Port of the rythm game I made in processing in C++ with SDL2, for PC and Switch.
This mode is made to play an existing map.
For the music to be available, there must be a file music.mp3 and a pattern file music.pattern in the NotBeatSaber_data folder.
For example, if the music is "MyAwesomeMusic", there must be a .mp3 "MyAwesomeMusic.mp3" and a pattern "MyAwesomeMusic.pattern" in the NotBeatSaber_data folder.
This game is made to create a map.
For this, the music must be a valid .mp3 inside the NotBeatSaber_data folder.
For example, if the music is "MyAwesomeMusic", there must be a .mp3 "MyAwesomeMusic.mp3" in the NotBeatSaber_data folder.
You should play the music with the beat (Press a button exactly on beat so that on Playing mode, the player should also play it on beat).
Just download the NotBeatSaber-PC.zip and put your MP3s in the NotBeatSaber_data folder.
Put the NotBeatSaber folder from the NotBeatSaber-Switch.zip (that contains the NotBeatSaber_data folder and the .nro executable) in the switch folder (you will need to have your musics in sdcard/switch/NotBeatSaber/NotBeatSaber_data) and launch NotBeatSaber from the homebrew menu (It was tested on a modded switch with Atmosphere 12.0.1).
If you are using Ryujinx, use File-> Open Ryujinx folder and place the NotBeatSaber_data folder inside the sdcard folder (the hierarchy will be Ryujinx folder/sdcard/NotBeatSaber_data). The location of the .nro shouldn't matter.
| Action | Switch | PC |
|---|---|---|
| Up (menu) | DPAD UP | Up arrow |
| Down (menu) | DPAD DOWN | Down arrow |
| Select (menu) | A BUTTON | Enter |
| Right block | A BUTTON | Right arrow |
| Top-Right block | X BUTTON | Up arrow |
| Bottom-Right block | B BUTTON | Down arrow |
| Left block | DPAD LEFT | Q / A |
| Top-Left block | DPAD UP | Z / W |
| Bottom-Left block | DPAD DOWN | S |
| Rewind (Creating mode) | LEFT TRIGGER | Left arrow |
| Save (Creating mode) | PLUS BUTTON | G |
| Back to the main menu | L + R | Space |
| Quit | MINUS BUTTON | Escape |
On the switch, you can also make a slice movement with the joycon to slice the block (the acceleration of the joycon is what is taken into account). For example, for the Top right block, the motion must be upward with the right joystick.
Block actions mean slicing the block in Playing mode and adding the block in Creating mode.
Add a file .mp3 in the NotBeatSaber_data folder and map it by selecting "Make a pattern" in the menu and choosing the name of your file. Don't forget to save with g or F5 (PC) / + (Switch) when you finish the mapping !
To compile it on PC you will need the libraries: SDL2, SDL2_mixer, SDL2_ttf and SDL2_gfx.
You can either open the project with code blocks (which should be setup with SDL2) or use the Makefile (command: make).
Should you use the Makefile, make sure you change the variables SDL_INCLUDE and SDL_LIB at the top to fit your SDL2 installation.
I used mingw-32g++.exe to compile. If you use another compiler, make sure you have the appropriate libraries (and dlls) and change the compiler in the Makefile.
If you compile with codeblocks, the executable will be in bin/Release or bin/Debug depending on whether you're in Release or Debug mode. If you compile with the Makefile, it will be in bin/PC.
You will need to use devkitPro
Once it's installed, you can launch Msys2 and using pacman, install switch-sdl2, switch-sdl2_gfx, switch-sdl2_mixer, switch-sdl2_ttf libraries.
Still in Msys2, use make -f Makefile.switch to compile for the switch.
The executable will be in bin/switch (you should have the nro executable and the data in bin/switch/NotBeatSaber).
The tracks were taken from https://freepd.com/ Here is the list:
- Behind Enemy Lines - Rafael Krux
- Drop Point - Bryan Teoh
- Hippety Hop - Alexander Nakarada
- River Meditation - Jason Shaw
- Strength of the Titans - Kevin MacLeod