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This was added in version 1.2
FFT is short for Fast Fourier Transform, which lets us turn music into data. Its primary use in TIC-80 is Byte Jams, Byte Battles and general livecoding.
This feature is off by default; you have to launch TIC-80 with the --fft
CLI parameter.
Usually you want to capture the loopback, i.e. whatever's playing on your computer.
On Windows, use --fftuseplaybackdevices
to do so. Double-check the console output you're not accidentally capturing your microphone when running without it.
On Mac, you'll need something like BlackHole, as it's not built-in.
On Linux, in theory you should have loopback by default, in practice it varies a lot.
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