PC Guitar Hero Clone Prototype Release
by Vinh Tran · 07/17/2006 (8:08 am) · 9 comments
This is the first version of my working PC Clone Guitar Hero prototype.
There's still a lot of work to be done but using the Freetar Hero editor, you can create and play your favorite MP3s in Guitar Hero style. If you have a USB2PS2 converter you can even use your GH guitar.
Done using TGE 1.4
http://www.hardkore.org/~ohsnap/
There's still a lot of work to be done but using the Freetar Hero editor, you can create and play your favorite MP3s in Guitar Hero style. If you have a USB2PS2 converter you can even use your GH guitar.
Done using TGE 1.4
http://www.hardkore.org/~ohsnap/
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#2
07/17/2006 (2:16 pm)
oh sweet jesus YES! I've been waiting for someone to complete an implementation of this. Not that playing "Cowboys from hell" for the 200038487th time isnt fun, but i need SOMETHING to keep me entertained untill GH2 comes out. Now, if I only had a usb/ps2 converter...
#3
Selectable difficulty (troublesome, since people would have to make different difficulty levels)
A bit more visual feedback (make the gui a bit more like guitar hero, natch)
etc,etc
Keep up the good work, I'm off to find some deftones, slipknot, black sabbath, zeppelin :)
07/17/2006 (7:16 pm)
OK, after stopping at radio shack and picking up the adapter, I've played this for a little bit... damn, the people who put together some of those songs are a little crazy! I'm no master at all, but im not bad... A couple things I'd love to see:Selectable difficulty (troublesome, since people would have to make different difficulty levels)
A bit more visual feedback (make the gui a bit more like guitar hero, natch)
etc,etc
Keep up the good work, I'm off to find some deftones, slipknot, black sabbath, zeppelin :)
#4
07/17/2006 (7:22 pm)
well I'll have to get an adapter, I think my friend has one that he used for DDR.
#5
07/18/2006 (8:34 am)
I'll be updating and posting new releases as I continue development. I really just wanted to get something out there for people to play around with.
#6
07/18/2006 (3:41 pm)
Awesome! I am going to be trying this out later.
#7
Green - Numpad0
Red - Right Arrow
Blue - Down Arrow
Yellow - Left Arrow
Orange - Right Ctrl
Strum Up (or down) - Left Shift
Then hold the keyboard out in front of you facing away from you. Grip your bindings like a guitar and goto town.
07/19/2006 (7:14 am)
If you are using a keyboard I recommend the following binds dubbed the "keytar" technique.Green - Numpad0
Red - Right Arrow
Blue - Down Arrow
Yellow - Left Arrow
Orange - Right Ctrl
Strum Up (or down) - Left Shift
Then hold the keyboard out in front of you facing away from you. Grip your bindings like a guitar and goto town.
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