【Audio Database Path Bug】

Issue: Audio Database, Audio File Path Lost

  1. Reproduction: Change the audio file name.

  2. Deleting files inside the folder or moving the folder will cause the option to become empty.

However, after restoring, the “Play Sound” action in Object Actions can restore the path.

Additional: A search function for audio or grouping is desired. As more audio files are added later, it becomes easy to forget where they were added, and the number of audio files on the page becomes overwhelming.

Database Sound Path Bug.rar (2.1 MB)

english:

Audio Database Path Bug:
Issue: Audio file paths in the audio database are lost.

  1. Reproduction steps:

    • Renaming the audio file.

    • Deleting files from the folder or moving the folder.
      Either action will cause the relevant options to become empty.
      However, after restoring the files/folders to their original state, the “Play Sound” function in the object actions can restore the paths correctly.

Additional Request:
It would be helpful to add an audio search function or a grouping feature. As more audio files are added later, it’s easy to forget where they were stored, and the number of audio files displayed on the page becomes too large to navigate efficiently.

JP:

Reproduction Steps:

  1. Rename the audio file.

  2. Delete the file from the folder or move the folder itself.

In either case, the associated option becomes empty.
However, after restoring the file or folder to its original state, the path can be correctly restored using the “Play Sound” function under “Object Actions”.

Additional Request:

We would like to request the addition of an audio search or grouping feature. As more audio files are added later, it becomes easy to forget where they are stored, and the number of audio files displayed on the page becomes excessive, making efficient browsing and management difficult.

Add Japanese to the title!!!

When loading audio, you don’t have to use “Quick Load”; instead, choose “Load.” This opens the specific asset folder, making it easier to locate your desired assets. Then, in the asset library on the left, create more folders to organize your own assets.