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BenjaminHalko / WiiMusicEditor

With Wii Music Editor, adding custom songs and styles to Wii Music is easier than ever before!
MIT License
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Faulty Features (read below) #26

Closed AlphaMan2503 closed 3 years ago

AlphaMan2503 commented 3 years ago

  1. Replacing a song with a MIDI file larger than the original results in malfunctioning of the song midway through playback. Maybe re-implementing the size of each song in the Python Patcher can resolve this temporarily. (See Swap Meet.mid in MIDI.ZIP below)

  2. Song Length in game seems unaffected despite altering values during patching. This results in long silent periods after the notes have ended. (See Song of Storms.mid in MIDI.ZIP below)

  3. Time Signature (3/4) / (4/4) are mismatched with the percussion if the original song had a different Time Signature. Example: Patching a 3/4 song into a 4/4 song will result in 4/4 percussion remaining and playing out of sync with the rest of the song.

  4. Some songs begin before the Melody Countdown appears on screen. I believe this is due to some songs having the Tutes play before the song begins and will need to be handled on a case by case basis.

Testing Environment: Windows 10 64-bit Home Dolphin 5.0-14344 Wii Console [RVL-001] using Homebrew Channel & USB Loader GX WiiMusicEditor.py - Main and Beta releases MIDI Files Used: MIDI.zip

PS. I am fluent in C. If you would like some help on this project that requires the use of C, I am more than willing to assist.

mokMan23 commented 3 years ago

With the example of 2 and 3, your issues are unrelated to the editor yourself. Some songs also behave weirdly in general. Your Swap Meet MIDI also has 5 tracks, not 4. Please make sure your problem is related to the Editor itself, not MIDIs or the Game.