How to Register AssetBundle to Dialogue System

[Saper]

Hi Tony

I have problem with using audio from assetbundle, I don't know how to reference assetbundle to register it in Dialogue system. Those are my scripts and assetbundles files.

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[Tony Li]

Hi,

That code looks fine. Is it not working? Are you getting an error or warning in the Console window?

[Saper]

I can't put any of generated files in to reference field for assetBundles. And i don't know what i'm doing wrong

[Tony Li]

Sorry, I don't follow. Have you built your asset bundle? If so, then after using DialogueManager.RegisterAssetBundle() whenever the Dialogue System needs to load a file from your asset bundles it will use AssetBundle.Load(name, type). For example, if you use a sequencer command AudioWait(Player_7_42), the Dialogue System will attempt to load: AssetBundle.Load("Player_7_42", typeof(AudioClip)).

Another option that you might find simpler is to use Addressables.

[Saper]

After building assetbundle I tried reference those files to script and probably i'm doing something wrong or I forgot about something regarding Assetbundle

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[Tony Li]

I missed what you were doing in that second script. Normally you'll create your asset bundle as a file in an editor script that builds asset bundles. Then, at runtime, you'll use AssetBundle.LoadFromFile() or AssetBundle.LoadFromMemoryAsync() to load the asset bundle. This will return an AssetBundle object that you can pass to DialogueManager.RegisterAssetBundle().