In unity we mostly use audio as PlayOneShot most of the time. As we all know, PlayOneShot takes file name as params. But managing file name via string => YUCK!

This project turns all your audio files in Enum as part of a scriptable object!

Bear in mind that if you hate Singleton, you might hate my example too. But at the very least, I hope it gives you an idea of what can be done and what not with sound assets.

(Make sure you have at least one audio file in project!)

=== This should create all the necessary files. Check if all sounds came into your scriptable object.

EzAudio.EzAudioSystem.instance.PlayClip(EzAudioFiles.XIT);

1. If filename cannot be turned as an identifier, then it will have INVALID_NAME_X where x will be a number ofcourse.

If you want to investigate further, go to EzAudioManager/EzAudioFiles.cs. You will see which files is invalidated due to bad name. (You are welcome! :P )

2. If same filename found in multiple places, same thing will happen, it will be marked as INVALID_NAME_X
3. Spaces in file names will be replaced by underscore

1. Optimize for Background and other musics, which are not necessarily played with PlayOneShot function.
2. It will load all sound asset in one scriptable object file. So if you have a lot of sounds, this system might add some overhead in memory & you might have to do some tweaks on yourself to load only necessary sounds by scene.

Thanks! Happy coding! --- @game_auz