### Implementing Lobby Music (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Provides a comprehensive example for managing lobby music. It includes loading the music clip on plugin load, creating a global audio player with a looping clip when waiting for players, and stopping the music by removing all clips when the round starts.

```C#
// Execute this method when plugin loads.
public void OnPluginLoad()
{
    AudioClipStorage.LoadClip("C:\\Users\\Kille\\Documents\\Serwer\\lobby_music.ogg", "lobby_music");
}

// Execute this method via events when server is waiting for players.
public void OnWaitingForPlayers()
{
    AudioPlayer lobbyPlayer = AudioPlayer.CreateOrGet("Lobby", onIntialCreation: (p) =>
    {
        p.AddSpeaker("Main", isSpatial: false, maxDistance: 5000f);
    });

    lobbyPlayer.AddClip("lobby_music", loop: true);
}

// Execute this method via events when server started round.
public void OnRoundStart()
{
    if (!AudioPlayer.TryGet("Lobby", out AudioPlayer lobbyPlayer))
        return;

    // Removes all playing clips.
    lobbyPlayer.RemoveAllClips();
}
```

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### Adding Clip to Existing Audio Player (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Demonstrates how to retrieve an existing AudioPlayer by its name using AudioPlayer.TryGet and then add a previously loaded audio clip to it using the AddClip method.

```C#
// Adding clips to audio players by using their name.
public void AddClipOnAudioPlayer()
{
    // Tries to get audio player with name "Spectator AudioPlayer", you need to make sure that audio player is already created.
    if (!AudioPlayer.TryGet("Spectator AudioPlayer", out AudioPlayer audioPlayer))
        return;

    // Add shot clip and plays.
    audioPlayer.AddClip("shot");
}
```

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### Creating Global Audio Player (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Illustrates how to create a global AudioPlayer that can be heard by all players regardless of their location. It uses CreateOrGet and adds a non-spatial speaker with a large max distance.

```C#
// Creates global audio player which everyone can hear from any location.
public void CreateGlobal()
{
    AudioPlayer audioPlayer = AudioPlayer.CreateOrGet($"Global AudioPlayer", onIntialCreation: (p) =>
    {
        // This created speaker will be in 2D space ( audio will be always playing directly on you not from specific location ) but make sure that max distance is set to some higher value.
        Speaker speaker = p.AddSpeaker("Main", isSpatial: false, maxDistance: 5000f);
    });

    audioPlayer.AddClip("shot");
}
```

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### Removing Clip by Name (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Shows how to retrieve an existing AudioPlayer by name and remove a specific clip from it using the clip's name with the RemoveClipByName method.

```C#
public void RemoveClipInMyAudioPlayer()
{
    // Replace MyAudioPlayer with name of your audioPlayer.
    if (!AudioPlayer.TryGet("MyAudioPlayer", out AudioPlayer player))
        return;

    player.RemoveClipByName("shot");
}
```

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### Removing a Clip from AudioPlayer (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

This snippet demonstrates how to retrieve an existing AudioPlayer instance by name and remove a specific audio clip from it using its ID. It first attempts to get the player and then calls RemoveClipById if successful.

```C#
if (!AudioPlayer.TryGet("Lobby", out AudioPlayer player))
    return;

player.RemoveClipById(lobbyClipId);
```

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### Creating Player-Attached Audio Player (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Demonstrates creating an AudioPlayer that is attached to a specific player, making sounds originate from the player's position. It shows how to create a spatial speaker attached to the player and add a loaded audio clip.

```C#
// Creating audio player which is attached to player which means any added clip to this audio player will be directly at player position.
public void CreateForPlayer(Player player)
{
    AudioPlayer audioPlayer = AudioPlayer.CreateOrGet($"Player {player.Nickname}", onIntialCreation: (p) =>
    {
        // Attach created audio player to player.
        p.transform.parent = player.GameObject.transform;

        // This created speaker will be in 3D space.
        Speaker speaker = p.AddSpeaker("Main", isSpatial: true, minDistance: 5f, maxDistance: 15f);

        // Attach created speaker to player.
        speaker.transform.parent = player.GameObject.transform;

        // Set local positino to zero to make sure that speaker is in player.
        speaker.transform.localPosition = Vector3.zero;
    });

    // As example we will add clip
    audioPlayer.AddClip("shot");
}
```

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### Loading Audio Clips (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

This snippet shows how to load an audio clip into the AudioClipStorage. The clip is loaded from a specified file path and assigned a name for later use. Ensure the OGG file is MONO and has a frequency of 48Khz.

```C#
// This method should be called when plugin loads.
public void OnPluginLoad()
{
    // Specify path for your ogg file and name it, this name will be used later for adding clips to audio players.
    //
    //  Make sure that ogg file is MONO and frequency is 48Khz 
    //
    AudioClipStorage.LoadClip("C:\\Users\\Kille\\Documents\\Serwer\\com.ogg", "shot");
}
```

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### Creating Spectator-Only Audio Player (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Shows how to create an AudioPlayer that is only audible to players with a specific role, in this case, spectators. It uses a custom condition function within CreateOrGet to filter listeners and adds a non-spatial speaker.

```C#
// Creates audio player which only spectators can hear.
public void CreateSpectatorOnly()
{
    AudioPlayer audioPlayer = AudioPlayer.CreateOrGet($"Spectator AudioPlayer", condition: (hub) =>
    {
        // Only players which have spectator role will hear this sound.
        return hub.roleManager.CurrentRole.RoleTypeId == PlayerRoles.RoleTypeId.Spectator;
    }
    , onIntialCreation: (p) =>
    {
        // This created speaker will be in 2D space ( audio will be always playing directly on you not from specific location ) but make sure that max distance is set to some higher value.
        Speaker speaker = p.AddSpeaker("Main", isSpatial: false, maxDistance: 5000f);
    });

    audioPlayer.AddClip("shot");
}
```

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### Removing Clip by ID (C#)

Source: https://github.com/killers0992/audioplayerapi/blob/master/README.md

Demonstrates how to store the ID of a playing clip obtained from the AddClip method and later use this ID to remove that specific playback instance. Note: The removal method is not fully shown in the provided snippet.

```C#
int lobbyClipId = 0;

// Execute this method via events when server is waiting for players.
public void OnWaitingForPlayers()
{
    AudioPlayer lobbyPlayer = AudioPlayer.CreateOrGet("Lobby", onIntialCreation: (p) =>
    {
        p.AddSpeaker("Main", isSpatial: false, maxDistance: 5000f);
    });

    AudioClipPlayback playback = lobbyPlayer.AddClip("lobby_music", loop: true);
    lobbyClipId = playback.Id;
}

// Execute this later...
public void RemoveClipInLobby()
{
}
```

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