tried with audioSource.time or AudioSource .timeSamples, for recover the time values of your music to transfer them to the next scene.