Lunatic Vibes F

Lunatic Vibes F (LVF) is a BMS client - a rhythm game that plays community-made charts in BMS format.

The project is still in development stage. Please do not expect a bug-free experience. Feel free to open issues.

It is a clone of Lunatic Rave 2 (beta3 100201).

It is also a fork of Lunatic Vibes. Please note that LVF upgrades user profiles such that they can't be used in original Lunatic Vibes anymore.

Features

• Asynchronous input handling
• Full Unicode support
• Built-in difficulty table support
• Mixed skin resolution support (SD, HD, FHD, UHD)
• ARENA Mode over LAN / VLAN

For LR2 feature compatibility list, check out the wiki.

Requirements

• Do NOT use this application to load unauthorized copyrighted contents (e.g. charts, skins).
• Supported OS: Windows 7+

Quick Start

• Install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2015+ x64
• Download the latest release from here
• Copy LR2files folder from LR2 (must include default theme; a fresh copy right from LR2 release is recommended)

Build

Windows with Visual Studio

Open the project's directory in Visual Studio, it should pick up CMake and install dependencies with vcpkg automatically.

Linux

vcpkg

# export VCPKG_ROOT=/path/to/vcpkg
cmake --preset linux-vcpkg -B ./build
cmake --build ./build --config=Debug
ls build/bin/Debug

For additional compilation warnings when compiling with GCC or clang, change the preset above to linux-vcpkg-gcc or linux-vcpkg-clang respectively.

Using system dependencies

For NixOS, a flake with required dependencies is included.

For other distros, building with system dependencies should be possible, but the exact list is not documented. Feel free to contribute.

# NixOS: nix develop
# Other: apt install ...
cmake --preset linux -B ./build
cmake --build ./build --config=Debug
ls build/bin/Debug

For additional compilation warnings when compiling with GCC or clang, change the preset above to linux-gcc or linux-clang respectively.

License

• MIT License