OrgMakerM

Safusaka and Tpcool were talking on the Skype group about having OrgMaker on a mobile device , so I decided to undertake myself a little project to sortof commemorate my newfound capability to port to Android devices finally! ^o^

In the current state it is capable of basic viewing functions, some tabbed menus can be opened (but do not work yet), note composition, opening orgs, and playing audio. Drum instruments, panning and volume control do not work yet.
This version I'll be uploading is set to automatically load and play (after 2 seconds) the main Cave Story theme since there is no gui nor file system management in place yet, and is more of a tech-demo at this moment. :v

[Download!]

Tap to place a note.
Drag to create sustained notes. [Will be shadow-y]
Double-tap to delete notes.
Drag with two fingers to scroll the view.

Screenies!

Spoiler

All credit goes to Pixel for Cave Story, the songs he made for it, and Orgmaker. :3

 

Safusaka and Tpcool were talking on the Skype group

you know a thread's going to be good when it starts with this
but uh maybe I'll help test this out later sounds interesting
not that I ORG at all but I have an android phone so I'll try it anyway

 

Will it support v2.1.0EN orgs down the track?

 

Will it support v2.1.0EN orgs down the track?

What is a v2.1.0EN org?

 

ORGs made with Org Maker v2.1.0 (or the English translation thereof), I think.

 

Yeah this is nice, and will likely be useful.
One problem: I have no idea how to use this, might be nice if you explained this.
I mean, not everybody knows how to get apps outside of things like the Play Store.

 

ORGs made with Org Maker v2.1.0 (or the English translation thereof), I think.

The one with drum instruments? Then yes.

Yeah this is nice, and will likely be useful.
One problem: I have no idea how to use this, might be nice if you explained this.
I mean, not everybody knows how to get apps outside of things like the Play Store.

Download the APK onto your Android phone and install it. (Open it normally, the phone will automatically bring up the APK installer and any other options where applicable)

 

Download the APK onto your Android phone and install it. (Open it normally, the phone will automatically bring up the APK installer and any other options where applicable)

You may need to enable installing applications from unknown sources first.

Spoiler: Settings >> Security

 

Forgot about that setting, thanks for putting it up @Tale_Zero.

 

Ah well... Barnes and Nobel disables installing APK's... Maybe you can get it on the app store? I think there's a way.

 

Ah well... Barnes and Nobel disables installing APK's... Maybe you can get it on the app store? I think there's a way.

I'll see about doing that once this app is fully usable.
I wonder what are the legal inplications with something like this.

 

Ah well... Barnes and Nobel disables installing APK's... Maybe you can get it on the app store? I think there's a way.

barnes and nobel?? are you trying to install this on a kindle?

 

barnes and nobel?? are you trying to install this on a kindle?

No, Nook HD.

 

https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_hummingbird

 

Tried it out, FPS was pretty unstable for me(might be of other things though, but whatever, its noted now.).
Scrolling was really tough, and it almost always causes me to place down a note.
Zooming out(and MAYBE in?) could a little useful.
Seeing as it starts instantly without stopping it, placing down notes doesnt really help affect much.

It's pretty interesting though, and I love to see it finished.
Good job for now .

 

Tried it out, FPS was pretty unstable for me(might be of other things though, but whatever, its noted now.).

Android devices aren't the fastest devices, and FPS being volatile should be expected. I've heard it to be able to run on older phones from some other members here, but I'm not sure what your device is.
Anyways, there will be an update to remedy slowness through various optimzations I have in mind.

Scrolling was really tough, and it almost always causes me to place down a note.

Scrolling is a bit slow, and the next update will feature scrolling with three fingers at a faster speed.
But anyways, due to how note placement and scrolling work, there should never be a problem between the two. When you drag with the first finger, it will create a shadow of a note, but that note can only be placed if you release the first finger, without any other fingers having touched the screen. Drag with one finger, then drag with both (without releasing your first finger at all) and see how the shadow note is removed.

Zooming out(and MAYBE in?) could a little useful.

I'll see to that later, it all depends on whether android devices as they are now can handle zooming out due to some calculations. Google Sky will greatly help once they release it.

Seeing as it starts instantly without stopping it, placing down notes doesnt really help affect much.

It's meant to autoplay as there is no gui to do so otherwise to show off how it is actually playing a org.

It's pretty interesting though, and I love to see it finished.
Good job for now .

Thank you @Miccs -w-