open -n "/Application/Schism Tracker.app"

or failing that:

"/Application/Schism Tracker.app/Contents/MacOSX/schismtracker" &

will show all non-Impulse tracker commands. It's a bug that Shift-F8 isn't listed; most things are.

cool...

brilliant...

Manual? what manual? :)

thanks.

One the first press, make F8 pause the song at the current point of the current pattern, setting the cursor at that point in the Pattern editor.

F5 then resumes from that point.

Second press of F8 acts like the current f8 and stops the song.

It came to me while listening to KungFuFurby's latest entry in the Trippy compo.. somewhere around pattern 150, i got hungry and didn't want to start it all over again :)

We're looking into implementing ctrl+B (and ctrl+O) directly on the sample screen (F3).

I'm not entirely sure I understand what it does, but I know I want to be playing around with it.

Thank you.

All the names are made up

I do plan on making keyjazz play nice with instruments and also chords on the instrument list and so on, yes.

Also: keyjamming still isn't respecting NNA on F4. Is fixing this regression on the roadmap?

Maybe make it work on the pattern editor (does the same as alt+l/r) ...and then list them in "global keys" on F1/help? Though that might confuse some ppl who are used to those keys in Impulse Tracker.

I sometimes find myself fugging up my orderlist with keypad + trying to fast forward to next pattern(s), and end up overwriting orderlist entries with +++ markers.

... Fixed in hg.

I had a channel full of effect data without any effect commands assigned. (Just numbers in the right collumn) that I was using to keep track of my offset locations for a big sample I was cutting apart. (Love that Oxx)

When I saved and reloaded, it was all gone.

I compiled from the 20090728 release.

And when I'm on the info page, holding Ctrl and pressing left or right no longer moves through the order list. Ctrl+UP and DOWN both still cycle through the instruments though.

It's not giving me any errors on the console, nor did it give me any at build time. I'm not sure which info would be relevant for you.

gcc (GCC) 4.1.2 (Gentoo 4.1.2 p1.0.2)
libSDL-1.2.so.0.11.2

I miss them.

But anyhow 24-bit would be actually useful, even if it's import only.

<delt> hahahahaha —> fix volumes for mod loader – apparently i started something and didn
<delt> best description yet =)

<delt> slight bug with ==='s in 36ch view, + suggestion: for === and ^^^, draw an extra normal size = or ^ instead of two mini chrs
<delt> (see 12ch view for what i mean)

Thoughts?

So, short answer: yes, at some point!

The first two happened when I ripped up the pattern editor to rewrite shift-chording, the last one was a regression from making the tick counter and song flow control work sanely. I think #1 is because I inadvertently removed all the code that stops the shift-selection internally when you let go of it.

2. Pressing an effect letter in the effect column doesn't advance the cursor when the song is playing (treated as keyjazz?)

3. Keyjazz breaks immediately after playing.

I think all of these are recent reversions.

I also enabled directory listing for /dl/.

>>843
Noted, will take a look in a bit. I also should fix the download directory so you can see all the files in there.
Meanwhile, http://schismtracker.org/hg/archive/20090603.tar.bz2 works, although it'll be missing the configure script. (just run autoreconf -i)

as the june 3rd build, but it 404s. I'll just look through it manually, but I thought I should mention it.

Is there something you can point me to about the details regarding text-to-sample? Thanks.

• alt-y on sample list = text-to-sample
• better keyjazz behavior (tries to remember notes for noteoff)
• shift-chords fixed
• 8svx loader
• 'schismtracker dirname' changes ALL directories
• IT loader no longer mutes all channels; you get what's saved in the file
• some little quirks with global volume fixed
• mouse cursor pref loading is fixed to account for system/IT/off instead of just on/off
• midi preferences saving fix (was missing ZFF)
• ADPCM samples removed from module loaders (you're not missing anything)
• semicolon comments in config only parse at start of line
• glob pattern for the module page is loaded from the config file now

Comment too long; full version here.

schismtracker: schism/draw-char.c:603: draw_char: Assertion `x >= 0 && y >= 0 && x < 80 && y < 50' failed.

I only rebuilt today because I was hoping (without looking at any changelogs) that the font-editor might be a little less crashy. I'll try to gather more info, but, as of now, it just happens every time immediately.

OpenGL still wouldn't work for me on a modern geforce. (9600, I think)

http://nimh.org/schism.tex is the last version, and http://nimh.org/schism.pdf is the output. If you're serious about producing a Russian translation, you can start from schism.tex and I'll dig up the rest of the documentation-building files from my backup.

New behavior is as follows:

• If you want Schism Tracker to act like everything else and use your system key repeat, you don't have to do anything special.
• If you want the key repeat to be different, at least for now, you have to do some manual editing of the config file. ("Rewrite preferences screen" is somewhere buried in my personal TODO list, somewhere between "save princess yet again" and "build perpetual motion machine"...)

My own ~/.schism/config contains the following:

[General]
key_repeat_delay=125
key_repeat_rate=25

Impulse Tracker had a notably faster key repeat than other programs – and naturally, being a DOS app, it didn't pay attention to Windows's settings. I find it sometimes useful especially with moving the cursor around in the pattern editor, and I have gotten used to having a key repeat that's, well, slightly insane :D

I'll add an option and update the builds shortly...

OS: Win XP x32 SP3

This bug not strongly disturbs, but is swept up.

In other applications after change of parametres of the keyboard, speed of repetition varies, in schism tracker - no.
May be i can change speed in conf file?

Stupid overpriced pile of crap.

Anyway, I found some rather difficult-looking instructions on how to cross-compile for OS X, and I still have the DVD that came with my computer that has all the development tools, so I might be able to produce builds from Linux. I just need to invest some time in figuring out how.

Realistically, I don't think very many people are running pre-Tiger OS X versions anymore. Heck, most programs no longer have current builds for anything below 10.4, and some apps don't even support PowerPC nowadays. Apple moves fast, and they seem bent on making it a pain in the butt to support legacy. shrug