The audio visualizer looks perfect through a VRHMD, but will not work with a web player. User created actions are called ‘Custom actions’. Playmaker is usually used by combining preset actions to form a logic, but users can also create new actions to expand Playmaker functionality. To learn how to install Playmaker, please refer to this article.

Playmaker Custom Action (Included in the Unity Plugin for STYLY).

In order to create the audio visualizer introduced in this article, you need to install the following software. You can use your own ideas to create a more original effect also. For example, you could create an object that changes shape according to certain wavelengths, or set it so that an effect will activate if the sound exceeds a set threshold. Please look at the files in STYLY-Unity-Examples / Assets / STYLY_Examples / Audio Visualizer Introduction What Kind of Scene Can You Create?īy using the Playmaker custom action I will introduce in this article, you can create an audio visualizer-like object which will actively react to sounds.

4.2 Use ‘Get Audio Spectrum Level’ and Change the Object Size According to the MusicĪudio Visualizer.unitypackage Unity Project.

4.1 Add an Object with ‘Init Audio Spectrum’ in the Scene.

How to create a visualizer