The similar hotkeys for incrementing Master Volume and for incrementing Speed (different from Tempo) are working correctly.

If I do this then fullscreen mode works correctly.

rs

If I do this then fullscreen mode works correctly.

rs

> Schism itself should avoid 0x4100 as the whole CWT value

That'll very likely happen, since 0x100 in Schism's weird timestamps indicates a version built on some specific day in 2010 or so.

• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: Low
• Status: Accepted

http://wiki.openmpt.org/Development:_Formats/IT
http://wiki.openmpt.org/Development:_Formats/S3M

1. So Schism Tracker should check now at S3M for 0x4100 and 0x6000 and identify these CWT values as BeRoTracker, and at IT the same only for 0x6000.

2. Optional: Schism itself should avoid 0x4100 as the whole CWT value, so that the S3Ms are explicit distinguishable, with which tracker these are created.

>if I try to switch it to full screen within the app

What I meant is fullscreening it from the desktop, not Schism. Also, fullscreening, not maximalizing. Little chance it could work.

I can't close the application by using the OS "close" button on its window, or via the application's keyboard command (Command+Q). I have to go to the Force Quit screen to close it.

rs

Then, if I try to switch it to full screen within the app, it locks up and Terminal returns these messages:

2012-05-12 23:55:39.749 schismtracker[12929:307] Warning once: This application, or a library it uses, is using NSQuickDrawView, which has been deprecated. Apps should cease use of QuickDraw and move to Quartz.

May 12 23:56:11 Macintosh.local schismtracker[12929] <Warning>: CGDisplayBaseAddress is obsolete and returning NULL for display 0x42717c0

Does that mean that you have no problems when you start Schism with the no-fullscreen switch, so it starts in a 640x400 window?
I have some fullscreen issues here (it stretches on my two monitors), but when I do a fullscreen from within my desktop environment (like Firefox F11 does) I have no problems (besides killing all DE shortcuts).

https://bitbucket.org/pygame/pygame/issue/91/no-fullscreen-on-mac-os-x-lion-with-opengl

I've never actually built anything from source, but short of that is there any kind of log, etc that I can send you that would help?

rs

I've never actually built anything from source, but short of that is there any kind of log, etc that I can send you that would help?

rs

rs

When Schism Tracker is started, the screen fades to black for a second, then fades back.

The Schism Tracker icon is in the Dock. For a moment after attempted boot, the icon can be clicked on and you get the "Schism Tracker" options in the top bar. After a few seconds this is no longer doable.

The Force Quit Applications screen shows "Schism Tracker (not responding)". The application can be terminated from here but the application cannot be interacted with, or seen, in any other way.

rs

(at least, it will be once I figure out why recent Windows builds won't run at all)

• Category: Playback
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: Normal
• Status: Accepted

It might be better to copy the way the envelope presets work, though - Ctrl-num to save and Shift-num to load. (and now that I think about it, Ctrl-Shift-num should load for symmetry with the pattern editor, but it saves. Hrmmm.)

• Category: User Input
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: Normal
• Screen: Info Page, Instrument List
• Status: Accepted

Hm... What do you guys think about commandline option for loading different config files? OP will be able to do something like that:

$ schismtracker -c ~/.schism/chip.conf
$ schismtracker -c orchestral.conf
$ schismtracker -c /dev/urandom

Or to create some .sh/.bat/.lnk files for it or whatever.

(And some gui for changing config files on the fly.)

>On F5, the info page, you can change your channel resolution with pg-up/dn (Hit tab twice before doing this)

This reminded me of eventually having some presets... If possible. Changing F5's view with one keybinding to fit the needs of a chiptune to that of a full blown 64channels madness orchestral piece.
Maybe one default (how it currently is) 3 predef presets and 2 that can be user defined? This could be done with ctrl-shift-0 to 6, similar to in F2.

This would take away the job of tabbing and paging up and down, which took me some years to get accustomed to.

I know it's a rather contrived example, but who knows. Maybe it'd be better to replace SE0 with some nonzero value that has no effect. S1F maybe? (S10/S11 are the gliss switch, so S1x beside that are no-ops AFAIK)

Huh, I don't think I even considered this.

Well then.

• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: Low
• Status: Rejected → Accepted

Open a song (or start a new one), e.g. which has active channels 1-16, rest is muted. Now if I go mute channels 5-8 in F11 and go back to F2, channel 1 and press alt-F10 to toggle solo channel, channel 1 is solo'd. If I press alt-F10 again, then channels 1-4 and 9-16 should be activated again. Schism activates everything 1-16. This is not IT behaviour.

Also, in the example, when I would go to channel 5 (or 6,7,8), and solo and unsolo it with alt-F10, Schism would also add 6-8 to the active channel list.

>if you've gotten used to IT style.

Never used anything else, that's why!

• Status: Rejected

I need to clone myself ._.

• Category: Playback
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: Low
• Status: Accepted

The correct behaviour is of course what you mute in F11 stays muted, unless you unmute it again in F11, regardless of save states.

it's that specific instrument

• Affected Version: 2012-02-16
• Category: Playback
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: High
• Status: Accepted

There's an item ....... somewhere ...... on my todo list about completely overhauling the sample loading. I'd like to have it just load them as stereo, and add a keybinding to split the channels.

• Category: File I/O
• Complexity: Moderate
• Priority: Normal
• Screen: Sample List
• Status: Accepted

>trying to cram a file into a few hundred bytes for a compo

This reason is good enough for me.

Just pushed a fix to not break the script with a file that has nothing except history data in it.

$ ./timestamp.py supersize.it
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./timestamp.py", line 41, in <module>
    para_min = min(filter(None, para))
ValueError: min() arg is an empty sequence

• Complexity: Difficult
• Priority: Low
• Screen: Pattern Editor
• Status: Acknowledged

Lets say I have a song with 100 patterns all with a bassdrum channel. But this bassdrum channel is in one pattern on channel 01 and in other patterns on another channel. I want to make a big change to the bassdrum pattern data. Lots of work to browse and find the data to be replaced.

e.g. So I select and copy a block of 16. A part where the bassdrum makes a filter slide Z00-Z7F, and it also have some random volume values. I copy this and now I select the part of the pattern where I also want my clipboard to be. However, every occurence within all patterns that match the selection will be replaced by the clipboard. Awesome.

What is more important than implementation is whether dev and others users would find this useful :) I for one would!

Or something?

• Status: Accepted → Fixed

SDL on OS X doesn't come with autoconf files for whatever reason, so you'll need to grab the sdl.m4 from the source and put it wherever the aclocal directory is. Alternately, you can build SDL from source, which ought to put all the files where they need to be.

• Category: Playback
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: High
• Status: Accepted

• Status: Accepted → Fixed

• Status: Accepted → Fixed

• Status: Acknowledged → Fixed

• Status: Acknowledged → Fixed

There's some code that SEEMS to suppress midi-out if the channel is muted, but I haven't a clue why it might not work.

For the carry stuff, if there's a difference between IT 2.15 and Schism, if you can post a test file along with either (preferably) output of the correct behavior or at least a description of what it ought to do, I'll try to fix that too.

• Status: Accepted → Fixed

• Category: Playback
• Complexity: Trivial
• Priority: High
• Status: Accepted

1. Normal loop followed by sustain loop: the normal loop is ignored until one does a note-off.
2. Carry + Compat Gxx + Gxx: the envelope is retriggered in a weird way despite the carry flag being set.
3. For #2: It actually retriggers from the point that the envelope was last "retriggered" by a new note.
4. For #1: The loop only resets to the start of the normal loop when you reach a node point (not sure of the exact details)

I'm quite suprised the first one hasn't been fixed yet.

Thinking about it, I suppose you could sneak around having to install libtool with a tiny patch to replace the $(LIBM) in Makefile.am with -lm directly, and drop the LT_LIB_M and AC_SUBST(LIBM) from configure.ac.

#!sh
AC_DEFUN([LT_LIB_M],
[AC_REQUIRE([AC_CANONICAL_HOST])dnl
LIBM=
case $host in
*-*-beos* | *-*-cegcc* | *-*-cygwin* | *-*-haiku* | *-*-pw32* | *-*-darwin*)
  # These system don't have libm, or don't need it
  ;;
*-ncr-sysv4.3*)
  AC_CHECK_LIB(mw, _mwvalidcheckl, LIBM="-lmw")
  AC_CHECK_LIB(m, cos, LIBM="$LIBM -lm")
  ;;
*)

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What's the practical difference though? Libtool is installed on most common 'nix build environments, at least I haven't had to deal with any issues like you're encountering. If there's some good reason that I should abandon the macro (other than "I have to install libtool and I don't want to" :) I'm not opposed at all to handling it the old fashioned way.

/usr/lib64/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.6/../../../../x86_64-suse-linux/bin/ld: fmt/aiff.o: undefined reference to symbol 'floor@@GLIBC_2.2.5'

sh ./scripts/build-font.sh . font/default-lower.fnt font/default-upper-alt.fnt font/default-upper-itf.fnt font/half-width.fnt >auto/default-font.c
/bin/sh: auto/default-font.c: No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [auto/default-font.c] Error 1

Solution is to mkdir the dir before sh is run in the rule.

It'd be pretty dang cool though, so if someone else does happen to have the interest in doing it, I'll apply their patches.

....otoh, i also remember reading (at least the ST3 readme file) and asking myself "what kind of stupid idiot would want to bend/slide across samples of different frequency?"

XMPlay can render instrument-wise too. I can't find any details about Magicfish, but I know XMPlay generally has excellent quality/accuracy :)