These are summarized below, and described in detail later in this documentation. Here is an example of the exported functions for a plug-in DLL containing two plug-ins:Įach Wwise source control plug-in must contain certain interfaces so that it may be integrated properly.

AK::Wwise::ISourceControl::GetSourceControlInstanceFuncPtr.

AK::Wwise::ISourceControl::GetSourceControlPluginInfoFuncPtr.

AK::Wwise::ISourceControl::GetSourceControlIDListFuncPtr.

Prototypes of these exported functions can be found in the following type definitions:

AkSourceControlCreatePlugin(): Creates an instance of your AK::Wwise::ISourceControl object.

AkSourceControlGetPluginInfo(): Lets Wwise access the AK::Wwise::ISourceControl::PluginInfo class associated with a given plug-in.

AkSourceControlGetPluginIDList(): Lets Wwise access the list of plug-ins contained in the DLL by getting the list of all plug-in IDs.

If you choose not to use an MFC DLL, make sure to include the oleauto.h header in the stdafx.h file to be able to use the SysAllocString function.Įach plug-in DLL must export three functions: However, this does facilitate certain string and dialog manipulations.

Tip: Strictly speaking, you do not have to create an MFC DLL project. The next thing to do is to create the functions that Wwise will use to manage your plug-in DLL. The project is now created and configured to use the Wwise Source Control SDK. In the C/C++/General Property page, add the path to the SDK includes directory in the Additional Include Directories property.In the General Property page, set the Character Set property to Use Unicode Character Set.In the new project, open the Project Properties dialog and follow these steps:.In the MFC DLL Wizard dialog, the DLL type must be set to Regular DLL using shared MFC DLL. To create a project using Visual Studio, do the following: You should also familiarize yourself with the source control interfaces you will be using in your project. When you begin a new project, you must create the project and establish the exported functions to be used in the project. For more information, refer to Establishing Exported Functions. Note: A DLL can contain more than one plug-in. Defining the Source Control Plug-in Dialog.Building the Source Control Plug-in Interface.

Creating a Wwise source control plug-in DLL requires the following steps:

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