component-material VS use-sound

For the translucent blue color we can use a simple shader by using component-material on the first material

UseSound: Incorporate sound effects into your React apps

As some of you may know, sounds can only be played back after the user has interacted with the document. And this seems to be exactly where it is becoming tricky. I tried a very promising library called use-sound. However as it turns out it is currently impossible to trigger a sound effect on useEffect with this, as tracked in this issue: https://github.com/joshwcomeau/use-sound/issues/100. Somehow it works whenever the dev server hot reloads - and then it is really snappy, but I can't make it work on initial page load.

use-sound: This will handle the audio file. It will load, play, and pause the audio along with other features.

However, after a lot of experimenting, I was able to play a sound in chrome when I explicitly enabled sound for our url in the chrome site settings, but only as long as the tab was in focus it would play. I was using this react library to do so: https://www.npmjs.com/package/use-sound you can find a proof of concept on the developers website: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/react/announcing-use-sound-react-hook/ if you scroll a bit down there will be a few things you can click that will trigger a sound - but all of them requires a browser event!

use-sound

I found this use-sound package for react when I'm trying to import audio file I'm getting this error. Cannot find the .mp3 file.

For the sounds part we’re going to create a sound manager component using useSound hook from Joshua Comeau. After that, we’re going to put our sound functions newly-created into our state so that we can everywhere in the app.

sprite allows you to use a single useSound hook for multiple sound effects. See “Sprites” below.