Hey JayJayWon, thanks for the resources, I used VUML, ActionGrouper and OrificeAligner in my resource posted today at
https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/electric-pleasure-virani.2004/
With VUML and ActionGrouper I had a question though - I'm used to scripting in python and javascript and basically I wanted to do something like
voice = 1,2
speed = slow,easy,fast,hard
if (voice1) {
if (slow) { play voice1_slow);
if (fast) { play voice1_fast);
...
}
if (voice2) {
if (slow) { play voice2_slow);
if (fast) { play voice2_fast);
...
}
What I ended up with was 8 bool group plugins(1 for each voice play action) that were triggered from VUML by a bool comparison combination of bool voice and bool speed(slow/fast) - so in VUML to accomodate this I ended up with a total of 16 bools. I ended up needing something like a radio trigger for the bool(voice or speed) selected because the bool choices there were exclusive to each other. I think it works ok, but took a bit to wrap my head around using bools instead of float integers, not sure if you have a different easier take on accomplishing that. I thought about using floats, but didn't see where you could 'and' comparison between two float values(like say if voice = 1 and speed = fast, play voice1_fast) the same way as bool values.
I was thinking about using array values/lookups for my controls, like incrementing and decrementing through a long list of choices, but I can't think of a way to do that without getting into plugins and C#, which isn't the worst as I've done some game programming in unity earlier with C#.
