Asked by Jake
Tito wants to change the background music for each level in an original game. Which of the following describes the best method for Tito to change the background music?
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attach the background music to the player object
attach the background music to the player object
attach the background music to the camera
attach the background music to the camera
attach the background music to its own invisible object template then drag the template into each scene
attach the background music to its own invisible object template then drag the template into each scene
enable positional audio and attach the background music to any object in the scene
enable positional audio and attach the background music to any object in the scene
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attach the background music to its own invisible object template then drag the template into each scene
Reason: a dedicated (invisible) audio object/prefab keeps music management separate from player/camera, is easy to reuse per level, and avoids positional audio issues.
Reason: a dedicated (invisible) audio object/prefab keeps music management separate from player/camera, is easy to reuse per level, and avoids positional audio issues.
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