Add a Radio Component by pressing the "Add" button.
In the search box, you type "Radio" and press the "AC Radio".
Press the "AC Radio".
In the details tab, you can adjust the radio settings.
In the "Radio Sound List" option, by pressing the "+" button, you can add the sound to the radio Sound list.
As shown in the image.
You can replace or modify the Radio Sound Attenuation as needed.
You can adjust the sound placement if necessary.
You can control the radio's behavior after the currently playing sound has finished.
Here, you can also add interactive sound for turning on, switching, and turning off the radio.
Using "Turn On" will activate the radio, and when you set the boolean "Interact Sound" to true, it will trigger the sound associated with "Turn On Radio" from the details tab.
Using "Turn Off" will turn off the radio, and when you set the boolean "Interact Sound" to true, it will trigger the sound associated with "Turn Off Radio" from the details tab.
When "Reset" is set to true, the elapsed time for the current sound is reset, and the sound stops. On radio startup, the timer resets, and a random sound plays. If "Reset" is false, the timer continues running in the background. If the sound finishes in the background, the radio behavior depends on "When Sound Finish" If set to "Next" it transitions to the next sound on restart. If set to "Reset" the current sound restarts. If set to "Stop" the radio halts, resets the timer, and on restart, a random sound plays.
Using "Next" will switch to the next sound in the Radio Sound List, and when you set the boolean "Interact Sound" to true, it will trigger the sound associated with "Switch Radio" from the details tab.
Using "Previous" will switch to the Previous sound in the Radio Sound List, and when you set the boolean "Interact Sound" to true, it will trigger the sound associated with "Switch Radio" from the details tab.
Using "Pause" will stop the audio playback.
Using "Resume" will resume the audio playback.
Using "Enable/Disable Radio",'when you set the "Disable Radio" boolean to true, it will deactivate the radio. When you set the "Disable Radio" boolean to false, it will cancel the deactivation of the radio.
For example, you can use it by setting the boolean value "Disable Radio" to true when the radio malfunctions, and when you want to repair it, you can set the boolean value "Disable Radio" to false.
Using "Is Radio On," you can check whether the radio is turned on or off.
Using "Is Radio Disabled," you can check whether the radio is deactivated or not.
Using the "Is Radio Paused" you can check whether the radio is temporarily paused or not.
Using "Get Sound Time (Float)," you can obtain the elapsed time of the currently playing sound.
Using "Get End Sound Time (Integer)," you can obtain the end time of the currently playing sound.