In Unity 2022.3.12f1, I made a metronome. Here’s a minimal working instance:
utilizing System;
utilizing UnityEngine;
public class Metronome : MonoBehaviour
{
public int tempo = 150;
public int tempoReference = 4; //e.g., 4 means reference is 1 / 4 word, 2 means reference is a double word,...
public int timeSignatureTop = 4;
public int timeSignatureBottom = 4;
public AudioSource supply; //You must fill this with any quick sound
non-public float delayBeforeNextBeat;
non-public float beatDuration = 0;
non-public bool play = false;
non-public int beatIndex = 0;
public void Begin()
{
supply.Play();
beatDuration = 60f / (timeSignatureBottom / tempoReference * tempo);
delayBeforeNextBeat = beatDuration;
beatIndex = 0;
play = true;
}
non-public void Replace()
{
if (play)
{
delayBeforeNextBeat -= Time.deltaTime;
if (delayBeforeNextBeat <= 0)
{
beatIndex = (beatIndex + 1) % timeSignatureTop;
delayBeforeNextBeat = beatDuration + delayBeforeNextBeat;
supply.Play();
}
}
}
}
My drawback is that the interval between the primary two beats (as heard by the AudioSource) is for much longer that the subsequent ones. Further prints point out that Time.deltaTimes are usually not significantly longer nor extra quite a few on this interval than they’re in others, although.
I attempted to maneuver every thing in FixedUpdate, with the identical consequence.
I additionally tried to maneuver the primary supply.Play() contained in the Replace operate (with some minor changes, like including a bool firstPlay and initializing beatIndex to -1), with the identical consequence.
Does someone have an concept?
