What is Fooney on itch.io?

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Fooney (spacefoon.itch.io) is the itch.io creator profile of a developer who publishes plugins and tools for RPG Maker MV and MZ, with a strong focus on game audio. The page lists several small, single-purpose projects — audio format conversion, volume control, multi-track audio, OGG handling, and a sprite-offset bug fix — and points to a GitHub account (github.com/SpaceFoon) for following the work.

What the page actually offers

The profile is a project listing rather than a storefront with a catalog of paid products. Based on the page evidence, the listed items are:

Project What it does
Fugs Master Volume Control RMMV/MZ Adds master volume control for both developer and player, aimed at stopping RMMV from launching too loud
Fugs Multi Track Audio EX for RMMV Unlimited audio tracks with advanced fading and crossfading for BGM, BGS, ME, and SE
Fugs YEP/Galv SpriteOffsetX error Fix Fixes a SpriteOffsetX error that occurs 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
Fugs 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 simple, fast way to batch convert audio files for game developers

Who this is for

If you build games in RPG Maker MV or MZ and you have hit any of these problems, this profile is worth checking:

  • Your game starts at an uncomfortably loud volume and you want a built-in control.
  • You need more audio tracks than the engine gives you by default, or you want crossfading.
  • You are combining Yanfly's Sprite Offset with Galv's Cam Control and hitting a SpriteOffsetX error.
  • You want OGG-only deployments, or you need loop tags to work with Opus-encoded OGG files.
  • You just want to batch-convert a folder of audio files without a complicated tool.

How to follow or get the work

The page lists two channels: the itch.io community profile itself and github.com/SpaceFoon. The GitHub link is the more useful one if you want to track updates or read source, since these are code-level plugins and fixes rather than standalone games.

What the page does not tell you

The provided page evidence does not include pricing, licensing terms, download links, or supported engine version numbers beyond the MV/MZ labels in the project names. If you need to know whether a plugin is free, paid, or donation-based, or which exact RPG Maker version it targets, check the individual project pages on itch.io or the GitHub repository rather than assuming from the profile listing.