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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby slantyr » Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:14 pm

i am using windows and the option isn't available (even if i put it in the .ini manually)

i can change the resoloution, the diff select font is smaller in 1280x1024 (edit: all resolutions) gh3 theme
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby deliriumlb » Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:14 pm

I just played around with the new 3.30 beta, and whatever was causing the frame rate dips in the previous version is gone now (memory leak?). In the previous versions I couldn't play for more than about 3-4 songs without getting huge lag every few seconds in the game. I could play at least 2 songs with everything running normal, but after the 3rd or 4th song, there would be random lag that would make the game unplayable. I would just be playing and all of a sudden for no apparent reason it would lag all to hell. Pausing and unpausing the game would sometimes fix the problem, but not always.

I've just played about 10 or so songs in a row in the new beta and everything is running great with no laggy spots like before. I unzipped the files to a folder next to my current FoFiX 3.25 folder, copied my fretsonfire.ini and the rock band 2 theme over, and then I pointed the new install at my old songs folder and its all running great. I didn't go into the menus and thoroughly test it, I just went straight to the game, but the huge gameplay bugs seem to be fixed. Thanks to everyone involved in making FoFiX! Its really turning out to be great.

Edit: i guess I spoke too soon. I got some lag attacks just a minute ago. It happened after I played 8-10 songs. At least it doesn't seem to be as frequent as before...
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby death_au » Sat Nov 08, 2008 5:44 pm

slantyr wrote:i am using windows and the option isn't available (even if i put it in the .ini manually)
The menu was updated in a recent update. It's now in:
Performance/Debug > Debug Settings > Rock Band MIDI events > On (instead of RB Only)
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby Azzco » Sat Nov 08, 2008 6:08 pm

MeteOritO wrote:My Icons.

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I'm a sucker for glossy brushed metal looks when it comes to smaller graphics like icons. But I miss a X in there.
Maybe you could make "FoF" glow a bit to keep the old fire theme a bit. :)
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby wesman2232 » Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:34 pm

In the next patch include a function to check if its the latest version.
Im not sure if you can do it by python but I have seen this done before, like you put a line of code in there to check this thread to see if there is a new version. like it checks a line of gibberish here or something and if its different the client will say that it needs a update.

Example :
http://www.gunzfactor.com/forums/f11/15 ... _tool.html
see the <UPDATE_TAG: 0xC7597A64>?
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby BlackJack » Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:02 pm

slantyr wrote:i can change the resoloution, the diff select font is smaller in 1280x1024 (edit: all resolutions) gh3 theme
This is partly due to this "fix". Since then, and depending on the font used (note that if streakphrase.ttf isn't there, the default font will be used), the font will look too big or too small.

You'll need to change the scale in Data.py for the time being (until eventual diff screen's font scaling through theme.ini support is added -- or until this is fixed).



wesman2232 wrote:In the next patch include a function to check if its the latest version.
Im not sure if you can do it by python but I have seen this done before, like you put a line of code in there to check this thread to see if there is a new version. like it checks a line of gibberish here or something and if its different the client will say that it needs a update.

Example :
http://www.gunzfactor.com/forums/f11/15 ... _tool.html
see the <UPDATE_TAG: 0xC7597A64>?
I don't know if it's easily doable, but indeed, checking the CRC-32 of, for example, library.zip, or versiontag.png, would work.



death_au wrote:
slantyr wrote:i am using windows and the option isn't available (even if i put it in the .ini manually)
The menu was updated in a recent update. It's now in:
Performance/Debug > Debug Settings > Rock Band MIDI events > On (instead of RB Only)
Talking about that, shouldn't this option (along with anything related to the lyrics and midi events) be elsewhere?
For example in Advanced Settings -> Theme Settings?

And if I could give a few suggestions, IMO it would be better if :
  • "in-game font shadow" was moved from "fretboard settings" to "performances/debug" -> "manual settings".
  • FOFiX vX.XXX Basic Settings" was renamed "Basic Settings" (for homogeneity-sake with "advanced settings", and because we already have an option to display versiontag or not).
  • In "controls", "Test keys" was moved to the bottom of the list (basically, inverting "advanced controls" and "test keys").
  • "Audio" -> "Volume Settings" -> "Screw Up sounds" was moved to the bottom.



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langOptions = {"": "English"}

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langOptions = {"": _("English")}
Than != Then. It's != Its. Of != Have. Your != You're. Their != There != They're.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby p_025 » Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:47 pm

I'm a bit confused as to how we went from calling this "FoF MFH/Alarian Mod" to "FoFiX" and when they started using a Google Code SVN.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby Azzco » Sat Nov 08, 2008 11:22 pm

p_025 wrote:I'm a bit confused as to how we went from calling this "FoF MFH/Alarian Mod" to "FoFiX" and when they started using a Google Code SVN.

The name changed when the google code project was created. Developers come and go but the mod is still there and the name does not contain a single name right now.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby evilynux » Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:44 am

Azzco wrote:
p_025 wrote:I'm a bit confused as to how we went from calling this "FoF MFH/Alarian Mod" to "FoFiX" and when they started using a Google Code SVN.

The name changed when the google code project was created. Developers come and go but the mod is still there and the name does not contain a single name right now.


Nice sum up, i couldn't say better :-)
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby myfingershurt » Sun Nov 09, 2008 2:14 am

Not named MFH Mod anymore for the greater good. I'm still working on it, it's just not locked to my name.

Issue 73 has been implemented in the latest SVN source rev, which might open up some new theme customization possibilities (and is expandable without too much effort to apply to any other sound effects that would benefit from a random choice).
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby evilynux » Sun Nov 09, 2008 2:29 am

GNU/Linux players...
I've just added the Instructions in order to run from latest sources (our google code subversion repository).

Instructions to create patches and full packages are also included.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby Figure » Sun Nov 09, 2008 9:13 am

Hi...with 3.030 beta my songs loads twice (the loading phrases and the start sound)
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby ableeker » Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:41 am

I've been trying 30b1, and it seems to work fine. There was one minor issue though, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. When I achieved a high score, I tried to put in a name with a space, but the space didn't register.

---- EDIT ----

I've been trying FoF 1.3.110 as well, and I have had major problems running that on two computers I've access to. The same goes for 1.2.512 by the way, though 1.2.451 and earlier run great, and I believe I'm not the only one having problems with these versions. The new versions of FoF use Python 2.5, and Pyopengl 3.0. Is FoFiX going to be based on FoF 1.3, or ported to Python 2.5 and Pyopengl 3.0 as well? I'm a bit worried about that possibility, because that may mean the same problems will come up in FoFiX, while the current version run fine. I just hope FoF finds out what's causing the problems before that.

By the way, I've posted my issues in Tech Support in thread FoF 1.3 crashes most of the time.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby Azzco » Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:19 pm

I believe that we're going to be running on python 2.5 but with python-opengl 2.x as it's a bit more stable than the 3.x versions.
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Re: MFH Mod (FoFiX) 3.0xx (v3.025)

Postby trinidude4 » Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:54 pm

I posted the Mac version of 3.030 beta 1 here: http://www.mediafire.com/?icdydgzb0ej.

I had to use a modified version of Font.py for now to get it to render correctly, but I think it is working well.

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