Default value
{
"disabled": false,
"priority": 0.5,
"MaxQueueTimes": null,
"TargetQueue": "0x0"
}Removed from current builds: it is a property of MusicProfile.
AudioGlobalEventManager
Class Documentation
Edit documentationThe client's global audio event manager: the object that routes game events, such as a champion kill or a pentakill, to announcer lines and music cues.
The object is the manager. When the client loads a bin that contains one, the object registers itself as the active manager, and it unregisters when it is destroyed. The client updates the active manager once per frame. A client that loads no such object has no manager, and everything described here is off.
The manager works with three event tables. Each table has one slot per game event, and each slot links the audio event for it:
| Table | Held by | Slot links |
|---|---|---|
AnnouncerVoEvents |
the manager | AnnouncerVoEvent |
ChampionMusicEvents |
the active MusicProfile | ChampionMusicEvent |
ThemeMusicEvents |
the active MusicProfile | ThemeMusicEvent |
The music tables are not part of the manager. A game mode supplies them through
GameModeMapData.MusicProfile, and the manager keeps one active profile at a time.
When a profile becomes active, the manager subscribes to the game events for the
ChampionKill, ChampionExecuted, ChampionShutdown, MultiKill and PentaKill slots
of all three tables.
When a subscribed game event arrives, the manager triggers the linked audio event of
each table. The audio event passes the trigger to its event type, which picks an event
name for the local player. The client stops there: no code queues the name or posts
it to the audio engine, so no sound plays. An event type of the Cac kind picks no
name: it runs a global contextual situation from GlobalContextualActionData, and its
only audible effect is a mix state request.
AudioContextEventType describes both paths.
Properties
Units whose death triggers no audio event, per game event. The key is the client's numeric id of a game event. The value is an AudioGlobalEventTargetCharacterRecords.
When a champion kill or a champion execute arrives, the manager looks up the id of the event in this map. If the entry lists the character record of the killed unit, the manager triggers no audio event for it.
0x93c1d30
String = ""
Removed in 16.18 16.15
Removed from current builds: it is a property of MusicProfile.
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F32 = 0
Removed in 16.18 16.15
Removed from current builds: it is a property of MusicProfile.
The AudioQueueConfig objects for announcer lines, as an AudioQueueConfigList. The client does not read them.
AnnouncerVoEvents
Embed<AnnouncerVoEvents> Default value
{
"RiftHeraldSteal": "0x0",
"BaronKill": "0x0",
"VoidGatorSteal": "0x0",
"DragonKill": "0x0",
"Aced": "0x0",
"ChampionExecuted": "0x0",
"BaronSteal": "0x0",
"TowerKill": "0x0",
"MultiKill": "0x0",
"BountyStarting": "0x0",
"0x6a4fa98c": "0x0",
"MinionsSpawn": "0x0",
"GrubsStolen": "0x0",
"ElderSpawn": "0x0",
"PentaKill": "0x0",
"ChampionKill": "0x0",
"VoidGatorKill": "0x0",
"ElderDragonSteal": "0x0",
"GameEnd": "0x0",
"InhibitorKill": "0x0",
"ElderDragonSolo": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldKill": "0x0",
"PlayerReconnect": "0x0",
"BaronSolo": "0x0",
"InhibitorRespawnSoon": "0x0",
"BaronSpawn": "0x0",
"GrubsKill": "0x0",
"Respawn": "0x0",
"DragonSteal": "0x0",
"ElderDragonKill": "0x0",
"GrubsSolo": "0x0",
"GameStart": "0x0",
"DragonSolo": "0x0",
"0xba9bae76": [],
"KillingSpree": "0x0",
"0xc0a99193": "0x0",
"PlayerDisconnect": "0x0",
"0xd0cc4924": "0x0",
"BountyEnded": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldSpawn": "0x0",
"FirstBlood": "0x0",
"InhibitorRespawn": "0x0",
"ChampionShutdown": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldSolo": "0x0"
}The announcer event table: one AnnouncerVoEvent link per game event.
Default value
{
"RiftHeraldSteal": "0x0",
"BaronKill": "0x0",
"DragonKill": "0x0",
"Aced": "0x0",
"ChampionExecuted": "0x0",
"BaronSteal": "0x0",
"TowerKill": "0x0",
"MultiKill": "0x0",
"BountyStarting": "0x0",
"0x6a4fa98c": "0x0",
"MinionsSpawn": "0x0",
"GrubsStolen": "0x0",
"ElderSpawn": "0x0",
"PentaKill": "0x0",
"ChampionKill": "0x0",
"ElderDragonSteal": "0x0",
"GameEnd": "0x0",
"InhibitorKill": "0x0",
"ElderDragonSolo": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldKill": "0x0",
"PlayerReconnect": "0x0",
"BaronSolo": "0x0",
"InhibitorRespawnSoon": "0x0",
"BaronSpawn": "0x0",
"GrubsKill": "0x0",
"Respawn": "0x0",
"DragonSteal": "0x0",
"ElderDragonKill": "0x0",
"GrubsSolo": "0x0",
"GameStart": "0x0",
"DragonSolo": "0x0",
"0xba9bae76": [],
"KillingSpree": "0x0",
"PlayerDisconnect": "0x0",
"0xd0cc4924": "0x0",
"BountyEnded": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldSpawn": "0x0",
"FirstBlood": "0x0",
"InhibitorRespawn": "0x0",
"ChampionShutdown": "0x0",
"RiftHeraldSolo": "0x0"
}The champion music event table. Removed from current builds: it is a property of MusicProfile.
GlobalContextualActionData
List2<Hash> = [] 16.9
Type history (3 revisions)
- 16.9 - 16.9
List2<ContextualActionData> - 16.10 - 16.19
List2<GlobalContextualActionData> - since 16.20
List2<Hash>
Contextual action tables that apply to every unit. Each item is the path hash of a GlobalContextualActionData object.
When the client checks whether a situation is defined for a unit, it searches the unit's own ContextualActionData objects first. If none of them defines the situation, it searches each object of this list in order. When a situation fires, the client runs the unit's own objects first and then every object of this list.
When an audio event type of the Cac kind triggers, the client runs the situation
keyed by the event's NameHash in every object of this list that defines it.
The music profiles of the manager. Removed from current builds: a game mode names its profile through GameModeMapData.MusicProfile.
The audio queues for music events. Removed from current builds: it is a property of MusicProfile.
objectPath
Hash = "0x0" 16.16
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