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2009-11-19T16:56:18Z

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How do I make a loop point in a MIDI using Anvil Studio?

2009-11-19T07:59:17Z

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-	~~'''NOTE:~~ the ~~required back end required for this is horribly unmaintained, and likely does not work!'''~~	+	Supporting builds of the OHRRPGCE (see Note below) use midi controller event #111 (0x6F) as a loop point. Inserting this event is very easy using Anvil Studio.
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-	~~The~~ OHRRPGCE ~~uses~~ midi controller event #111 (0x6F) as a loop point. Inserting this event is very easy using Anvil Studio.	+

	First, open up your song. Next, select your first track. Then, go into compose mode, and set the cursor to the point at which you want it to loop. Go to ''Edit->Insert MIDI Controller Event'', and the following window should pop up:		First, open up your song. Next, select your first track. Then, go into compose mode, and set the cursor to the point at which you want it to loop. Go to ''Edit->Insert MIDI Controller Event'', and the following window should pop up:
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	=Important Note!=		=Important Note!=
-	Midi loop points only work if you are using the music_native or music_native2 music backends. These are '''not''' the default backends for the current stable version. If you want to use midi loop points, you should use this build: [http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/nightly/ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native.zip ~~WIP~~ ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native.zip]	+	Midi loop points only work if you are using the music_native or music_native2 music backends. These are '''not''' the default backends for the current stable version, due to various bugs. Furthermore, they have received '''much less testing'''. If you want to use midi loop points, you should use this build: [http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/nightly/ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native.zip ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native.zip] or this [http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/nightly/ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native2.zip ohrrpgce-wip-fb-native2.zip]. These two builds are identical except for the way they play MIDI files. Some say the second is better.

	=See Also=		=See Also=

Where can I find fonts?

2009-11-15T19:31:16Z

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2009-11-15T10:56:10Z

Welcome, Pumpkinbot

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2009-11-14T21:59:29Z

uploaded "[[File:DNC.png]]" Preview of Pumpkinbot's Does Not Compute font.

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	! name \|\| status \|\| description \|\| fullscreen \|\| smoothing		! name \|\| status \|\| description \|\| fullscreen \|\| smoothing
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-	\|gfx_fb \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| stable \|\| Freebasic graphics. This backend is ~~stable~~, and is used as the default \|\| Windows:Yes<br>Linux:Maybe \|\| Optional	+	\|gfx_fb \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| stable \|\| Freebasic graphics. This backend is well-tested, and is used as the default \|\| Windows:Yes<br>Linux:Maybe \|\| Optional
	\|-		\|-
-	\|gfx_sdl \|\|~~temporarily broken~~\|\| [[wikipedia:Simple DirectMedia Layer\|Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL)]] graphics. ~~Not working properly; ungoing fixing~~ \|\| Yes \|\| No	+	\|gfx_sdl \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| working \|\| [[wikipedia:Simple DirectMedia Layer\|Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL)]] graphics. Working well, only a few issues \|\| Yes \|\| No
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	\|gfx_alleg \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| working, but very little testing \|\| [[wikipedia:Allegro library\|Allegro]] backend. \|\| Yes \|\| No		\|gfx_alleg \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| working, but very little testing \|\| [[wikipedia:Allegro library\|Allegro]] backend. \|\| Yes \|\| No
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		+	\|gfx_directx (name?) \|\|experimental \|\| Windows-only Directx background. Not presently in subversion \|\| ?? \|\| ??
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	! name \|\| status \|\| description \|\| [[Music Code\|advanced MIDI looping]]		! name \|\| status \|\| description \|\| [[Music Code\|advanced MIDI looping]]
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-	\|music_native \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| Windows:stable<br>Linux:experimental \|\| [[wikipedia:Audiere\|Audiere]] and Native windows midi. On Linux, this backend uses timidity for MIDI \|\| Windows:Yes<br>Linux:No	+	\|music_native \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| Windows:stable<br>Linux:experimental \|\| [[wikipedia:Audiere\|Audiere]] and Native windows midi. On Linux, this backend uses timidity for MIDI. \|\| Windows:Yes<br>Linux:No
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-	\|music_sdl \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| stable \|\| [[wikipedia:Simple Directmedia Layer\|SDL]] backend. This is the default on both Windows and Linux \|\| No	+	\|music_sdl \|\|bgcolor="lightgreen"\| stable \|\| [[wikipedia:Simple Directmedia Layer\|SDL]] backend. This is the default on both Windows and Linux (May have problems on Windows Vista. More testing desired) \|\| No
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	\|music_allegro \|\|bgcolor="pink"\| obsolete \|\| [[wikipedia:Allegro library\|Allegro]] backend. Unmaintained; no longer works or even compiles. Only worked together with gfx_alleg \|\| No		\|music_allegro \|\|bgcolor="pink"\| obsolete \|\| [[wikipedia:Allegro library\|Allegro]] backend. Unmaintained; no longer works or even compiles. Only worked together with gfx_alleg \|\| No
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	\| -debug \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -debug in the filename has been compiled with -g which adds debugging symbols for use with the [[GNU Debugger]]		\| -debug \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -debug in the filename has been compiled with -g which adds debugging symbols for use with the [[GNU Debugger]]
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-	\| -exx \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -exx in the filename has been compiled with -exx which adds extra error checking for out-of-bounds array access and null pointer dereferencing. These builds are many times slower, something which might be ~~noticable~~ on very old computers.	+	\| -exx \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -exx in the filename has been compiled with -exx which adds extra error checking for out-of-bounds array access and null pointer dereferencing. These builds are many times slower, something which might be noticeable on very old computers.
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	\| -scriptprofile \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -profile in the filename has been compiled with -d SCRIPTPROFILE to perform script profiling; when you exit a game, Game prints a whole lot of statistics to g_debug.txt about how much time each script took to run.		\| -scriptprofile \|\| diagnostic \|\| Any nightly build with -profile in the filename has been compiled with -d SCRIPTPROFILE to perform script profiling; when you exit a game, Game prints a whole lot of statistics to g_debug.txt about how much time each script took to run.