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NOTE FOR NEW USERS:
This branch is no longer being maintained, future releases will be continued here: https://github.com/Avibah/Sound-Space-Quantum-Editor
However, this version will automatically transfer to the new location so you don't need to do anything!
Changelog:
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updated to .NET 8.0
this means smaller file sizes and potentially better performance, plus support for future versions of OpenTK
you may need to update your installed .NET version, sorry about that -
NEW MAP OBJECT SYSTEM (just one new object for now)!
map objects can be edited via a window under the 'OPTIONS' tab
additional objects may be added in the future as they gain support elsewhere; youre welcome to suggest new object types! -
added a setting to disable anti-aliasing for better performance on older hardware
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heavily optimized rendering the track and grid
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optimized copying/pasting/deleting notes
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fixed a memory leak
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fps is now capped to 15 when not focused on the editor to conserve resources
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save on close prompts no longer reload the map's audio, which will improve closing times with unsaved maps
pressing 'Cancel' will now send you back to the menu instead of staying on the current map
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fixed being unable to click a note outside the grid's borders
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fixed text scaling going wild with non-16:9 aspect ratios
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fixed a crash caused by overlapping grid keybinds
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fixed commas in imported audio files causing file load errors
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fixed fullscreen viewport size when not on a 1080p monitor
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fixed some dragging bugs causing selected notes to teleport
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improved waveform consistency and sync
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modified map load error messages
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modified the crash report possible fixes list
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added support for Phoenyx (import), Nova (import/export), and Pulsus (import)
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added a button to convert the current audio to MP3 in case Rhythia/Phoenyx/etc cant load it
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added a note tracker and song name to the Discord Rich Presence integration
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added a bpm detection tool in the timing panel
PLEASE CHECK RESULTS! this tool offers an approximate baseline to help with finding a song's bpm, but should not be blindly trusted without testing it first
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pressing CTRL+SHIFT+B with two notes selected now creates a timing point based on their positions
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holding shift while clicking a bookmark now jumps to the end of that bookmark
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pasting with "Jump on Paste" enabled now applies the Auto Advance setting to advance one tick
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.wma files are now supported for loading audio
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disabling the waveform now properly skips initializing the waveform
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duplicate keybinds no longer conflict with each other
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adjusted character spacing in text
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possibly other things i mightve missed