Godot Universal UI Sound Player

This is an addon for Godot 3.5.1+ which lets you easily set up UI Sound Effects for your buttons, menus etc. and change out the sounds any time - even programatically, but defining SoundPacks - a new Resource this plugin/addon defines.

Usage

1. Install the addon and enable it via Project > Project Settings > Plugins > UI Sound Player

2. Create a new UISoundPack resource and add your sound effects (these maybe?)

3. Open Project > Project Settings and under General, scroll down till you see the "UI Sound Player" entry. Put the path to a UISoundPack resource - this will be the default sound pack. Alternatively, call UISoundPlayer.soundPack = yourSoundPack to set it programatically. UISoundPlayer is an autoload that is registered by the plugin.

4. For any node that you wish to play sounds, add them to a special group with the following pattern: uisound_[event_name]=[sound_name],.

For example, if you have a button and you want it to play 'focus' when it is focused, add it to the group 'uisound_focus_entered=focus'.

If you want to play a sound when a number value is increased or decrease - you need to emit those events. For a SpinBox, like in the video preview, you can add the following code to it, as a new script:

extends SpinBox  signal value_increased() signal value_decreased()  var old_value  func _ready():     old_value = value     connect('value_changed', self, '_on_value_changed')  func _on_value_changed(new_value):     if new_value > old_value:         emit_signal('value_increased')     elif new_value < old_value:         emit_signal('value_decrease')  

Of course, instead of emitting thse new signals, you could just call UISoundPlayer.play_effect('nav_up') when new_value > old_value and .play_effect('nav_down') if new_value < old_value.

After adding the above script, you can add these two groups to the SpinBox node: uisound_value_increased=nav_up and uisound_value_decreased=nav_down