A screen, a show, and twenty invisible boxes
Pressing play finally gives you a lit stage instead of an empty room, one very silly bug stood in the way, and the back wall now plays video.
Writing
Notes on interfaces, robotics, and building things people operate.
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One room, many shows
The chart editor stopped trying to be two tools at once, notes learned to drive colour and brightness instead of just movement, and the room finally became a real place that both the editor and the game load the same way.
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Real songs, a real rig, and an editor inside the game
Charts stopped being hardcoded and started coming out of actual mp3s, the three hero lights became a twenty-light stage rig — and the big one, there's now a chart editor that runs inside the game itself.
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Into the headset, and the room lights up
Sliders now spawn per-note like buttons, the room got real spotlights and lasers instead of plain cubes, and — the big one — it's playable with actual VR controllers now.
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Going 3D and pointed at VR
The proof of concept moved out of its flat 2D lanes and into a 3D room, and the project now has the VR groundwork in place. Still on mouse and keyboard for now.
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Starting a dev diary for VJ Simulator
A new devlog thread for VJ Simulator, a VR rhythm game about being the VJ instead of the dancer. First entry is just the idea and where it's headed.
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