[p]This week’s update adds two pretty major pieces: a new
Band Score tab for multiplayer results, and the first version of the new
Setlist Builder for single player (online version coming soon).[/p][p]Both of these are laying groundwork for bigger things to come, especially as more of the upcoming
World Tour systems start coming online.[/p]
New Results Feature - Band Score Tab
[p]A new
Band Score tab has been added to the
end-of-song screen.[/p][p]This tab shows:[/p]
- [p]each player[/p]
- [p]their individual score[/p]
- [p]their contribution to the overall band score[/p]
[p]The top panel also shows the total
Band % for the whole performance.[/p][p]This should make multiplayer results a lot easier to read at a glance, while also giving a better sense of how each player contributed to the overall performance.[/p]
New Feature - Setlist Builder
[p]In
single player, you can now build a
setlist with up to
5 songs.[/p][p]Instead of returning to song selection after every song, players can now play a full set of songs
back-to-back.[/p][p]This is a pretty big step toward a more structured performance flow, and it will become increasingly important as future systems come online.[/p][p]This will be available in online jam sessions soon, just needs a bit more testing![/p]
Optional Venue Mode
[p]The Setlist Builder also includes an optional
Venue Mode.[/p][p]When enabled, you’ll get a random venue with its own
likes and
dislikes.[/p][p]Choosing songs that match the venue’s preferences will increase your
Vibe Match.
The higher your match, the better your end score will be.[/p][p]For now, this is mainly a fun scoring layer - but it will expand in the future and is planned to be a
core system in the upcoming World Tour campaign mode.[/p]
End-of-Set Results
[p]At the end of a set, you’ll now get:[/p]
- [p]a total set score[/p]
- [p]and, if Venue Mode is enabled, a Vibe score[/p]
[p]This gives the full set a stronger sense of cohesion and makes the venue system more readable from start to finish.[/p]
[p]This update starts pushing Tomo Jam a bit more toward structured performances rather than isolated single-song play, and it’s a meaningful step toward where things are headed next.[/p][p]Thanks as always for the feedback and support.[/p][p]
As always, keep jammin!
-Frank, Restless Games[/p]