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Yay, pi day!

Counting of drum notes across drum fills was buggy in 3.100.

You are going to need the rtmidi module. $ svn co http://svn2.assembla.com/svn/pkaudio/pyrtmidi/ $ cd pyrtmidi $ python setup.py build # python setup.py install Story unclear as to which libraries you'll need development files for, though you'll certainly need Python's and ALSA's.

My intuition says Geetar Freaks, which got shut down.

An update to the FoFiX 3.121, a good theme (see the FoFiX subforum), and a little bit of trawling through Tune Posting should get you going again.

"Songs" also may have to be lowercase. Also, don't expect anything more than the most trivial support (such as this answer) if you're using a beta whose corresponding stable release was 5 months ago and is not even the most recent stable release. Counting betas, RCs, and finals, you're beh...

For that first one, there's something wrong with the default megalight theme. It uses something in it's CustomTheme.py that got broken in an update somewhere. It's the same on the SVN, too. That brings to mind another awesome and quite useful git feature that svn doesn't have: "git bisect"...

It looks to me like your graphics card doesn't properly do shaders but makes FoFiX think it still is capable of them.

Try turning off shaders.

evilbobthebob wrote:So, where do we report bugs now?

Still on Google Code; only the code has moved, and even so, we're going to merge it back into the current svn from time to time. The bugtracker and wiki are still in the same place.

(When I have a suitable moment, the first such merge-back will occur.)

The git repository has been published.

Happy hacking!

I'm not sure if this helps but try this: Toggling the Debug Layer In FoFiX's main menu, pressing ALT + D will toggle the Debug Layer on and off. This layer provides real-time information on the inner workings of FoFiX, and could be of use to some advanced developers. This should be togglable anywhe...

⋅  Don't ask us... ⋅ ...for help on setting up to run from svn (setting up SVN, Python, and the Python modules) ⋅ ...when a specific issue will be fixed. Instead, star it on google code so we know you want it. ⋅  ...when the next beta, RC, or full release wil...

That sounds pretty cool. So if 2 people are doing serious work on the same file, GIT will automatically know how to properly merge everything without messing up stuff?? That almost seems crazy. Especially if you had 2 similar sections, with one removed from the one user for a better way of doing th...

git allows individual developers to make there own branches for there code so that doesn't happen. One nice thing i can see about this is one dev could make a branch do some code major game breaking code editing, without interfering with the other devs at all, and then when he has it all up and run...

Translucent shell windows FTW.