Noise object is Clickteam Fusion extension that allows you to use all of FastNoiseLite library funtionality in Clickteam Fusion and adds some other fancy stuff.
(Noise sandbox.mfa example)
There are some included examples, you can also find them in your Clickteam Fusion 2.5/Examples/Noise/ folder after you installed Noise. Noise sandbox.mfa is great for experimenting with different settings.
I recently finaly created Noise Object wiki on github. There you can find more info about what each ACEs and properties do and some nice screenshots.
Github wiki is converted automaticaly to a help file and is bundled with noise, so you can read it offline.
You can find Noise object in Clickteam Fusion's extension manager, or install it manualy by following install instructions below.
To install Noise Object, just download latest release, unzip it and copy all files to correct directories in your Fusion install (Often: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Clickteam Fusion 2.5"). Also this extension uses dark edif update checker, this means you will receive notifications about updates in Fusion. Updating extension is the same as installing it, just override old files.
This is probably the first extension thats not built with msbuild (or visual studio) but with mesonbuild instead. While porting to html/webassembly i didnt know if it would be easily posible to use a custom compiler with msbuild, so i switched to something i knew, and something i could use on linux.
- all platforms:
- mesonbuild
- ninja
- windows
- visual studio c++ build tools
- android
- android ndk
- 7zip (optional, used with meson install)
- html/webassembly
- wasi-sdk
- npm (node.js)
Run meson setup bin with correct flags depending on target platform:
- For windows add
-Deditor_build=<true or false>to select if you want to build for runtime or editor. - For other platforms first, update a cross file in 'sdk/cross/' directory with correct paths to compilers on your system and then add
--cross-file <file path>.
You can also use --prefix <path> to select where files should be installed if you're using meson install.
meson compile -C bin
meson install -C bin
This will install the files to correct directories, if you didn't specify a path with --prefix during setup, it will by default create a ./MFX/ folder and install everything there.