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Like in the game Crypt of the Necrodancer, this game has a rhythm timing aspect to it.
A “True/False” Bool that switches on and off to the beat of the music will be handled by a playmaker state machine and the bool is exposed via a playmaker bool global variable.
This means the player doing actions like moving and attacking is checked against the beat of the music playing.
Any benefits or bonuses will be handled by different scripts or state machines.
Similar Examples from other games
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A “On Beat” Check will also be made to see if the interaction was done to the beat of the music. If it is that triggers a global variable true bool that may incur some bonuses for the player.
Disable
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Dungeon Movement Control
There are multiple times when Dungeon Movement needs to be disabled. Such as when the player is in a battle sequence or trying to solve a puzzle on screen. Possibly even cutscenes.
Disabling player movement should will be controlled determined by a Playmaker Global Variable Bool.
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