New Member
💻 Oldtimer
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2004
- Messages
- 5,216
- Best answers
- 0
This idea may have been suggested before, unfortunatley I couldn't find any threads manually with this idea, and the search function doesn't allow searching for the word 'mp3'.
My idea is to be able to program set songs into set events. For instance, a character transforming, charging and firing a special attack, or being on critical health (less than 5).
You don't have to supply the mp3's, i've got loads of songs I know would fit a particular characters style. This means no wares or similar.
E.g When Trunks turns SSJ, play X.mp3 on repeat
When Goku is on critical health, play Y.mp3 on repeat
When Vegeta uses Final Flash, play Z.mp3 once
The songs can fade into each other to make the merges seem smooth and natural.
I don't know any programming languages but I understand how they work and function, and I reckon this would be possible without having to create a gargantuan amount of code, just a small amount with a user friendly GUI.
And of course if you like having random music playing whenever, you can just disable the smart mp3 player function via the console.
My idea is to be able to program set songs into set events. For instance, a character transforming, charging and firing a special attack, or being on critical health (less than 5).
You don't have to supply the mp3's, i've got loads of songs I know would fit a particular characters style. This means no wares or similar.
E.g When Trunks turns SSJ, play X.mp3 on repeat
When Goku is on critical health, play Y.mp3 on repeat
When Vegeta uses Final Flash, play Z.mp3 once
The songs can fade into each other to make the merges seem smooth and natural.
I don't know any programming languages but I understand how they work and function, and I reckon this would be possible without having to create a gargantuan amount of code, just a small amount with a user friendly GUI.
And of course if you like having random music playing whenever, you can just disable the smart mp3 player function via the console.