GUIDES

JSON Format:

<br>{</p> <p>"songURL": "D:\\Laym\\Music\\Dance Wiv Me (feat. Calvin Harris & Chrome).mp3",</p> <p>"songAlbumCoverURL": "",</p> <p>"songTitle": "Dance Wiv Me",</p> <p>"songArtist": "Dizzee Rascal",</p> <p>"lyrics": [ ... ],</p> <p>"startTimes": [ ... ],</p> <p>"durations": [ ... ]</p> <p>}<br>

How to parse it:

you can use something like this: public class SongDataParser : MonoBehaviour { // SongData class representing the JSON structure [Serializable] public class SongData { public string songURL; public string songAlbumCoverURL; public string songTitle; public string songArtist; public List<string> lyrics; public List<float> startTimes; public List<float> durations; } // Load JSON and parse it public static SongData LoadSongData(string jsonFilePath) { if (!File.Exists(jsonFilePath)) { Debug.LogError($"File not found at {jsonFilePath}"); return null; } try { string jsonContent = File.ReadAllText(jsonFilePath); SongData songData = JsonUtility.FromJson<SongData>(jsonContent); Debug.Log($"Successfully parsed song data: {songData.songTitle} by {songData.songArtist}"); return songData; } catch (Exception e) { Debug.LogError($"Failed to parse JSON: {e.Message}"); return null; } } // Example usage private void Start() { string filePath = Path.Combine(Application.dataPath, "songData.json"); // Adjust the path as needed SongData songData = LoadSongData(filePath); if (songData != null) { Debug.Log($"Song Title: {songData.songTitle}"); Debug.Log($"Lyrics Count: {songData.lyrics.Count}"); // Example: Syncing lyrics with startTimes for (int i = 0; i < songData.lyrics.Count; i++) { Debug.Log($"[{songData.startTimes[i]}s]: {songData.lyrics[i]} (Duration: {songData.durations[i]}s)"); } } } }