Adds sound effects, music, and spatial audio to ignifx games via @ignifx/audio.
npx skills add https://github.com/astrum-forge/ignifx --skill audio-astrum-forge
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: audio Source: https://github.com/astrum-forge/ignifx/tree/main/packages/audio/skills/audio Command: npx skills add https://github.com/astrum-forge/ignifx --skill audio-astrum-forge
.audio.json file, with configurable pause behavior. - AudioSource and AudioListener components: Per-entity playback with volume, pitch, looping, instance limits, and 3D spatial audio with distance models and cones. - MusicPlayer with crossfading: Switch tracks with timed fades, surviving scene loads on persistent entities. - Headless simulation: Under Node, playback is simulated from the frame delta, so isPlaying, fades, and onEnded work in tests without a browser. - Use Case: Add footsteps with randomized pitch capped at eight concurrent instances, position a looping torch sound in the world, and crossfade menu music into battle music on game start. ## Quick Start Add the audio extension when creating the ignifx app, load an AudioClip, attach an AudioSource to an entity, and call play to hear the sound.High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Load an AudioClip through app.assets, add an AudioSource component to an entity with that clip, and call play(). For fire-and-forget sounds, use app.audio.playOneShot(clip, options), which defaults to the SFX bus.
Set spatial: true on an AudioSource along with minDistance, maxDistance, and a distanceModel, and place an AudioListener on the camera entity. The source follows its entity's world position automatically each frame.
Browsers block audio before a user gesture, so app.audio.state stays "locked" until unlock() is called from a real click handler. Plays made while locked are queued and start in order after the unlock, so nothing is lost.
Yes, the headless backend simulates playback from the frame delta, so isPlaying, fades, instanceCount, and onEnded all work in tests. Use .wav files, since duration is null for mp3, ogg, webm, and flac under Node.
Add a MusicPlayer component to an entity, call play() with the first track, then crossfadeTo() with the next track and a duration. Put the entity in a persistent scene so the music survives scene loads.
Mark long tracks like music as streaming by setting audio.streaming to true in the clip's .meta.json sidecar. Streaming plays from a media element instead of decoding the entire file into memory.
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