MBOY Editor
A downloadable tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Rhythm mapping app for rhythm/music based games
There are so many rhythm-based games in this world. Each developer creates a custom editor to provide the perfect sync with the music rhythm. MusicBoy Editor is a universal editor that works for any rhythm-based game.
Simply create the rhythm mapping in the editor and then process it in the game. Spend time and effort on the gameplay features, not the editor development.
MusicBoy Editor can be used with any game engine like Unity, Godot, Unreal Engine, and so on.
MusicBoy Editor is created by Viktor Pukman.
Usage examples:
Create Taiko no Tatsujin clone game
Create a Music Tiles clone
Create a Guitar Hero clone
Mapping tutorial (old version, to be updated)
Status | Released |
Category | Tool |
Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
Author | Vic |
Genre | Rhythm |
Made with | Godot |
Tags | Audio, guitar-hero, Level Editor, mapping, MIDI, Music, music-game, Music Production, rhythm-game |
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Development log
- Version 2.1.1 releasedJun 05, 2022
- Version 2.1 releasedFeb 14, 2022
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Hello! Do you have any news about the pro version?
Hi, @bastianleaf!
I'm preparing a new release that will have pro version and many others good fixes. I plan to publish it at the beginning of the next month. Keep in touch!
Hi!
I would like use you tool to make a rhytmh-game, but i need 4 tracks, When release a full version o pro version???
Best whises, ViejoCerdo
Hi @ViejoCerdo! Thanks for using the app. The pro version will be available in upcoming 4 weeks.
Where can I get full version so I'm not restricted to 3 tracks?
Hi Good_dogie! The pro version with unlimited track will be available soon. I will update you, keep in touch. Vic
If the free version is restricted to 3 tracks, where's the paid version? I can't find any evidence that one exists?
Hi Cirr! The pro version with unlimited tracks will be available soon. I will update you, keep in touch. Vic
This to seems to be very useful, it may help a lot of people struggling with rhythm sync !
I could try it later, it seems interesting
this looks interesting, i'd use it if i actually knew how to code lmfao