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The original was posted on /r/godot by /u/vinnyariel on 2023-08-06 16:11:00.
Hi, I’m trying to create a rhythm game, where things interact within the rhythm (BPM) of the music. It will be a platform game, where the projectiles will shoot within a certain rhythm, like in the PS3 game Sound Shapes
- Here’s an example: An enemy that releases spores every “snare” of the music, i.e. on the second and fourth beat of a 4-beat tempo [-x-x]
- Another example: a Boss that fires projectiles in rhythm with the song’s melody (let’s assume it’s 122 BPM).
My question is HOW DO I MAKE SOME KIND OF METRONOMO TO SYNCHRONIZE GAME ACTIONS (triggers) SO THAT I DON’T LOSE THE RYTHM IN ANY IPOTHESIS???
please, I’ve been trying for months to create a metronome that does not have performance and rhythm failures
- I am using Godot 4.1.1
I made a metronome that works to some extent. When I minimize the game window, it gets out of sync (rhythm) and everything is a mess. How do I fix this? This is my current metronome:
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The metronome is partially functional. However, when I right-click under the game window, for some reason the metronome stops (and loses the rhythm), but the music does not. The metronome is inside func _process(delta) and I’m not using Timers, only the AudioStremPlayer node.