help me solve Linknext and handshape fingering errors when building CDLCs

[ziuber18]

Hi,

I am currently updating my CDLCs and building them with the CDLC Builder. I have some errors I don't know how to fix.

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I tried to re-generate hand positions and fingerings but it didn't fix the issue.

As for the linknext I have notes set up like this

It's power chords that should have index finger slide from 4th to 5th fret and 7th is supposed to be the linknext I think. Idk. I'm lost on this one...

Anyone can tell me what I should do to fix these?

 

[iminashi]

I thought that EOF could handle that slide case properly, but apparently not. A way to get rid of the warning is to add an "ignore" tech note on the 7th fret note.

For the fingering issue you'll need to manually correct the hand positions and chord fingerings.

[ziuber18]

On 6/19/2024 at 4:35 PM, iminashi said:

I thought that EOF could handle that slide case properly, but apparently not. A way to get rid of the warning is to add an "ignore" tech note on the 7th fret note.

For the fingering issue you'll need to manually correct the hand positions and chord fingerings.

I only found a way to generate hand positions and EOF lets me 'see' the hand positions but I can't figure out how to edit them.

 

Also, I have a weird bug where every chart in Rocksmith I created with Builder starts slow but picks up the pace as the song continues.

[iminashi]

Shift+F edits the fret hand position at the cursor is location (I've also written a bit about it in the beginning of my guide).

As for that bug, I've never heard of such a thing happening.

[ziuber18]

I solved all my problems. To anyone having similar issues:
- One finger chord slide - author chord without technique and just add a tech note for the finger that slides.
- CDLC starts slow then accelerates - it's a Rocksmith bug - when I start new song I always increase difficulty to max. The bug appears when you click the slider with the mouse directly to 100%. Workaround is to click 9x% percent and then increase with the arrow key.