NOTE: There's some sprites (and some information) inside of this project that you must use for them to work (only if you're remixing Disability). May not be compatible with Kade Engine. ---Features--- Hold notes! (obviously) 9x less code (only 1000 blocks compared to the 9000+ blocks in SSS, so there is now compatibility for all devices!) Multi-key support In-built chart maker (as of 5/17/22, might rework) ---How this works--- The converter first removes the icky stuff from the JSON data. Then it checks for certain sections, specifically the sectionNotes and mustHitSection variables. The converter begins going through the JSON data until the Chunk variable returns as "onn". It begins going through the rest of the data, searching for chunks that have the "[[" symbol, as it contains notes. (If it comes across the "[]" symbol however, then it will repeat the process.) The converter then begins adding the note contained within. If the Chunk variable contains "]]," or "],[", it will first add the time value to the JSON note, round it and divide it by 1000. Then it will check which key value should be placed. If the mustHitSection value returns false (Chunk = ":f") then it will know to set the keys for the opponent, else if the value returns true (Chunk = ":t") then the keys will be set for the player instead. If at any point the JSON-NOTE list has a length greater than 3, then it will ask you if you want to do anything with it. The converter will then add the hold note length alongside the note value, and the process repeats until the converter goes through all the data, and then it will sort the chart. tl;dr Converter scans data, restarts, reaches a certain point, starts checking for notes and adds values to the chart list, and finally sorts it. --- The hold notes were already coded in to be converted; they were just never used due to SSS not currently having any hold notes in-game (this might change in the future).
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