How many rails can be used at once? The video only shows two... For a decent rhythm game I would expect to have maybe 4 or 5 buttons being used. And would it be possible to have the rails running vertically rather than horizontal? I'd like to be able to set up something like Friday Night Funkin' or a "poor man's Guitar Hero" lol.
You can use as many rails as needed based on the rpg maker buttons that are configured.
As for vertical rails, you can use the update functions to constantly set a rotation value for the rail. Please keep in mind the button will be rotated as well.
I got that all working great, but I found one small issue when changing fonts in the Score Sprite Configuration: When using the default "sans-serif" font, changing the font size works as expected... But whenever I use a font of my own, it seems to remain stuck at a really small font size, and if I attempt to make the text larger, it simply pushes the score numbers farther down the screen (as if I was increasing the Y-offset instead of the font size).
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How many rails can be used at once? The video only shows two... For a decent rhythm game I would expect to have maybe 4 or 5 buttons being used. And would it be possible to have the rails running vertically rather than horizontal? I'd like to be able to set up something like Friday Night Funkin' or a "poor man's Guitar Hero" lol.
You can use as many rails as needed based on the rpg maker buttons that are configured.
As for vertical rails, you can use the update functions to constantly set a rotation value for the rail. Please keep in mind the button will be rotated as well.
You can view the help file for more info
I got that all working great, but I found one small issue when changing fonts in the Score Sprite Configuration: When using the default "sans-serif" font, changing the font size works as expected... But whenever I use a font of my own, it seems to remain stuck at a really small font size, and if I attempt to make the text larger, it simply pushes the score numbers farther down the screen (as if I was increasing the Y-offset instead of the font size).
May need to preload the font. Try using the Preloader plugin.
Does this require the Quicktime plugin to work?
Nope!