Author: GranddadGotMojo

It was a busy sprint with a lot of DJ lighting and effects along with improving the Invite Friends to Join process and a new Template to make adding levels easier for people interested in building in myMO. The first set of improvements were around the inviting Steam Friends to join. Now when you invite…

This sprint was the last sprint related to the infrastructure tasks to move away from the AWS database for persistent data storage to either SAV files or csv files. This sprint’s focus was to move the Light Cue and Light Shows from the AWS data tables to csv files on the player’s hard drive. The…

This Sprint like a lot of the last couple was mostly behind the scenes as the migration away from AWS to local SAV files was the main focus of the efforts. Current Avatar Appearance, Avatar Inventory & Current Player Props databases were all moved to local SAV files. This only leaves DJ Light Cues and…

There were a lot of big changes to myMO this week although they were mostly behind the scenes. First we started moving away from AWS databases and started to use SAV files on the host’s machine for things they customized and data stores shipped with the game for things that don’t change. This will make…

The biggest change this sprint to the game was the start of building a new game play flow involved with the menus. The first set of menus were added that directed the game play to be aligned to Regions and Venues/Clubs within each Region for Player customization and holding events. The top level screen now…

We spent a great deal of time testing multiplayer with the Team from RhinoXR who are using a derivative of our code base for their Megaverus Virtual World project they are pursing. Megarerus is a project will utilize a version of OMNIcore that will be converted to Unreal 5.1.1. During testing we uncovered a number…

The focus this last sprint was on exercising the OMNICore code and making improvements based on Multiplayer Testing. As you recall, there are now two branches of the code base. One for the myMO Music Promoter Game and one for OMNICore which is more of a generalized, virtual social world application base. As we began…

With last sprint we split off the game into two forks. The new fork is a copy of myMO as it existed at the end of last sprint (02/10/23). This fork is now known as OMNICore as it will be the basis of future commercial projects that Music Oasis Omni might get involved with. The…

Our little studio, MusicOasisOmni has made some major changes in our Strategy for the software we have been developing. This blog has primarily focused on the development of the myMusicOasis software development which was basically aimed at being a multiplayer, session based games where people could meet and have dance parties while listening to music…

This sprint had three major components. The first was to add Groups and Roles to the game. Game players now can be assigned to groups and then roles within that group. The roles determine what control they have of certain game elements in the game. For example, you can make a map be private to…