Unity Party Save

Unity Party is an FNF' engine created using the Unity game engine focused on allowing lower-end PCs to play FNF'.

Note Worthy Features

High FPS

Thanks to Unity, the game is able to run better on lower-end PCs than HaxeFlixel. You can modify the engine's source code to do complicated effects that might cause some lower-end PCs to struggle when done on HaxeFlixel, though you can replicate the effects in Unity and lower-end PCs will run it fine.

Control Mapping

You can remap your keybinds to any key on your keyboard, but you also have a SECONDARY keybind list that you can use to at any time without having to manually switch it all the time!

Two Player Mode

The engine natively supports two-player. You and the other player play on the same keyboard. Keybinds for both players are also modifiable. If the game is set to Two Player Mode, primary keybinds are used for player one and secondary keybinds are used for player two.

Song Bundles

Bundles are a collection of songs that each can possibly contain custom scripting. Each song in a bundle can contain information such as artist name, charter name, and even an album cover. Bundles can be exported to a .ZIP format and easily shared. If applicable, users can download bundles if they have the download URL via the in-game bundle downloader. Bundles are almost always forward-compatible with future versions of the engine.

AutoPlay

You just wanna see how that one song is played out? The engine can autoplay any song for you. This depends on your PC's performance, however. Meaning lower performance, the less accurate the AutoPlay will be, but usually AutoPlay will be precise.

Note Color Customization

This is also a kind of support for the colorblind! You can customize the color of each of the 4 note keys to any color you want, even pure black!

Offset System

You can test and change your offset for both inputs and notes.

Sound Channels

Are some voices or music too loud? What if the music is too loud but the voices are not? That's okay, you can choose which sound to turn down separately!

Special Thanks

raonyreis13 - Procedural Notes Spawning

Requirements for Editing and Building

You will need the Unity Editor and an IDE that can support Unity.

I recommend you install Unity 2020.3.32 or newer and Visual Studio Community Edition. Visual Studio Code can work, and if you wanna be fancy then you could purchase JetBrains Rider.

How to build for Windows, Linux, and macOS

Also, Unity has an entire manual and C# documentation available online and offline, when selected for download while downloading the Unity Editor.

If you wanna check it out, it's here!

There is no guide as of yet to help with how to do specific things, unfortunately. No sure when we'll make guides for those.