Thanks so much! Will think of some stuff to share, and hope you enjoyed Evergreen Blues too!
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Thanks for the kind words! The game didn't win, although it did get a shoutout from Dead Oceans. This was the (very excellent) winning entry: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgWpcLy7_pE
Hi! Can you share a screenshot/details of how you have the plugin setup in FL Studio? I don't have FL Studio myself but a screenshot might at least help debug.
I did come across this page on MIDI out -- the "Controlling internal VST plugins" looks like it could be helpful:
https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-learning/fl-studio-online-manual/html/plugi...
Hey there! Can you make sure that the MIDI track doesn't have any plugins with audio output on it? i.e. the "volume meter" on the track should be dots that show MIDI velocity, instead of a VU meter.
Here's a screenshot of an example, where track 1 is a MIDI track without any plugins (and routes successfully), track 2 is a MIDI track with a plugin (and has the same "Track In" output channel you're describing), and track 3 is an audio track with Melodrumatic on it:
Let me know if that works for you!
https://usdivad.itch.io/yi-and-the-thousand-moons
Thank you for doing this π€
Thanks! Yeah the skeleton is a pretty slow walker; maybe it's the lack of muscles. Glad you enjoyed overall! (also this is the contest: https://gardensongvideocontest.com/)
Hi all! "Runaway Reverie" is an interactive song and music game in the form of a 3D platformer. I'd actually completed it in December but hadn't thought to post it here.
It's pretty short (< 5mins gameplay), but I definitely plan to expand the concept for future works.
You can read more and (more importantly!) play the game here (in-browser, Mac OS X, or Windows): http://usdivad.com/runaway-reverie/
or of course on itch.io: https://usdivad.itch.io/runaway-reverie
Also, I wrote some custom audio classes to handle the loop-based layering, built on top of the Sound plugin; hopefully they'll either be integrated into Superpowers or I'll make a separate plugin for them, but in the meantime you can find the classes here: https://github.com/superpowers/superpowers-game/pu...
Hope you enjoy, and I definitely welcome any feedback/suggestions/ideas for collaboration!
Hey all!
I've just started using Superpowers last month to build an "interactive song" game piece, and it's proved to be a blast so far. I'm really excited to dig deeper into the game engine and development environment.
One thing I've been dealing with is importing and updating assets, especially since I'm using quite a lot of music files and adding/updating them one-by-one using the GUI takes a while. I might just not be noticing a batch import function somewhere in the engine, and maybe something like this will be available in the new v1.0, but in the meantime I've written a little Python script to help with batch importing assets. You can find it at https://github.com/usdivad/bagatelles/blob/master/seize/samples_export/import_superpowers_assets.py
It's rather naive and probably takes a bit of effort to set up (the "entry_parent_id_list" and "asset_json"* parameters in particular are implemented quite poorly and should be replaced/redone eventually), but it's already been helping me manage my asset development workflow, so I thought it might be of use to some others here as well. In any case, thought I'd share!
* Right now the "asset_json" parameter only works for Sound assets, as those are the only ones I've been batch importing. Other asset types will probably require more work to automate, in which case you can set "asset_update_json" to False and do the JSON manually.