Documentation does not cover how to add multiple files to a single object

[willWashington]

Perhaps I'm missing it, but I can't find a way to get this object created. I have 88 songs as of this writing that I need to add to an object such that AudioManager can play it as Music.

Do I have to add every single one of those songs individually via the New Music button on the Manager object, or can I somehow inject them all at once?

[jackyyang09]

Currently only Audio File Objects support the use of Libraries, where a single Audio File Object can support multiple AudioClips. Libraries target the use case of playing a specific sound (gun shot noise) to a random unique variant of said sound (gunshot001.wav of 10) play in it's stead every time the sound is to be played. Enabling this option can be done with the Use Library checkbox.

Manually adding individual tracks is admittedly a bit tedious at the moment and a better interface will be made for that down the road. However, I'm curious as to why you want 88 tracks to be placed in a single Audio File, do let me know what you're trying to do. If your use case requests a specific new feature, I can note it down to add in the future.

In the short term, the alternative to adding a new music file through the Audio Manager is to navigate to the folder holding the objects in the Project window or your File Manager and duplicating/copy+pasting the .asset files. This will at least allow you to get around the pop-up dialogues.