I finally was able to get Oculus’ FMOD plugin working with UE4 and FMOD Studio/Plugin following these instructions: http://www.fmod.org/questions/question/oculus-audio-sdk-plugin-for-fmod-android-can-not-be-found-or-crashes/
I also replaced 3D panner in FMOD Studio with Oculus Spatializer, like so:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXXkFzz67cI
However (as you can see in that video, I get no attenuation/etc. on my 3D sound source in UE4 scene using Oculus Spatializer) I get no sound at all. Ambient sound works, but positional sound does not.
What am I doing wrong?
How should I set 3D events when using Oculus Spatializer ? (Android)
Thanks beforehand
- Alex Zubov asked 2 years ago
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Hi,
Just checking, was this issue related to your other thread, where the sound is being spatialized twice? (As pete said) or is this for a normal single sound as well.
- Brett Paterson answered 2 years ago
I think it was. I haven’t tried using Ouclus Spatializer for a single sound event yet, but I am sure it will work fine.
If not, I’ll come back here
Also I wanted to know if I simply set min/max distance in the Oculus Spatializer panel and do nothing more. How would I define fall off (similar to falls off curves in 3D panner) when using Oculus Spatializer (if I even need to do that) ?
Thanks
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