I really wan't to add a couple of bonus arrangements for some CDLC's im working on. Up until now I've had Part Real_Guitar for rhythm and Part Real_Guitar_22 for Lead, question is where do I put the bonus arrangements? 

@@Syvaa There's a bonus real guitar part in EOF, if you don't have it, you have a heavily outdated EOF version.

@@firekorn I downloaded the newest version and hotfix and now i see the guitar bonus track, cheers! A follow up question, if I want multiple bonus arrangements for a song, where do i put the other bonus arrangements? 

you can use the part real bass for guitar part too if you need but know that Rocksmith Remastered do not support more than 5 arrangement for a given CDLC.

@@firekorn Awesome! Thanks for the heads up and the help! :)

If you use a guitar track in EOF to author a bass arrangement or a bass track to author a guitar arrangement, make sure "Track>Rocksmith>Arrangement type" is set to something appropriate. If you're importing a Guitar Pro file, EOF should offer to change the arrangement type if appropriate.

Hi,

 

I put a bonus arrangement in EoF for two bass tracks: One in BASS_22 and one in GUITAR_BONUS. However, in RS I don't see that there are bonus arrangements available. What causes this?

 

Thanks,

 

L

EOF doesn't have a way to mark an arrangement as a bonus arrangement, but maybe the toolkit does. Any toolkit devs reading this, should I go ahead and add such a per-track customization in EOF?

There is a tick box to check if you want an arrangement to be a bonus one or not. I'm not against the idea of being able to define it in EOF but it's far from necessary...

So, If I understand correctly, in order to have bonus arrangements, I have to do separate EoF files with the bonus arrangement on a different track? e.g.:

 

notes.eof -> REAL_BASS

notes1.eof->REAL_BASS22

notes2.eof->GUITAR_BONUS

 

And I add each arrangement separately in the toolkit and mark the ones that are bonus?

 

L

@@lduperval you don't need to use different EOF files, you have 5 arrangement available in EOF which is the maximum amount of arrangement available in RS remastered so create all your arrangement in the same EOF file and when adding the arrangement in the toolkit just check the box for the arrangement that you want to see as bonus arrangement, if you don't check the box but have two arrangement on the same path, the arrangement won't be called "bonus" but "alternate" instead ingame.