"}
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- if(showeditor)
- dat += {"
Hide Editor"}
- else
- dat += {"
Show Editor"}
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- if(showeditor)
- dat += {"
- Tempo:
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+---
- [calctempo] BPM
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++++
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Compile
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Edit
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[currentsong.sourcestring]
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Import
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Export"}
- dat+={"
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"}
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- if(showhelp)
- dat += {"
Hide Help"}
- else
- dat += {"
Show Help"}
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- if(showhelp)
- dat += {"
- Songs are a series of chords, separated by commas (,), each with notes seperated by hyphens (-).
- Every note in a chord will play together, with chord timed by the tempo.
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- Notes are played by the names of the note, and optionally, the accidental, and/or the octave number.
- By default, every note is natural and in octave 3. Defining otherwise is remembered for each note.
- Octave can be a number between 1 and 9
- Example:
C,D,E,F,G,A,B will play a C major scale.
- After a note has an accidental placed, it will be remembered:
C#,C4,Cb,C3 is
C#3,Cn4,Cb3,Cn3
- Chords can be played simply by seperating each note with a hyphon:
A-C#,Cn-E,E-G#-Gn-B
- A pause may be denoted by an empty chord:
C,E,,C,G
- To make a chord be a different time, end it with /x, where the chord length will be length
- defined by 'tempo / x':
C,G/2,E/4
- Combined, an example is:
E-Eb4/4,/2,G#/8,B/8,E3-E4/4
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- Baystation /0 tempo or /infinity tempo does not error, but the compiler ignores them.
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- A song may only contain up to 4000 letters.
- If you're playing a small piece over and over, remember to put a pause at the end for it to sound properly.
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- Note: Due to limitations in the engine, some tones doesn't exist. These are:
- Cb1
- All tones in the ninth octave
except Cb9 and Cn9
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- Import/Export are there to import/export old-piano code, including baystation piano code.
- The Import feature isn't completly finished because of lack of knowledge, but it atleast makes the code compile.
- "}
- dat+={"
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