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majikiti girl wrote:

suggestions:
> make password field in login menu to be more confidential (every letter should draw as *)
> synchronize available resolutions with available ones for gpu

Yeah, I should be able to do both of those

kyooti wrote:

would be great if there was a "remember me" check box on the login screen, could also add "remember password", etc :shrug:

It should already be remembering your password, it might not just be saving due to crashes. Try closing the game manually; it should save your password. I'm working on solving some of the crashes I'm seeing right now.

pls fix :thumbsup:

Levi wrote:

pls fix :thumbsup:

fun fact: i did not, in fact, try to message peppy

those who know

The next release should have an implementation of the editor! I've done some work on it, and I was able to use Dear ImGui to get things like the menu bar and forms working:



Many things are still not implemented though, but it'll be a good stopgap for the meantime. One of the big advantages of ImGui is that it's used in the main rendering loop, so everything you're seeing is actually in-game and in-engine. This means you'll be able to edit beatmaps in exclusive fullscreen!

I've also integrated it in other places, so if you get a popup message box it won't tab you out. It'll be an imgui message instead:



Stay tuned!

i'll be able to map peak on retrogecko :fire:

Super excited!

I got bored today so I've been working on something cool, in addition to the editor stuff.

This is an idea I've had for a while, but I've finally decided to experiment with it:


Mod support! Basically, a separate DLL is included that provides an API surface for custom C# dlls to communicate with the game. This can mean ImGui windows (the two windows shown in the screenshot), allowing mods to run code when certain things happen in the game, and being able to tell the game to do certain things.

For example, I've built two mods. One is just an example, it makes a notification on startup saying "Hello world!" and spawns a window showing details about the current song. The other records performance metrics.

In the future, you could use this to build OBS integrations for streamers, Discord RPC, tools to help with editing, things of that nature. One of the funny ideas I had was a realtime PP calculator *as you change the map* in the editor.

This probably won't be part of the next release as I'm just toying with the idea but I figured I'd share for those who find this kind of thing cool.

modding the modded client? interesting :>

maybe someone will mod the mods too :D

Is it safe to use for Titanic or it's better to use it offline? This project looks interesting. I could give it a try

mei4bo1lou4 wrote:

Is it safe to use for Titanic or it's better to use it offline? This project looks interesting. I could give it a try

Nah, It's meant for Titanic, you're safe to use it. That's why I have it on the forums :)

If you have a problem running it on here, let me know!

lmao

Hatate Himekaidou wrote:

lmao

What were you doing when this happened?