So I wanna make a rhythm game, but im not 100 percent sure on how to do it. I would assume that it would be something along the lines of: when the project starts the note moves down until one of the keybinds are pressed, and if one is pressed before the hitbox, then you would lose points and it would count as a miss. But if you hit it on different parts of the hitbox then you would get more points for what part you hit. Im also worried about mapping, if somebody out here has a mapping tool that is open source i will gladly use it and give credit. Also this is not going to be an fnf clone, it’s gonna be more like quaver of osu mania.

The reason i didnt use the block tool in this because i am using the mobile version and cannot access the blocks.

This is a game based off RoBeats, it could help you: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/323533519/

historical_supa wrote:

This is a game based off RoBeats, it could help you: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/323533519/

Makes sense, but the mapping is just way too long to make… i'll look for more games to take inspiration from, any good candidates?

SocklessFox wrote:

historical_supa wrote:

This is a game based off RoBeats, it could help you: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/323533519/

Makes sense, but the mapping is just way too long to make… i'll look for more games to take inspiration from, any good candidates?

Mapping is always long to make, anyway, here are some other candidates:
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/81841536/ - A DDR rhythm game
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/100052162/ - An osu! game, in case you're not interested in making a DDR-type game
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2091455/ - This person made a whole series on DDR

Hey thanks for your help! Sorry i'm really late to this… but if your not busy and know how to make music, code a rhythm game, or make rather intense art on backgrounds you see in most rhythm games, mind helping me out? links in my signature.

SocklessFox wrote:

Hey thanks for your help! Sorry i'm really late to this… but if your not busy and know how to make music, code a rhythm game, or make rather intense art on backgrounds you see in most rhythm games, mind helping me out? links in my signature.

Instead of making a whole new rhythm game, just make an already existing one (like 4-keys, examples are FNF and osu!mania), and then steal the beatmaps from there. Now you don't have to do any work.

Spentine wrote:

SocklessFox wrote:

Hey thanks for your help! Sorry i'm really late to this… but if your not busy and know how to make music, code a rhythm game, or make rather intense art on backgrounds you see in most rhythm games, mind helping me out? links in my signature.

Instead of making a whole new rhythm game, just make an already existing one (like 4-keys, examples are FNF and osu!mania), and then steal the beatmaps from there. Now you don't have to do any work.

that ain't the point, i wanna make my own original game.

Hehehe

Hi, I was trying to make a rythym game as well in this project, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1207600950/editor . But for some reason the hits aren't counting can anyone tell me why?

C1rr1Andaconda wrote:

Hi, I was trying to make a rythym game as well in this project, https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1207600950/editor . But for some reason the hits aren't counting can anyone tell me why?

It's probably best to make your own topic about your issue. Posting on somebody else's topic can cause confusion.