slashfan7964 wrote:Great to see this is still supported! Keep up the good work even though I don't chart anymore.
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slashfan7964 wrote:Great to see this is still supported! Keep up the good work even though I don't chart anymore.
davidsevenfold wrote:slashfan7964 wrote:Great to see this is still supported! Keep up the good work even though I don't chart anymore.
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*Fixed a bug where the 6th lane was dropped from pro guitar BRE notes during MIDI import.
*Implemented new keyboard shortcuts for altering tempos, based on the Feedback chart editor. +/- Increases/decreases the tempo of the anchor at/before current seek position by 1BPM (or .1BPM if SHIFT is held, or .01BPM if CTRL+SHIFT is held). The shorcuts for increment/decrement AV delay have been changed to use CTRL++ and CTRL+- on the numpad.
*Updated FoFLC to version 2.38, which adds support for JamBand lyric import.
*Implemented a Feedback input method. Left/Right seeks by the current grid snap, Pg Up/Dn seeks one measure back/forward, keys 1 through 6 place/toggle gems at the current seek position (not the mouse position). In this input method, the +/- tempo controls alter the tempo of the beat (instead of the anchor) at/before the seek position. Other Feedback controls will be added in the future.
*Fixed a bug where if a chart had too many of certain phrases, EOF could crash.
*Increased the length a drum note has to be to be considered a drum roll during GH import.
*Added logic to work around a bug in some NOTE format GH charts where the text for a lyic is defined out of alignment with its pitch. The text will be assigned to the closest pitch.
*Fixed a buffer overflow that could occur when loading lyrics during QB GH import, which could prevent some songs from loading.
*Improved the note cleanup logic to be more thorough about checking for note overlapping, especially for "crazy" notes.
*Altered the use of the delta timing rounding to the nearest beat that was introduced in 1.8b33 to not apply to anything except note/phrase start positions, as it was causing problems with some things such as HOPO phrases overlapping.
*Added more logic to prevent overlapping MIDI notes/phrases during save. This was generally a problem with crazy notes that overlap in addition to using certain statuses like HOPO on/off.
*Added a check during save so that if an [end] event is placed on a note's tail (causing an error), it will alert the user and offer to seek to the beat containing the offending event.
*Updated the render logic so that the [end] event is displayed above the beat marker that contains it.
*Fixed some memory leaks.
*Added logic during GH import so that if the pitch for a lyric isn't found, it is added as a pitchless (ie. freestyle) lyric.
*Fixed an issue with QB GH import that could cause the lyrics to not load for some songs.
*Fixed a bug where an invalid MIDI note velocity could be written for muted notes.
raynebc wrote:If you mean automated lower difficulties, I'm not sure I agree it's likely that an algorithm could come up with good results.
I think program can make human work, just rules(algorithms) needed.
NewCreature wrote:I think program can make human work, just rules(algorithms) needed.
Charting requires making many judgment calls, something a computer can't do. This topic has been discussed before. Maybe, if someone charted pro guitar, there could be an algorithm to downchart that to 3/4/5 lanes. With pro guitar you have all the note information available to work with and can probably make a decent algorithm to do the job. With 5 lanes only, there's not enough information to work with. Even if you had pro guitar, there's still the issue of the computer not knowing what will make a chart fun to play.
davidsevenfold wrote:feature request:
...a feature to choose minimum tail length
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