Enum AudioPriorityPolicy

Determines how the audio player should behave when a clip is requested but no free AudioSource is available in the pool.
Priority is expressed in Serenity semantics: a higher numeric priority means the sound is more important (the opposite of Unity's AudioSource.priority).

Namespace: Serenity.AudioPlayer.Domain.Types

Assembly: Serenity.AudioPlayer.Domain.dll

Syntax

public enum AudioPriorityPolicy

Remarks

IgnoreIfNoSourceAvailable is intentionally the first value (0) so that it is the default for freshly deserialized clip definitions and newly constructed clips, preserving the historical "drop the sound when the pool is full" behavior.

Fields

Name	Description
AlwaysReplace	Reassign the least important replaceable source regardless of its priority, even if it is more important than the requested sound.
IgnoreIfNoSourceAvailable	Do not play the new sound when the pool is full. This is the default and matches the original audio player behavior.
ReplaceLowerOrEqualPriority	Reassign a currently playing source if its priority is lower than or equal to the requested sound's priority.
ReplaceLowerPriority	Reassign a currently playing source only if its priority is strictly lower than the requested sound's priority.