Just published a small tool developed with raylib: rFXGen.
It is based on the amazing sfxr but completely adapted to raylib.
In part, I used this tool as a testbed for raygui, a simple and easy-to-use IMGUI module I created for raylib some time ago to be used on some small tools I was developing.
Like bfxr and other sfxr adaptations, rFXGen adds some new features, probably the most useful one is command line support for batch conversion of .rfx and .sfs sounds to .wav:
Full source code is available on github.
Any feedback or ideas on improvements are welcome! :)
It is based on the amazing sfxr but completely adapted to raylib.
In part, I used this tool as a testbed for raygui, a simple and easy-to-use IMGUI module I created for raylib some time ago to be used on some small tools I was developing.
Like bfxr and other sfxr adaptations, rFXGen adds some new features, probably the most useful one is command line support for batch conversion of .rfx and .sfs sounds to .wav:
1 | \>rfxgen -i sound.rfx -r 44100 -b 32 -c 1 |
Full source code is available on github.
Any feedback or ideas on improvements are welcome! :)
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Quick feedback: I gave the link to a friend, and he told me that on his 4k display, the UI is really small.
Hi mrmixer! Thanks for the feedback!
Actually the UI is quite small (500x500 px), the idea was keeping it similar in size to sfxr but with additional functionality, that way it can be used just like an additional panel in your working environment, not bothering too much...
Didn't consider a 4K display... Take note for future update!
Actually the UI is quite small (500x500 px), the idea was keeping it similar in size to sfxr but with additional functionality, that way it can be used just like an additional panel in your working environment, not bothering too much...
Didn't consider a 4K display... Take note for future update!