Description

Monday Night Minin'

Or "Monimi" for short

A Friday Night Funkin' inspired rhythm versus mod; play by yourself or against an opponent for the highest score!

🛈 Note
No charts are included in the mod!
You will need to download them separately (for licensing reasons).

Features

Speakers, where you can check out and play charts
Microphones, can't rap without one!!
Solo and versus play
Data-driven charts and player animations
Swaggy note splashes and judgement text
Configurable scroll speed and toggleable down scroll

Where to Get Charts

Here are some released charts which can be played with Monimi:

Making Your Own Charts

There is no official chart editor, meaning you will have to use FNF's chart editor and convert it to the following format yourself:

{ "song": { "name": "ROT FOR CLOUT", "artist": "Jamie Paige", "file": "monimi:music/rot_for_clout", "cover": "monimi:textures/cover/rot_for_clout.png", "length": 150, "bpm": 172 }, "charter": "Blex", "scrollSpeed": 2.8, "notes": [ [ 200, 0 ], [ 400, 1 ], [ 600, 2 ], [ 800, 3 ], [ 1000, 0, 500 ], [ 1200, 1, 500 ], [ 1400, 2, 500 ], [ 1600, 3, 500 ] ... ] }

Each note is 2 or 3 numbers, representing the time, direction, and length respectively. Time and length are both in milliseconds, and the directions are 0 - left, 1 - down, 2 - up, 3 - right.

Making Your Own Animations

Animations are bound to the microphone item and are completely data-driven. In order to create a new animation, ensure the following things are setup first:

Get Blockbench
Install the GeckoLib plugin inside Blockbench
Download this player model

Animating

Inside Blockbench, open the player and switch to the animations tab. Then, either modify the existing five animations or create a new group and make your own animations inside there. (If doing so, ensure to keep the animation names the same).

When finished animating, export the JSON file, rename it and move it inside the appropiate location inside an resource pack (assets/<namespace>/animations/<your_json_file_here>).

🛈 Hints

The animations are supposed to feel snappy! Try to work with instant poses and keep movement down to a few frames, though, the animations can be made as long as needed.

Right-clicking on an animation shows their properties. Looping behavior can be adjusted there. Use the Loop Delay field to determine where the next loop starts (the label is missleading)

Loading the Animation In-Game

Inside Minecraft, an item needs to be modified to be recognized as a microphone with our new animation. This is done through Item Components.
The following command can be used as an quick start:

/give @s copper_axe[monimi:microphone="<namespace>:<your_animation_name_here>"]

It can be extended and modified to your liking by either changing the base item (copper_axe) and adding more components that also change its name and appearance.

Additionally, recipes can be modified to contain these components too.