Tools for resource generation for THE iDOLM@STER Million Live! Theater Days (MiriShita/ミリシタ).

This project demonstrates how to hack on MLTD and its resources.

Please, based on what this repository shows, use your imagination on more other awesome ideas: custom models, dancing, stage...

The music and scores built can be played in MLTD (tested). You can find the built files here.

• The score source is from custom beatmap Death by Glamour (here is its preview) while the data is built into a beatmap for Blue Symphony. You can check this by running the game. Scenario data (including mouth sync/morph, UI animations, etc.) is from Shooting Stars, so you will see mismatches in various UI elements. I've tried a minimal attempt to modify the time of some of the animations based on input score. There's an alternative file from Shooting Stars. Replace the content in blsymp_fumen_sobj.txt with the content in shtstr_fumen_sobj.txt to work.
• Blue Symphony's ACB file contains audio data from Death by Glamour. An alternative test contains Brand New Theater!.
• Blue Symphony's song title is changed to an image writing "Death by Glamour". The most important parameters are sprite names (songname_1 and songname_2) and sizes (256x72 and 84x72).

1. Put these asset bundles in StreamingAssets folder (under Unity's Assets folder): model data (cb_xxyyy_zzzwww.unity3d) and dance data (dan_xxxxxx_yy.imo.unity3d). If there is no StreamingAssets folder, create one.
2. Set the fields of "MLTD Model Animator" attached on GameObject in the default scene. A template is given.
3. Run the game and press space key to view.

Current Unity project is for Unity 2017.4.0f1. I might not have time to track all the things, so here is a check list if you want to build assets for the real game:

• For MLTD before 1.3.000, you need Unity 5.4+, but no later than 5.6.x. Recommended version is 5.6.2f1, which is also the one that MLTD was built with.
• For MLTD version 1.3.000 (live with 13 people on the stage) and newer, you need Unity 2017.4.0f1. Assets built with old Unity versions may cause app crash.

Since MLTD has a forced updating mechanism, you can safely use Unity 2017.4, unless there are specific requirements.

• The project uses Standalone File Browser (see references). Visual Studio cannot recognize the reference to System.Windows.Forms.dll but Unity can. As a result, when the "play" button in Unity is pressed, everything works. However, Visual Studio always prompts error and refuses to attach to Unity for debugging.
• The model in dance viewer is not renderered correctly. I'm not very familiar with Unity's mechanisms so please help if you can.

Contributions are Welcome!!

BSD 3-Clause Clear License

External references:

• YamlDotNet for Unity is the work of Beetle Circus.
• Standalone File Browser is the work of Gökhan Gökçe and contributors.