ProffieOS7 Style Library Demo Teaser - Jedi: Survivor Video Game Style with "Party Mode"

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Are you saying that can be done on OS7? How’s that work?

Yup, that’s one of the new features in OS7. There is more information here:

ProffieOS7.x "Alt Font" pre-alpha discussion

In ProffieOS7 the “Alt Font” capability will allow style code to change the font sounds being used by setting up “altNNN” folders within the font. This may not look like much on the surface, but this is a key piece to a whole new level of synergy between styles and fonts. In OS7, style code will now be able to change the sounds your font is using in real-time. “Alt” font is a new way to set up your fonts to work with styles so that you can change any and all sounds in the font to match to the visual effects. Here are some demos I’ve shot so far but there are many more uses. Alt Font can be used with Kyber Select styles to allow the change in color/effect to also align to a specific “alt” folder in your current font. [ProffieOS7 Visual and Sound Effect Synergy Demo (1 of 11) - Kyber Select 2.0] Alt Font can be used with ColorSelect<> styles for Dual Phase or Multi Phase blades so each color/effect aligns to a specific “alt” folder. [ProffieOS7 Visual and Sound Effect Synergy Demo (2 of 11) - "Pull to the Darkness" with alt Font] [ProffieOS7 Visual and Sound Effect Synergy Demo (3 of 11) - Corran Horn Dual Phase] Alt Font can also be used with “interactive” styles to create “states” in your blade styles that not only change how the blade looks but how it sounds for a temporary or toggled effect [ProffieOS7 Visual and Sound Effect Synergy Demo (4 of 11) - Interactive Ice Blade 2.0] [ProffieOS7 Visual and Sound Effect Synergy Demo (5 of 11) - Interactive DOOM Crucible Blade 2.0] In order to implement you will need to set up “alt” folders in your font for the sounds you want to toggle/synchronize and then include the necessary transitions (coming soon) in the style code to interact with the font. Setting Up “alt” sounds in your font. What this means is you can set up any of the sounds you want to change via the style code in an “altXXX” folder. So let’s say we want to change the hum, in, out, swingh, swingl and swng sounds in our current font to match to visual changes in the style code. We would set up the font like so: <root> alt000/ alt001/ alt002/ alt003/ alt004/ bgndrag/ bgnlb/ bgnlock/ bgnmelt/ blst/ boot/ clsh/ drag/ enddrag/ endlb/ endlock/ endmelt/ font/ force/ lb/ lock/ melt/ quote/ ... you’ll then put the hum, in, out, swingh, swingl, swng sounds into the “altXXX” folders, this will allow these sounds to be selected by the style code <root> alt000/ hum/ in/ ou…