I have created a basic sound manager according to this unity tutorial (https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/projects/2d-roguelike/audio). However, I need it to work for multiple players over the network, and it doesn't make sense for them all to be playing the same sounds. E.g. If a player loses, it should play the gameover sound, but the other player(s) should remain in the game and continue playing the game sound. But the current behavior is that once a player loses, everyone gets the gameover sound.
By the tutorial, I currently use a single instance within the SoundManager class. I think I need multiple SoundManager instances, each associated with a client. What's the best thing to attach the SoundManagers too? Or is there a different best practice for managing sounds for multi-player games?
Here's the code for my sound manager:
using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class SoundManager : MonoBehaviour { public static SoundManager instance = null; public AudioSource effects; public AudioSource music; void Awake () { if (instance == null) instance = this; else if (instance != this) Destroy (gameObject); DontDestroyOnLoad (gameObject); } public void playSoundEffect(AudioClip clip) { effects.PlayOneShot (clip, 1f); } public void setBackgroundMusic(AudioClip clip) { music.clip = clip; music.Play (); } } 