How to Find and Follow Fooney's Work

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Fooney publishes RPG Maker plugins and audio tools through an itch.io profile at spacefoon.itch.io, and the same page lists a GitHub account at github.com/SpaceFoon. If you want to keep up with new plugin releases or updates, following the itch.io profile is the most direct route — the page itself presents a "Follow Fooney" option alongside the tool listings.

Where Fooney's work lives

Two entry points are named on the profile:

Platform Address What it's for
itch.io spacefoon.itch.io Creator profile listing published plugins and tools
GitHub github.com/SpaceFoon Code repository account linked from the profile

The itch.io page is the storefront-style hub: it shows the catalog of releases and carries the follow control. GitHub is the code side, useful if you want to inspect or track source-level changes.

What you'll find there

The profile currently surfaces a set of RPG Maker–oriented audio and utility plugins:

  • Master Volume Control (RMMV/MZ) — described as a fix for RMMV launching too loud, giving both developer and player control over master volume.
  • Multi Track Audio EX for RMMV — unlimited audio tracks with advanced fading and crossfading for BGM, BGS, ME, and SE.
  • YEP/Galv SpriteOffsetX error Fix — resolves a SpriteOffsetX error when using Yanfly's Sprite Offset plugin together with Galv's Cam Control.
  • Only OGG for MV — forces all RMMV deployments to export OGG audio only, no M4A.
  • OGG Opus Loop Tag Support for RMMV/MZ — makes RMMV/MZ read and use loop tags from OGG files using the Opus codec.
  • EZ Game Audio Format Conversion — a batch audio conversion tool aimed at game developers.

If your interest is a specific engine version, note that support is split across the listings: some target MV only, some MZ only, and some cover both. Check the individual plugin page rather than assuming a version carries across the whole catalog.

How to follow for updates

  1. Open spacefoon.itch.io in a browser.
  2. Use the Follow Fooney control on the profile. Following is how itch.io surfaces new releases and updates from a creator in your feed.
  3. If you want to watch the code rather than the releases, go to github.com/SpaceFoon and follow or watch the relevant repositories there.

Practical notes

  • The profile page is the authoritative list of what's published; the excerpt above reflects the tools shown at the time of writing, and the catalog can grow.
  • The page does not state pricing for these plugins, so don't assume they're free or paid — check each individual listing for its own terms.
  • Following on itch.io and following on GitHub are separate actions; doing both covers release announcements and code changes respectively.