A couple seconds of lag is typical navigating through certain parts of FoF's menu or gameplay, even on a 3GHz processor.

This is just odd. I'm starting another song at 114BPM, and the metronome plays out of sync at full speed playback, but if I play at half speed, the metronome beats in sync with the song's beat. At least it does until it makes my computer stutter. For this particular tempo, the clap seems slightly of...

The song has to be in the same folder as the song.ini file, it has to be in Ogg Vorbis format and it has to be called guitar.ogg. Song.ogg is purely optional and is pointless unless you actually have a vocal track.

NewCreature wrote:Could you post or PM me a link to the version of the song that causes this issue?

Here's the song in question:

https://www.fretsonfire.org/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=17;t=24693;

Maybe you should study the topic a little before making yourself look like an idiot.

It may just the tempo of the song I'm working on now (118.25BPM), but I'm getting delayed clap frequently at full speed playback. Especially with a particular note in the song, I can reproduce this problem by seeking immediately before or within 2.5 quarter measures after the note and then playing. ...

Bug report: If the MIDI offset is set to a negative number in the song properties, notes cannot be placed and the metronome and clap do not work. Maybe it's not meant to be a negative value, but if that's the case, it should be rejected instead of accepted. A minor suggestion: Since we can now set t...

PitLine810 wrote:I don't suppose you could give me a link to this modified driver?

https://www.fretsonfire.org/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?act=ST;f=3;t=22720;

The wait will be well worth it! EOF is getting better with each release and it was already exquisite to start with.

You could, but that editor is nothing compared to the other tools available.

That generally works, but sometimes riffs are all over the place and not so much on beat markers. I'm really glad the seek to beat feature exists otherwise I'd be doing a lot of the note deletions and replacements to compensate for this.

I'm liking the changes so far. The only thing that's consistently bothering me is that copying and pasting notes often causes the pasted notes to be skewed away from their relative positions to the beat markers, and EOF won't let me click and drag to snap them to the positions I want, it skips over ...

Plenty of great fixes! Thanks for the hard work!

I don't know how many times this has been said, but EOF does not have control over HOPO notes. Frets on Fire determines these based on the proximity of notes to each other and the tempo of the song. The only change that could make any difference out of the box between the two versions of EOF is if t...

Audacity OPENS audio files. Use the File>Open menu in Audacity, and it will open valid audio files (.wav, .ogg, .mp3, etc). Copy protected formats might not be as easy to use if that happens to be the case. You will probably need to rip music from a CD before using Audacity. A good free program is E...