Class CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowMixerChangeNoticeTests

The project has one Sound Mixer Settings asset, and effect loops resolve through the mixer it names. The wizard updates that asset in place, so changing its Audio Mixer field repoints the only settings the game reads — every effect loop registered for the previous mixer stops resolving. The Mixer step says so, in a one-line warning shown exactly while the field differs from the asset's own mixer. Every fixture copies the REAL shipped settings and mixer under a private temp root.

Inheritance

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CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowMixerChangeNoticeTests

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Namespace: Serenity.Audio.SoundMixerSettings.Tests.Editor

Assembly: Serenity.Audio.SoundMixerSettings.Tests.Editor.dll

Syntax

public class CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowMixerChangeNoticeTests

Constructors

CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowMixerChangeNoticeTests()

Declaration

public CreateSoundMixerSettingsWindowMixerChangeNoticeTests()

Methods

AdoptingTheSettings_KeepingItsMixer_ShowsNoNotice()

Declaration

public void AdoptingTheSettings_KeepingItsMixer_ShowsNoNotice()

ChangingTheMixerOfTheAdoptedSettings_WarnsNamingThePreviousMixerAndTheLostLoops()

Declaration

public void ChangingTheMixerOfTheAdoptedSettings_WarnsNamingThePreviousMixerAndTheLostLoops()

ChoosingAMixerForNewSettings_ShowsNoNotice()

Declaration

public void ChoosingAMixerForNewSettings_ShowsNoNotice()

SetUp()

Declaration

public void SetUp()

SettingTheMixerBack_ClearsTheNotice()

Declaration

public void SettingTheMixerBack_ClearsTheNotice()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()