Maudica Wiki

# Guide

# Locate your AUDICA install folder

# On Steam

Right click on AUDICA in Steam and go to Properties. From there, go to Local Files and click Browse... which will open your install folder.

# On Oculus Store

By default, Oculus games will go to the C:\Program Files\Oculus\Software\Software folder. Inside there should be the harmonix-project-k folder, which is the AUDICA install folder.

# How To Play Custom Songs

First download songs from Maudica (opens new window) then follow the PC or Quest instructions below.

# PC

  1. Locate your AUDICA install folder (opens new window)

  2. Once you've located your install folder, head into \Audica_Data\StreamingAssets\HmxAudioAssets\songs.

  3. Drag and drop your downloaded .audica files into this songs folder.

  4. Once you load up AUDICA you can find your custom songs below the list of OST songs. Enjoy!

# Quest 1

  1. Connect your Quest to a computer.

  2. Navigate to Quest:\Internal shared storage\Audica.

  3. Drag and drop your downloaded .audica files into this folder.

  4. Once you load up AUDICA you can find your custom songs below the list of OST songs. Enjoy!

# Quest 2

  1. Connect your Quest to a computer.

  2. Navigate to Quest:\Internal shared storage\Android\obb\com.harmonixmusic.kata.

  3. Drag and drop your downloaded .audica files into this folder.

  4. Once you load up AUDICA you can find your custom songs below the list of OST songs. Enjoy!

# How To Use Custom Guns

# PC

  1. Download custom guns from #guns in the Audica Modding Group (opens new window) Discord server. If the downloaded file is a .zip or a .rar you will need to extract it first.
  2. Place your custom gun files (.obj, .txt, .mtl) into Audica\customization\gun. Do NOT put gun files into individual folders within the gun folder or they won't show up in-game.
  3. In-game go to Settings then Customization and you will be able to select your custom guns.

# Quest 1 & 2

  1. Download custom guns from #guns in the Audica Modding Group (opens new window) Discord server. If the downloaded file is a .zip or a .rar you will need to extract it first.
  2. Place your custom gun files (.obj, .txt, .mtl) into Quest:\Internal shared storage\Audica\customization\gun. Do NOT put gun files into individual folders within the gun folder or they won't show up in-game.
  3. In-game go to Settings then Customization and you will be able to select your custom guns.

# How To Install Mods (PC)

# Initial Setup

To use mods on AUDICA you are required to install Melonloader. It is worth noting that mods are not required to play custom songs.

  1. Download and run MelonLoader.

  2. Click the SELECT button in MelonLoader then, in the window that pops up, navigate to your AUDICA install folder and open Audica.exe

  3. Click the INSTALL button then shortly after you should see a INSTALL was successful! window.

NOTE: If you have an old version of MelonLoader you will instead see an UPDATE button and if you already have the current version of MelonLoader you will see a RE-INSTALL button.

# Installing Mods

To use mods in AUDICA you are required to install MelonLoader.

  1. Download a mod from Maudica (opens new window). Some recommended mods can be found in the next section.

  2. Place the mod's dll file into AUDICA\Mods.

When downloading a mod make sure you download the .dll file and NOT the zip or tar.gz file

# General

SongBrowser (opens new window) - Browse and install custom songs in-game.

ModBrowser (opens new window) - Download and update mods in-game. NOTE: Updating a mod in-game requires a restart.

ModSettings (opens new window) - Adjust settings for your mods in-game.

Meeps' UI Enhancements (opens new window) - Modifies the song screen in-game to display album art (when available) as well as a quick difficulty selector. SongDataLoader (opens new window) is required for album art to work.

# For Streamers

ScoreOverlay (opens new window) - An overlay that can show information about the song you are currently playing (title, artist, mapper, and difficulty) as well as your score for the song.

TwitchModifiers (opens new window) - Give your Twitch viewers the power to mess with you while playing. Can be configured to use channel points. For list of chat commands visit the TwitchModifiers (opens new window) page.

SongRequest (opens new window) - Your Twitch chat can request songs using !asr. If you also have SongBrowser installed, chat can request songs you don't have installed yet.

# Customization

ArenaLoader (opens new window) - A mod to make use of custom arenas.

ParticleKiller (opens new window) - Increase or decrease the amount of particles caused by shooting a target.

# How To Install Mods (Quest)

Currently mods cannot be used on Quest. Once MelonLoader adds support for Quest existing mods should work.

NOTE: Custom songs and custom guns work without mods!

# How To Use Custom Arenas

Custom arenas are only available on PC.

  1. Install MelonLoader by following the Initial Setup (opens new window) guide.
  2. Download ArenaLoader (opens new window).
  3. Place ArenaLoader.dlll into your Mods folder which is located in your AUDICA install folder.
  4. Download custom arenas from #arenas in the Audica Modding Group (opens new window) Discord server.
  5. Place .arena files into Audica\Mods\Arenas. If Arenas doesn't exist yet then create one.
  6. Custom arenas will show up in your settings menu below the official arenas.

# How To Make Custom Songs

The main two options for custom songs are Reaper and NotReaper.

# NotReaper

NotReaper is a community made mapper designed to be more easy to pick up and map with, especially for new people.

Its first instance was as Audica Editor by Rolo, which was forked by Cameron and became Edica. Then all development stopped so CircuitLord picked it up and then it became NotReaper.

It is still in active development, with new features being added all the time to make it more and more close to the efficiency of Reaper.

Download (Windows) (opens new window)

Download (Mac/Linux) (opens new window)

# Tutorial

# Reaper

Reaper is the official tool used by Harmonix to make their songs. However, it is pretty advanced. If you're already comfortable in DAWs and don't mind the learning curve, Reaper is probably the choice for you.

Download (opens new window)

Harmonix has a great tutorial and documentation that you can check out here:

# Tutorial

# Tools

Here are some additional scripts to help with REAPER

Reaper Audica Tools (opens new window)

# Docs

MIDI Authoring

MIDI format