Monday Night Minin’

Monday Night Minin’

Or “Monimi” for short

A Friday Night Funkin’ inspired rhythm versus mod; play by yourself or against an opponent for the highest score!

🛈 Note

No charts are included in the mod!

You will need to download them separately _(for licensing reasons)_.

Features

• Speakers, where you can check out and play charts
• Microphones, can’t rap without one!!
• Solo and versus play
• Data-driven charts and player animations
• Swaggy note splashes and judgement text
• Configurable scroll speed and toggleable down scroll

Where to Get Charts

Here are some released charts which can be played with Monimi:

• Monimi: Vocaloid
• Monimi: Hololive

Making Your Own Charts

There is no official chart editor, meaning you will have to use FNF’s chart editor and convert it to the following format yourself:

{
  "song": {
    "name": "ROT FOR CLOUT",
    "artist": "Jamie Paige",
    "file": "monimi:music/rot_for_clout",
    "cover": "monimi:textures/cover/rot_for_clout.png",
    "length": 150,
    "bpm": 172
  },
  "charter": "Blex",
  "scrollSpeed": 2.8,
  "notes": [
    [ 200, 0 ],
    [ 400, 1 ],
    [ 600, 2 ],
    [ 800, 3 ],
    [ 1000, 0, 500 ],
    [ 1200, 1, 500 ],
    [ 1400, 2, 500 ],
    [ 1600, 3, 500 ]
    ...
  ]
}

Each note is 2 or 3 numbers, representing the time, direction, and length respectively. Time and length are both in milliseconds, and the directions are 0 – left, 1 – down, 2 – up, 3 – right.

Making Your Own Animations

Animations are bound to the microphone item and are completely data-driven. In order to create a new animation, ensure the following things are setup first:

• Get Blockbench
• Install the GeckoLib plugin inside Blockbench
• Download this player model

Animating

Inside Blockbench, open the player and switch to the animations tab. Then, either modify the existing five animations or create a new group and make your own animations inside there. _(If doing so, ensure to keep the animation names the same)_.

When finished animating, export the JSON file, rename it and move it inside the appropiate location inside an resource pack _(assets/<namespace>/animations/<your_json_file_here>)_.

🛈 Hints

– The animations are supposed to feel snappy! Try to work with instant poses and keep movement down to a few frames, though, the animations _can_ be made as long as needed.

– Right-clicking on an animation shows their properties. Looping behavior can be adjusted there. Use the Loop Delay field to determine where the next loop starts _(the label is missleading)_

Loading the Animation In-Game

Inside Minecraft, an item needs to be modified to be recognized as a microphone with our new animation. This is done through Item Components.
The following command can be used as an quick start:

/give @s copper_axe[monimi:microphone="<namespace>:<your_animation_name_here>"]

It can be extended and modified to your liking by either changing the base item (copper_axe) and adding more components that also change its name and appearance.

Additionally, recipes can be modified to contain these components too.