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Facility's Nigh Fracturing (Friday Night Funkin')

Like two years ago or summat, this new li'l game called Friday Night Funkin' came out; it's, like, a keyboard-based DDR-type game where you play as a miniscule blue-haired boy who only speaks in boop-beeps, who must musically-battle many folks to win the heart of his equally-miniscule girlfriend, who is also part-demon or something. Also there's lots of mods for custom songs and that's about the extent of what I know about the game myself.


While I've never played FNF myself and have seen very little of the actual canon campaign, I've seen a lot of the mods made for the game, and a lot of them are cool and really well-done! And I can appreciate that. One mod in particular I'm particularly a fan of--Seek's Cool Deltarune Mod, which, as the name suggests, is based after Deltarune, and as of the time of me writing this description blurb, includes twelve songs! (My favorites are Hyperlink and Boingo-Doo) The coolness of their mod inspired me to make my own Source Engine take on the game! …..it's also kinda terrible, but, is to be expected when trying to make Source do something this far outside of its intended range.

Map features included:
~ The basic Friday Night Funkin' arrowboard experience--perhaps a bit barebones
~ FourTwo different songs to "perform", each with a different pair of characters
~ A sort-of interactive menu to select the songs from
~ A rudimentary scoring system--the bottom-of-the-screen-bar tracks your general active performance, while the menu percentages track how many of the notes you hit
~ A Botplay mode is available, though its performance for the player is a little shoddy
~ Ft. Yet Another Combine Vs. Resistance Story from ALLOS (But this time, completely and totally implausible to fit into canon lore) (yes i am implying that maybe you could somehow fit aperture flip into the lore better than this)

This map is EXTREMELY in prototype territory, so expect jank from the get-go and you should be fine. Things of note:
~ This is a single-player experience; no multiplayer contingency
~ I was unable to integrate both "players" being able to sing at the same time without the game counting it as the AI side's points
~ Held/extended notes are not implemented
~ The Botplay mode sounds kind of stuttered for the player, but it /will/ hit all your notes most of the time
~ I made the charts myself, but I am not the most musically-inclined person and am working without proper music-creation programs--I basically used my video editor to chart this
~ From my guessing, the way actual FNF chromatics work during songs is that each character basically has a midi track of them singing, and notes only play out if you hit the arrows associated with them--with my methods and Source limitations, I cannot do this, so each arrow direction instead has a specific soundbyte that is played when hit correctly
~ Also most of my audio samples chosen for the characters kind of suck--the Combine possess the best-sounding samples I could nab, in my opinion (If you are an experienced FNF chromatic creator, or just good with audio sampling, feel free to suggest new clips to use for the chromatics)

AN IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to several reasons, including but not limited to my innefficient methods, I have decided to release this map before it is fully complete; the last two songs have yet to be implemented, and I will have to add those in future updates. If y'all could help me try to figure out more-efficient methods by then, that would be greatly appreciated~

So, yeah. It's not my cleanest work? But it works at all? So it's got that going for it. Got that going, at least. And I finished some of it! So there you go. Also, shoutouts to Seek's Animations and Stuff for making a cool mod. Without you, I would not have wasted time on making this! :papyruswacky:


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