Went back to a frogger game i made earlier this year and added theme switching to it to swap out sprite sheets while the gameplay is running (or selectable via main menu)
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Still need to improve this visualization as near notes obscure the view of far notes a little too much - but after playing it a little bit, its already been more readable than my previous visualizations i created. Also learned a bit of opengl in the process
In my Finger Drum training game, I made a way to create patterns within the app itself by pressing pads on a midi controller.
In my previous demo, i created a playback system inspired by the MIDI file specification - though once it came to editing, it seemed a bit too general purpose for the first version of the app i want to produce, which would really be limited to:
- 4 measure/bar patterns
- sixteenth note subdivisions
- no bpm changing (while you can change the bpm of the playback, the pattern can not change the bpm in the middle of it like midi allows with the change tempo event)
- 4/4 time signature
Now the data for the patterns honestly looks very similar to what you see on screen... something like
pattern : [64]bit_set[Pad_Id]
1000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0010 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0010 0000 0000 0001 0000 0000 ... and so on
I figured if i ever do want to support some more dynamic music format - or even something like midi export / import to this data format, it would be pretty straightforward. At least that's my thoughts now haha
This is about 1 week in.
Making this in Odin with SDL3, tho attempting to be platform (including SDL) independent 🙂
waveform visualizations are fun.
The app being demoed is an audio test bench app im using to test various audio programming features using miniaudio.
Hoping to get simple audio editing features, user tune-able visualizations, and allowing the user to adjust to the BPM/Metronome on a per-song basis. Various features of this test bench app will be incorporated into a rhythm game I'm working on.
Fun note: That "box-y" looking visualization was originally a mistake of me trying to draw a more traditional looking waveform, however the results were interesting to me so i decided to tune it a little bit more. Trying to get "bouncy" and "aggressive" visualizations.
I made a Rhythm Game and Song Chart Editor for a 7 Day Odin Game Jam!
Shoutout to @crisps9055 for letting me use a track they created
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1157028979627282604/1350500699619856494/20250315_120254.mp4?ex=67d6f749&is=67d5a5c9&hm=6079bf1e1777941eb350c470ee331ba1a1e54b8a82eee03f6d8943407782fabe&
https://jb-frog.itch.io/raw-rhythm
@felixu and I made a game for a 48 hr game jam using raylib + Odin!
https://jb-frog.itch.io/dont-pop-me-now