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31.4k Zyvx+1 3.5 years ago
Now this will definitely add a nice ambience option to the game, sounds is one thing this game needed more of. Pretty good Vizzy work on the Mario theme.
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5,980 Natedoge+1 3.5 years ago
I didn’t even notice that, and the weird thing was that in SimplePlanes, I suggested basically exactly what you talk about in this video! I don’t know if they saw my suggestion but it’s really cool to see it being implemented into the game.
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Hey Droods, I hope you’re all staying safe! Over the next few weeks, and possibly months, I’m going to be showing you some of the new features that the latest game update brings. The update is still in beta for now, but you can easily download it through Steam for PC, TestFlight for iOS, or the Google Play store for Android.
This new update is chock full of great features and improvements, and it’s been so cool seeing all the new creations on the website. Today I’m going to showcase a possibly overlooked feature that came with the new Vizzy. As all of you know, Vizzy is the game’s visual programming language, and has been generally used for automating craft instructions. Now, with the new update, there is also a simple feature to create beep sounds. We’re going to test that feature to really challenge its capabilities…
Credits:
• SpookStation pumpkin craft (used for intro)
• Universal Muzak Composer v2
• Patel user profile
• Super Mario Bros. sheet music
• Helpful resource for reading music