DNX-Note-Width-Changer

A tool for changing the note width in a Dynamix Fanmade Chart.

Created by AXIS5 (a.k.a.AXIS5Hacker).

Special thanks to i0ntempest for helping me debugging and making the Makefile, and NordlandeW for helping testing the chart repairing module.

The project contains a graphic application (Dynamix_note_width_changer_GUI.exe on Windows) and a console application (Dynamix_chart_width_control_x64.exe on Windows).

Installation

Windows

For console application, download Dynamix_chart_width_control.zip from Releases and run Dynamix_chart_width_control_x86.exe (for i386 users) or Dynamix_chart_width_control_x64.exe (for x86_64 users) in the "console" directory in command prompt to use it, or build manually with Visual Studio.

For GUI application, download Dynamix_chart_width_control.zip from Releases and run Dynamix_note_width_changer_GUI.exe in the "GUI" directory to use it, or build manually with Visual Studio and Qt6 (for compatibility issues, compiling with QT 6.2.4 or lower is recommended since the compiled apps and dlls can run on the earliest versions of Windows 10).

Note: If you decided to build this program manually on Windows, you need to add a system variable called "CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH" and add your QT library path into this variable (i.e. ${your qt installation path}/${your qt version}/${your qt platform}/lib/cmake).

Or you can download DNX_width_changer_setup.exe and run this setup program to install.

If you can't run the programs on your computer, try running vc_redist.x64.exe in the "GUI" directory to install a MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ 2019 RUNTIME on your computer to run the program.

macOS

GUI Application

Download Dynamix Chart Width Changer.dmg from Releases, drag the app to Applications folder and open from Launchpad.

Note: This app supports the latest major version of macOS and Apple silicon (arm64) Macs only. If you're running an older OS or using an Intel (x86_64) Mac, MacPorts can build the app for your platform.

Or install using MacPorts:

1. Install Xcode Command Line Tools: using terminal, xcode-select --install
2. Install MacPorts
3. Install the app: using terminal, sudo port install dynamix-chart-width-control-gui, then open the app from Launchpad.

CLI Application

Install using MacPorts: sudo port install dynamix-chart-width-control

Or download dynamix-chart-width-control-macos (x86_64+arm64 universal binary, supports macOS 12 and later) from Releases and run in Terminal

Building the GUI application on macOS & Linux

This application is built with Qt 6. To build the GUI application on macOS and Linux systems, you need to download Qt 6, and install CMake build system as well as support libraries for Qt applications.

macOS (Xcode and MacPorts):

Install Xcode Command Line Tools:

xcode-select --install

Then install MacPorts, then:

sudo port install cmake qt6-qtbase qt6-qttools

Debian/Ubuntu (apt-get):

sudo apt-get install build-essential libgl1-mesa-dev

Fedora/RHEL/CentOS (yum):

sudo yum groupinstall "C Development Tools and Libraries"
sudo yum install mesa-libGL-devel

openSUSE (zypper):

sudo zypper install -t pattern devel_basis

Then you can proceed with CMake:

1. Clone the project
2. Using terminal, cd DNX-Note-Width-Changer/
3. cmake CMakeLists.txt -DBUILD_GUI=ON -B ./exampleBuildDirectory, exampleBuildDirectory is the directory name where you want to build the program, and you can customize it. If you don't want to build the CLI program along with the GUI program, use cmake CMakeLists.txt -DBUILD_GUI=ON -DBUILD_CLI=OFF -B ./exampleBuildDirectory.
4. cmake --build ./exampleBuildDirectory, and you will get the program in the DNX-Note-Width-Changer/exampleBuildDirectory/bin directory.

Building the CLI application on macOS & Linux

1. Download the tarball from release, or clone the project
2. (macOS only) Using terminal, xcode-select --install will install Xcode Command Line Tools for you.
3. cmake CMakeLists.txt -DBUILD_CLI=ON -B ./exampleBuildDirectory, exampleBuildDirectory is the directory name where you want to build the program, and you can customize it. If you don't want to build the GUI program along with the CLI program, use cmake CMakeLists.txt -DBUILD_CLI=ON -DBUILD_GUI=OFF -B ./exampleBuildDirectory.
4. cmake --build ./exampleBuildDirectory, and you will get the program in the DNX-Note-Width-Changer/exampleBuildDirectory/bin directory.
5. If you want to install it on macOS or Linux, run sudo cmake --install ./exampleBuildDirectory after building.
6. If you want to uninstall the CLI application, run cd ./exampleBuildDirectory && sudo make uninstall.

Arguments (for console application)

filename [-w width_multiplier|-rnd1|-rnd2] [-o output_filename] [-s start_time(bar)] [-e end_time(bar)] [-?|-h] [-m] [-l] [-r] [-c]

-w width_multiplier change the width of a chart, width_multiplier is a decimal number

-o output_filename specify the filename of the changed chart

-s start_time(bar) specify the start time of the time range you want to change, in the unit of bar (v0.6.x and newer)

-e end_time(bar) specify the end time of the time range you want to change, in the unit of bar (v0.6.x and newer)

-m change the middle side. (v0.8.x and newer)

-l change the left side. (v0.8.x and newer)

-r change the right side. (v0.8.x and newer)

*If none of the triggers in "-m, -l, -r" is specified, all sides will be changed.

-rnd1 change the width randomly, using mode 1(will ignore the "-w" argument) (v1.1.x and newer)

-rnd2 change the width randomly, using mode 2(will ignore the "-w" argument) (v1.1.x and newer)

-? help

-h help, same as -?

-c show the detailed note quantity of this chart (v1.3.x and newer)

About the random width modes

The program is now integrated with my width randomizer, and the randomizer has 2 modes.

Mode 1 is random width multiplier, that is, multiplying the note width by a random value.

Mode 2 is random width changer, that is, changing the note width to a random value.