bemuse
foxbms-2
| bemuse | foxbms-2 | |
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| 12 | 2 | |
| 1,112 | 223 | |
| 0.5% | - | |
| 0.0 | 3.2 | |
| about 2 months ago | 7 months ago | |
| TypeScript | C | |
| GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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bemuse
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Lessons from Open-Source Game Projects
Bemuse - Web-based rhythm game. Typescript, Javascript, React, Redux, PixiJS
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whats the best beatmania game to start off for me?
If you wanna test 7K+scratch without buying anything, check out bemuse.ninja.
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[Rhythm Games] Liste des jeux de rythme par navigateur :
Bemuse : https://bemuse.ninja/
- I've a question for y'all bout Beatmania and BMIIDX.
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I can't seem to play any VSRG that isn't 4 key
Hmm, I think the best bet for playing BMS charts on a Chromebook would be through a web application like https://bemuse.ninja/
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PC Browser Rhythm Games
https://bemuse.ninja is a web-based BMS player.
- Can you guys give me some non-DDR web games?
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Rhythm games have a giant problem that usually goes unadressed.
Reactive sounds in rhythm games cannot be done in sync with normal audio protocols (which in Windows includes mixing audio from multiple sources). However, you can fake it by playing the sound predictively. When the input arrives, or doesn't arrive, the game can then continue the sound or cut it off depending on the outcome. https://bemuse.ninja/ does this. Beat Saber does this as well with the latency setting, and with some extra logic. If you fail multiple notes and aren't clearly even trying, then the sounds fade away.
- Bemuse: Online, web-based rhythm game
- Anyone know any good browser games with either 4 key or 6 key?
foxbms-2
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Rivian software update bricks infotainment system, fix not obvious
I wonder if it is somehow possible to use an open source battery management system to build a car like this. See https://foxbms.org/
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How bad of an idea is it to use 12v, car lead acid batteries for a 100v battery pack?
Check out FoxBMS if you want an open source BMS... it is developed in Germany and looks very capable, plus you can modify it if you want to make something specific to a module you are using. (https://github.com/foxBMS/foxbms-2)
What are some alternatives?
beatoraja - Cross-platform rhythm game based on Java and libGDX.
bat - Battery management utility for Linux laptops.
nx-plus - Collection of Nx Community Plugins
dbus-serialbattery - Battery Monitor driver for serial battery in VenusOS GX systems
docusaurus-search-local - Offline / Local Search for Docusaurus v2. Try it live at:
diyBMSv4 - Version 4 of the diyBMS
koala-engine - Game engine made with HTML5 + Typescript
rauc - Safe and secure software updates for embedded Linux
netflix-clone - Netflix Clone built using React, Typescript and SCSS Modules.
battery-charging-limiter-linux - Script to set battery charging threshold in Asus laptops running linux
orillusion - Orillusion is a pure Web3D rendering engine which is fully developed based on the WebGPU standard.
beatoraja-english-guide - Detailed guide for how to get started with beatoraja or BMS in general. -- For example: What is BMS, How do I set it up, Where do I download songs, How does the community work, How does the difficulty system work