There is a good amount of help in the game (little button labeled "help"). If you have confusions, ask a question in the comments. But here are some instructions. To play, click the play button on the home menu and select a song. The 3 song choices are Boss Wave, Surge, and The Munsta. To play the preprogramed patterns (each consisting of a bit over 200 moves) click the top play button. When playing, wait for the arrows to get to the glowing line and then press the corresponding arrow key. Watch the character dance to the music. To record your own dances, click the record button at the bottom of the play page. When recording, you press the arrow keys and the project saves this input as dance moves. You MUST record the entire song, or you will have an empty part at the end of the song when playing your recording. If you return to the play page, there will be a new button: the playback button. You can play your dance moves just like the programmed ones! At the moment there is no saving of these. Try all three songs.
Dancinator 2 is a very very very very very very very complex project! I managed it in only 1 and a half days, which I think is a good achievement. This game uses lists to store the data for the dance patterns in the form (direction)(time to spawn). There are 4 directions: r, l, u, and d. Right, left, up, and down. After this is a time in seconds (ex: 14.365) at which the move should reach the bar. 2.5 is subtracted from this (the time it takes to reach the bar) and that is the time it should spawn at the top of the screen. There is a fully functional recording program also, where it records the buttons you press onto a temporary list of your saved song. You can then play this just like the built in patterns. Unfortunately this can't save yet if you restart the project.---------------------The three songs included are Boss Wave, Surge, and The Munsta. I do not own these songs and bought them on iTunes. All graphics are by me. The graphics were created in Pixelmator (an image editing program) and Blender (a 3D modeling, animating, and rendering program. Blender is free.-------------------------------See if you can find the easter egg! If so, do not give it away in the comments.---------------WARNING: There are some bugs with the recording and playback, and the trophies almost never work. Ignore the trophies and just focus on your percentage as a score (although halfway through development I was told my success rate was infinity%, so maybe don't trust that either)
