Streetstyle Erect - Graffiti Groovin' V2 [Botplay] - Friday Night Funkin'

"Ohhhh, so you wanna go hard?"
[IMPORTANT NOTE: Just a showcase of one of the songs in the mod, not by me obviously.]
Surprised no-one's done a video showing the hidden erect songs, had to replace the original song charts with the erect ones in order to get this to work, but still.
Graffiti Groovin' V2 - gamebanana.com/mods/409366
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[@robertovelez6641]

"Oh so you wanna go hard?" Shit gave me chills

[@ivoneo2806]

This is a great improvement and it's really good

[@DuckyToon.]

The mods out!?!?! Aint nobody tell me xD

[@ivoneo2806]

( kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqmWYnWEpNiApsksi=g4wjQCkiakcnqgYe just saying this is a awesome demo that might bring u nostalgia it's based off of terraria)I was gonna to but I forgot sorry

[@sethbarler1200]

to be honest i'm not sure if i should try to continue playing it due to it crashing sometimes and also for the fact one of the song mechanics is very inconsistent in Speed

[@ivoneo2806]

@@sethbarler1200 maybe you can ask one of the team members

[@sethbarler1200]

@@ivoneo2806 well either that or wait for a patch build

[@ivoneo2806]

@@sethbarler1200 yeah that's fair

[@cybergrove743]

I can play this with around… 20-30 misses every time

[@dex-7826]

I was really hoping for a neon part at the climax but otherwise it wasn’t bad

[@ElAmigoDeTodos_YT]

Wow genialiti god

[@EinManU]

what exactly did you do in the files? it just kills me on song start for some reason

[@CirnoWaifu]

I made a copy of the original Streetstyle chart in the Streetstyle folder, then copied over the Streetstyle Erect chart over to that folder, deleted the original version, removed the "-erect" part of the Erect chart file name, and then played, after changing the BF and Skarlet sprites to the right ones since otherwise they use a default sprite otherwise, but yeah, basically just did that ^.^

[@JQN_d._.b]

You can also go to assets > weeks and in the file "other.json" add ["Streetstyle-Erect", "skarlet", "Kalpy"] under Whitty's song (don't forget the comma), save it and it will appear in the freeplay menu working no problem.

[@MonixE3Indeed]

@@JQN_d._.b I tried it and when opening freeplay it says "Invalid char 91 at position 410" I dont know

[@MonixE3Indeed]

Never mind I got it to work :D

[@notdefined6048]

​@@CirnoWaifu Hey, can you tell me where you found Erect chart for this level and do you need inst and voices .ogg files in order to play it?