v0.2.2 - Fixed SmoothDamp being able to return NaN

• Fixed Smoothdamp being able to return NaN (because Unity's can do that if Time.timeScale is 0. Yes, really.)

v0.2.1 - Improved playback cleanup

• Improved cleanup of event / snapshot playback

v0.2.0 - Snapshot Parameters

• Snapshots are now more like regular Events and fully support parameters. Classes are now generated for every snapshot, with fields for every parameter they have other than one called 'Intensity'.
• Snapshots now support a parameter called Intensity by default. You can create this parameter in FMOD by right clicking the Intensity slider of a Snapshot and selecting Expose as Parameter. This lets you easily fade in/out any snapshot. Note that this functionality only works if you exposed the Intensity setting via a parameter, and will throw an warning when it's missing.

NOTE: Snapshot code changed and you will have to regenerate FMOD code before it compiles again.

v0.1.9 - Unassigned Snapshot Reference fix

• Fixed an exception to do with unassigned snapshot references

v0.1.8 - Snapshot References

• Created a SnapshotReference class to select a snapshot via the Inspector, similar to AudioReference

v0.1.7 - Added utilities for tweaking volume continuously

• Added utilities for tweaking volume continuously:
  • Added MoveTowardsVolume for linearly moving the volume of a playback instance towards a target
  • Added SmoothDampTowardsVolume for smoothly moving the volume of a playback instance towards a target

v0.1.6 - Added a way to set the volume of a playback instance

• Added a way to set the volume of a playback instance

v0.1.5 - Added way to check if audio config is assigned

• Added a way to check if an audio config is assigned

v0.1.4 - Improved Event Sorting

• Improved event sorting to try and prevent generated code being reordered

v0.1.3 - Fixed parameterless FmodLabelEnum constructor

• Fixed the FmodLabelEnumAttribute class not calling its base constructor correctly