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AudioSource.Stop

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public method Stop(): void;
public void Stop();

Description

Stops playing the clip.

The AudioSource.stop function stops the currently set Audio clip from playing. The Audio clip plays from the beginning the next time you play it.

See Also: Play, Pause functions.

no example available in JavaScript
//This script allows you to toggle music to play and stop.
//Assign an AudioSource to a GameObject and attach an Audio Clip in the Audio Source. Attach this script to the GameObject.

using UnityEngine;

public class Example : MonoBehaviour { AudioSource m_MyAudioSource;

//Play the music bool m_Play; //Detect when you use the toggle, ensures music isn’t played multiple times bool m_ToggleChange;

void Start() { //Fetch the AudioSource from the GameObject m_MyAudioSource = GetComponent<AudioSource>(); //Ensure the toggle is set to true for the music to play at start-up m_Play = true; }

void Update() { //Check to see if you just set the toggle to positive if (m_Play == true && m_ToggleChange == true) { //Play the audio you attach to the AudioSource component m_MyAudioSource.Play(); //Ensure audio doesn’t play more than once m_ToggleChange = false; } //Check if you just set the toggle to false if (m_Play == false && m_ToggleChange == true) { //Stop the audio m_MyAudioSource.Stop(); //Ensure audio doesn’t play more than once m_ToggleChange = false; } }

void OnGUI() { //Switch this toggle to activate and deactivate the parent GameObject m_Play = GUI.Toggle(new Rect(10, 10, 100, 30), m_Play, "Play Music");

//Detect if there is a change with the toggle if (GUI.changed) { //Change to true to show that there was just a change in the toggle state m_ToggleChange = true; } } }

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