Dude, I would love to see this. I think its an awesome freakin idea!!! *settles down and regains composure*

Phew, thought I was gonna start hyperventilating there for a sec...

Since this is so similar to FOF, i feel that i should call it something similar but then again i dont want to use something like "FOF (C++ Edition)" I want a new, but similar name to FOF, does anyone have any ideas. Please post them here and i will be checking this when i get home tonight...

Anyway, as suggested, use SDL and try to use as much code from FoF as possible instead of reinventing the wheel. I really wish you the best of luck with this, but remember that this is not a one month project we're talking about! Thanks to everyone for the support, i am working on it this second, i...

Obviously you don't know where I'm coming from either... What I'm saying is that the utility would combine the notes file, song.ini file, and song.ogg file into one file, with the file extension .fof. It would be like adding files to an archive, only with a stand-alone utility that won't be able to...

I think the best part about it is that it might help to eliminate (or reduce) piracy issues. What I mean by that is that with the current format we have, you could download a fretted song, take the song.ogg and convert it to mp3 format, thus making it pirated and therefore illegal (unless you alrea...

I was in the shower (LOL) and I had a pretty interesting idea. Now, I don't know if this is entirely possible, but hear me out. What if we took the files that were in a song folder (guitar.ogg, song.ogg, song.ini, etc.) and merged them into one file (*name*.fof, for example) so we could just upload...

Check out this tutorial: http://fretsonfire.wikidot.com/using-xpadder#toc10 That is, if you don't want to download FoFiX, which can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/fofix/downloads/list And themes for it can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f2c5e91e4d1258b91f8e0fff488e27e0d68...

raynebc wrote:If you want any specific help, you'll want to post a link to the chart.

Ahh good idea

Well I'm not exactly sure what the problem is but you should head over to the FoFiX site and talk to one of the developers about it or something... that's really strange cuz FoFiX isn't even notorious for having that problem..... Good luck and sorry I couldn't help more!

Actually, that's not really noobish at all... I give you credit for actually looking for a fix to your problem before creating a new topic.... Anyways..... my only suggestion to you is to delete all versions of Frets On Fire you have and re-download the new FoFiX... if that doesn't work, I'm not exa...

Oh wow, it still didn't work? That's wierd..... hmmm, well I'll check into it...

Try downloading the latest FoFiX.... Can be found here:

http://code.google.com/p/fofix/downloads/list

Additional themes for FoFiX (GH2, GH3, RB) can be found here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f2c5e91e4d1258b91f8e0fff488e27e0d68dbb4670a672905be6ba49b5870170

Try winrar...

brandon1107 wrote:Little big star is a game that is like FOF w/ tab numbers look it up online

Yeah, and then there's good ol' Guitar Pro.... that's what I use to learn tabs for songs (and to help fret 'em too )

brandon1107 wrote:smart idea, but what if somone didnt have the other difficulties charted???

yes i too like the idea, but u make an excellent point