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A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

I think I found it and have uploaded it to the EOF download page and also here as a mirror: https://www.mediafire.com/file/scst6bd5317m7xm/eof_utilities.pkg/file

If you're authoring just a single difficulty in the chart, it's mostly just a superficial change for it to show the difficulties as names or numbers. There may be some behaviors that are different though, but nothing major immediately comes to my mind. If there is another reason to force it to use named difficulties by default, let me know. Regarding foreign character sets, it's a bit complicated. EOF can't display Unicode fonts, but it can display extended ASCII characters (only because I created several glyphs myself). For example, the first character in this screen capture was a Unicode character copy/pasted from a web page, but the others were extended ASCII copied from a different web page (and if your keyboard has a way to type these in, I suspect there's a chance it will work unless your input method editor is entering them as Unicode: For the text translation, it's an interesting idea, but I don't know a good way to implement this. Would having a text file with entries for every translatable item like the following be a good approach? FILE_MENU_TEXT = Archivo FILE_EDIT_TEXT = Editar ... Do any developers have recommendations for a raster type Unicode font that I may be able to use with EOF? Or what a typical, simple approach to making a program support translation files might be?

For some longstanding (and potentially obsolete) reasons, the Mac build was never released with LAME or oggenc, but here is a package that will install those if your Mac computer doesn't have those utilities installed already: http://www.t3-i.com/apps/eof/downloads/eof_utilities.pkg

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

Sorry for the late reply, the forums aren't visited as often as Discord. You can easily select all notes in the active track difficulty that contain a kick drum (ie. Edit>Selection>Conditional select>Select all notes that do contain any of lane 1) or all notes that are just a kick drum and nothing else (ie. Edit>Selection>Conditional select>Select all notes that do contain exactly lane 1). If you want to manipulate only the kick drum gems even in notes that are a combination of kick drum and something else, it's more complicated. You can use conditional select to select all note that have a kick drum, apply "disjointed" status (Note>Drum>Disjointed>Toggle) and this will make each gem in a note split apart into a separate note that can be edited individually and have their own statuses, different lengths, etc. Then to be sure that the correct notes are selected, deselect all notes (click empty space in the piano roll or use CTRL+D), use conditional select to select all notes containing lane 1 and now you can alter just the kick drum notes.

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

A new EOF hotfix (for Windows, Mac will be posted later) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

EOF 1.8RC14 (Windows now, Mac soon) is now posted. The changes since the last hotfix are as follows: A summary of the changes since 1.8RC13 is here: https://pastebin.com/raw/LjBcky0V The complete changelog is here: https://pastebin.com/raw/SpRxaNKW Lots of various changes, but the main new feature is the ability to author charts for BEATABLE. It's reasonably straightforward and not extremely different from the official BEATSMITH chart editor, but you can import an existing chart from several different rhythm games in case that turns out to be helpful, even if nothing more than starting with a beat map or making it easy to port a drum chart. To enable EOF to export a track in this format, use "Track>BEATABLE>Enable Beatable" and the piano roll will change to a 6 lane layout (L2, L1, R1, R2, Left and/or Right snap, Clap). Note>BEATABLE has some controls for making slide and snap notes. Mouse scroll wheel or the [ and ] keys will change selected notes' lengths. Any note on the L2 through R2 lanes that has the minimum length of 1ms will export as a tap note, otherwise they export as hold notes. Extend one hold note all the way up to another hold note to allow them to chain together as can be done in BEATSMITH. If you just want to make a simple hold/slide note you don't need to chain notes together, you can just make one long note.

New EOF hotfix (Windows only, Mac will be updated soon) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

New EOF hotfix (Windows and Mac) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows:

New EOF hotfix (Windows only, Mac will be updated soon) is up (https://ignition4.customsforge.com/eof). Changes are as follows: