A midi rhythm game. Simple as that.
Plop in any midi file and test how funny a song sounds when you miss every other note or play percussions in the wrong places. Oh and I guess if you're an actual musician you can learn songs with this piece of software. Going as far as possible with what modern rhythm gaming can do is my goal while always keeping musicality at the center... Whatever that means.
You need the right drivers installed on your system with a suitable graphics card that supports vulkan.
I mainly tested my environment on an ubuntu system (manually installing vulkan), but I also work on a windows environment (with msys2 mingw) to make sure my code works on both (a lot of things don't rn).
Try using make dependencies to install everything needed.
Simply use the makefile. Use DEBUG="compilation-options" to add more compilation options like -g.
Commands to compile for the first time (should install needed deps if needed) :
git submodule update --init --recursive
make dependencies
makeThis part is not final and will probably have to be replaced with a more portable scripting language (I hate those when they are badly designed), but right now shader modifications as well as animations in charts work with dynamic cpp libraries.
Simply add in a folder in /module your source code (cpp and hpp files) and use make module MOD="folder".
Go crazy and don't be scared to destroy everything.
You will need to have :
- Vulkan SDK with glslc
https://vulkan.lunarg.com/sdk/home - GLFW
sudo apt-get install libglfw3-devhttps://www.glfw.org/ - glm
sudo apt-get install libglm-devhttps://github.com/g-truc/glm - OpenAL
sudo apt-get install libopenal-devhttps://www.openal.org/downloads/ - freetype
sudo apt-get install libfreetype-devhttps://freetype.org/download.html - boost
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-devhttps://www.boost.org/users/download/ - JUCE (to work on the plugin host)
https://juce.com/download/
Imma keep the latest versions of those and make sure project compiles with them (hopefully). Shit happens. lol
Windows build needs a shitton of dlls right now (I should fix that in the compilation process...). Idk how I'm going to handle that for the end user. Probably a crappy windows installer hehe
ALUT is a crutch and makes you weak.
Here is what the game looks like for people who don't want to/know how to compile and try the thing for themself (I'll post some demos and more info when more ppl get interested) :
Maybe I'll actually do something right and code short scripts to detect your platform and install everything automatically (WIP but try).
Current focus: Making decent visuals in menus and adding a score screen.
Every sound, image, font, etc... in this should be free to use to my knowledge without any mentioning of the authors or of any licence. I still have kept the mails of the authors and will try to contact them just to be sure. Freeware ftw.