In BPR, a phrase name is based on the name of its section and the sequence number of the phrase inside the section.

You can create or modify the name of a section by selecting the starting measure and setting the section name field.

You have to use a name which is supported by RS2014 (like into, verse, chorus, etc ...)

 

When I looked inside a file for Rocksmith it has phrases as A, B, C and letters but when I use DDC it messes it up for my custom.

As I do it like that.

In RS2014, phrases are used to identify the same sequences of notes.

As DDC is able to identify similar phrases, it is a waste of time to do this manually. The only thing you have to do is to correctly define the start and end measures of each phrase. That's why they are automatically named by tools like BPR and DDC.

"You can create or modify the name of a section by selecting the starting measure and setting the section name field.

You have to use a name which is supported by RS2014 (like into, verse, chorus, etc ...)"

 

Why not add a dropdown where the section name is?

I already tried this but it was less productive than a text field (the section names list is relatively long).

I will take a look soon and try to improve it ...

Thanks

So this is a no go for those of us with 64bit Windows?

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What do you mean? 32 bit Windows programs run perfectly fine in 64 bit Windows.

So this is a no go for those of us with 64bit Windows?

 

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My PC works under Windows 8.1 64 bit. DDC and BPR tools are developed with a 32bit framework to be compatible with the most machines.

@@Chlipouni, is it possible to port this to mac in future?

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What do you mean? 32 bit Windows programs run perfectly fine in 64 bit Windows.

 

Of course. I was tired (and a little stupid) after a long week. I actually did know that, since I play ancient stuff like Crimson Skies, 4x4 Evo, and Freespace on my computer all the time.

 

Now that I've made an idiot of myself and drawn the attention of some very big Rsmith brains, so it's not such a waste, do one of you know where I can find a thread that addresses the EoF error I happen to be getting at the moment?

 

http://i.imgur.com/pAt7vbf.jpg

(naturally I am surprised by this...I've used GPA A LOT.

 

I've gotten it on the last 2 songs I've tried to synch, and when I tried to proceed the first time around, the resulting CDLC crashed Rocksmith.

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Incidentally, I am having an issue with BPR. When I tried to install it, it said the directory wasn't valid and asked me to choose the directory, so I did, and it's still not showing in the toolkit.

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For BPR tool, the directory you have to choose is that one where you have installed the RS Toolkit.

To add a song into BPR, then just use [File][unpack] ...

@@Chlipouni, is it possible to port this to mac in future?

Hi Alex360, BPR should work with Mac OS, but I don't have one to compile it and to test it.

Do you know if there is a way to install this OS inside a virtual machine ?

The EOF message is caused when you've synced the GPA file in a way that causes measure 1 to begin before 0 seconds (the beginning of the audio file). If you sync it so that the first sync point involves the first measure being at or after 0 seconds, it will probably not happen. EOF compensates for this condition either way, so if Rocksmith is crashing something else is likely causing that.

This tool is not yet released (alpha version only).

 

For now, I am looking for songs in which I could test BPR and improve its code ...

Queen-A kind of magic

Excellent tool, just what i was looking for!

It's an excellent tool, but I keep running into an error with a few particular songs. When I try to unpack them, it tells me that access is denied to the song folder within bpr's root folder

Edit: I figured out howto bypass this. If anyone else has this issue, run the program as an administrator, or whatever the Mac equivalency may be.

It's an excellent tool, but I keep running into an error with a few particular songs. When I try to unpack them, it tells me that access is denied to the song folder within bpr's root folder

 

Can you give me an example of "psarc" file that causes this issue ?

Can you give me an example of "psarc" file that causes this issue ?

 

I was looking to split up the sections for some Coheed songs, such as The Running Free and Ten Speed, but it worked alright when I chose to 'Run as Administrator' in Windows

 

Can you give me an example of "psarc" file that causes this issue ?

 

I was looking to split up the sections for some Coheed songs, such as The Running Free and Ten Speed, but it worked alright when I chose to 'Run as Administrator' in Windows

 

 

Did you try to create an exception for the BPR folder in your antivirus tool ?

I've just made the exception, but it's still running the same error

Hey man for the step  Answer "Yes" to configure the link with the RSToolkit folder, where is that folder?

Hi,

That's the folder in which you have previously installed the RSToolkit.

Download this tool first before using BPR tool.

Hello, im getting an error while unpacking, saying unpacking is complete and .dds conversion into .png is ok.

Any advise?

Hello, im getting an error while unpacking, saying unpacking is complete and .dds conversion into .png is ok.

Any advise?

 

I need following informations to investigate :

- Release number of the Toolkit

- Package that gives you this error

 

Thank you

 

Hello, im getting an error while unpacking, saying unpacking is complete and .dds conversion into .png is ok.

Any advise?

 

I need following informations to investigate :

- Release number of the Toolkit

- Package that gives you this error

 

Thank you

 

thanks for the help, but i have given up on cdlc, with the multitude issues i am having trying to make dlc and some rude people from fourms.