Changelog

1.2.2

• README fix: corrected misleading phase wording.

1.2.1

• Simplified config descriptions and READMEs.

1.2.0

• Bypassed Unity's audio system entirely. Audio now plays via System.Media.SoundPlayer (managed .NET, wraps winmm.dll under the hood). Loops via PlayLooping, stops via Stop. The Wwise pause/resume on phase enter/exit still mutes the game music while the song plays.
• Switched target framework from netstandard2.1 to net472 to access System.Media.
• Volume is now applied by scaling 16-bit PCM samples in-place at load time. Changing the volume requires a game restart (SoundPlayer has no live volume API).
• Stale BundleBuilder/ folder is no longer needed; safe to delete.

1.1.0

• Switched audio loading to AssetBundle (AssetBundle.LoadFromMemory → LoadAllAssets<AudioClip>). Unity's runtime audio APIs (AudioClip.Create, UnityWebRequestMultimedia.GetAudioClip) all returned 0-property placeholder clips in the RoR2/BepInEx environment. Bundles bake the clip at editor time, so the loader gets a real Unity audio asset.
• Added BundleBuilder/ with an Editor script and step-by-step README for producing the bundle from a small Unity 2019.4 project.
• Removed all the prior workarounds (manual WAV parser, PCMReaderCallback streaming, audio-config diagnostics).

1.0.10

• Diagnostic: log Unity's full AudioSettings config and try AudioSettings.Reset to recover from a stuck audio state.

1.0.9

• Diagnostic build: creates a 1-second synthetic sine-wave clip on load to determine whether AudioClip.Create works at all in this environment.

1.0.8

• Defer audio load by one frame past Awake — AudioClip.Create was returning placeholder clips with all zero metadata (length/samples/channels/frequency all 0) when called too early in the Unity lifecycle.
• Soften clip validation (don't bail on samples=0) and log full clip state for diagnostics.

1.0.7

• Streaming AudioClip via PCMReaderCallback. The non-streaming AudioClip.Create couldn't allocate the ~58 MB float buffer (SetData failed; AudioClip contains no data); streaming mode pulls samples on demand from the in-memory PCM array.
• Added WAV header logging so any future parse mismatch is visible.

1.0.6

• Bypassed Unity's audio decoder entirely. Even WAV via UnityWebRequestMultimedia was returning AudioClips stuck in Unloaded state in this RoR2/BepInEx environment. Now parses the embedded WAV manually (16-bit PCM) and feeds float samples into AudioClip.Create + SetData. No file URI, no decoder, no async load.

1.0.5

• Switched embedded audio from OGG to WAV — Unity's OGG decoder in this RoR2/BepInEx environment was returning AudioClips stuck in Unloaded state with zero samples. WAV (PCM) skips the codec path entirely and loads reliably.

1.0.4

• Wait for AudioClip decode to finish (loadState polling) — Unity's OGG decode can be async
• Re-encoded embedded audio at 44.1kHz with clean start timestamp (some Unity 2019 builds choke on 48kHz / nonzero start_pts)

1.0.3

• Use BepInEx cache path for the OGG temp file (avoids file URI breakage from special chars in Application.temporaryCachePath)
• Switched debug trigger to Run.BeginStage (the previous Stage.Start hook didn't exist and crashed Awake)
• More verbose request diagnostics

1.0.2

• Added Debug.PlayOnStageStart config to play the song at every stage start (for verifying audio without grinding to Mithrix)
• Fixed silent OGG load failure on Windows (proper file URI conversion)
• More diagnostic logging during clip load and song start

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Plays the Monty Python and the Holy Grail intermission music during the chimera intermission of the Mithrix fight
• Configurable phase + volume; mutes game music during the phase