BingBongBoomboxPlus

Notice: This mod is not quite ready for primetime, but it is in a working state and now uses Deno as well.

You can use this version and contribute to it on GitHub.

BingBongBoomboxPlus

Play music inside Peak via yt-dlp

Open the music player by picking up Bing Bong and pausing the game.

Functionality:

• Play music from all services supported by yt-dlp, synced for everyone
• Queue with shuffle/next/remove/clear, per-user limits, and caching for quick replays
• Public enqueue \& controls (toggle) — non-holders can add songs and use transport/queue actions
• Global (2D) audio or 3D positional with adjustable max distance
• Shows current title and playback time
• Works even if the host doesn’t have the mod (acting-host fallback)
• Mouth animation for Bing Bong based on currently playing audio

Usage

• Paste a supported URL and press Add.
• Open Advanced to toggle Public Enqueue, Global Audio, Bypass Environment, distance, and UI scale.

Supports all services supported by yt-dlp.

Known Issues

• Menu opens regardless of whether you are holding Bing Bong
• You cannot add music unless public enqueue is enabled

To Do

• Add better playback controls
• Fetch yt-dlp instead of bundling it (ready, but should move to forcing the user to specifically download it)
• Allow unlimited songs per player
• Save settings
• Rewrite to use YouTubeDLSharp (In progress...)

Regarding mouth animation

Mouth animation is not future-proof. If Bing Bong's mouth model is changed, it will require re-writing the code to handle it.

Open-Source License Credits

This project uses yt-dlp, which is software released into the public domain, and available here.

This project uses ffmpeg, available under the GNU LGPL v2.1 license, and available here:

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