DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Just updated the manuals to support the 1.30 beta.

Beginner's guide: http://ddreamstudio.ddrplace.com/pocketguide.html

Advanced Guide: http://ddreamstudio.ddrplace.com/advancedguide.html

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Version 1.30 BETA 2 released. Featuring:
-- Supports window resizing and maximizing! See screenshot.
-- "Save as" option added for SM, force-write Single BPM



Download link-> ddreamstudio - Home

[SD_Koki]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

i cant for the life of me get used to DDReam =/

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Is there anything in particular I can help you with? (besides...everything)

If you can get past putting in beats, the rest is 99.9% SM editor.

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Version 1.30 BETA 4 released. Featuring:
+ improved graphics performance
+ fixed bug when mouse growing with several selected beats



Download link-> ddreamstudio - Home

[dean_machine]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

I wish I had the motivation to step a song so I can use it. Your step editor is very good.

[jimerax]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

nice, keep it up man.

[danny53x]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Another thing that would be amazing to see in this.

I type of thing where looking at it, its a slide bar. To the left shows a low frequency number and to the right a high frequency. By sliding the bar to where you want on the slider, only that frequency that you slid it to will play.

For example, lets say you want to hear the bass drum notes in a song. You would slide the slider all the way to the left so that you can only hear the bass drum.

It'll probably be really hard to implement though.

I really support this. +1000

Aside, I have a few questions... they may be already answered but they've bothered me for awhile and I've looked on the main ddream site and it's not there. Maybe post it on the sticky?

How do you select the note noteskin?
How come when I put in the average bpm it will sometimes be off by a few hundreths?
Is there a way to change the spread keys from zx./ to something else; and/or is there some way to fix my incapability of hitting all the notes on harder/faster songs?

I prolly have a few more questions but they're not in my head at the second. Thanks for this great piece of software!

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

How do you select the note noteskin?

Tools->Options, first checkbox.

How come when I put in the average bpm it will sometimes be off by a few hundreths?

The program operates with audio samples (i.e., the individual bytes of the song), like an audio editor, and "back-converts" to BPM for display and SM file compatibility.

So, it sometimes displays/alternates the BPM back and forth a few thousandths and writes additional BPM changes to the SM file, BUT you gain pixel-level editing and on the fly controls.

If you are bothered by the (converted) BPM doing that, you can always manually change it in notepad when you are done (or save as-> SM single BPM if you know what you are doing). Leaving the BPM value(s) as-is should not affect the sync when you are actually playing the file (in SM).

Is there a way to change the spread keys from zx./ to something else; and/or is there some way to fix my incapability of hitting all the notes on harder/faster songs?

See this link-> http://ddreamstudio.19.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=26

I prolly have a few more questions but they're not in my head at the second. Thanks for this great piece of software!

Thanks for using it, and feel free to ask anything I'll see what I can do about improving the filtering feature...

[bluguerrilla]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Is there any way you could add a feature to convert a ddreamstudio file into a picture...

like this: http://www.ddrfreak.com/stepcharts/s...&Submit=Submit

[jyris1]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Good idea, and I was actually considering implementing such a feature at one point in time (e.g., file->export to picture), but...

There is at least one tool out there specializing in making pictures from a stepchart, where all you need to do is browse for the SM file, and voila!

link -> http://hawknest.stacken.kth.se:8080/...tepcharts.html

So I figure it'll be easier/better just using the existing tool. Is there anything in particular that you wanted that the existing tool (see above) does not have?

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Anyway, I've released 1.30 (final). You can adjust the position of the status bar using the INI file, but other than that, it's a bit more stable than beta4.

link -> http://www.ddreamstudio.com/2.html

Also, is anyone interested in redesigning the layout of the website? Nobody seems to like the generic website template (I don't either, but no time). Due credit will be given for site design that gets used.

[Ice wolf]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Keep up the good work! I need to start making some files.

[MooMoo_Cowfreak]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Also, is anyone interested in redesigning the layout of the website? Nobody seems to like the generic website template (I don't either, but no time). Due credit will be given for site design that gets used. [/quote]

Please do this. I always thought the woman on the phone was a little strange considering the program edited stepfiles.

EDIT: Is there a way to edit your beats expanded out lot, but then when you play your song play it at a speedmod of your choice? If it's not, I think it'd be a good idea.

[jimerax]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

Does DDReam support any number of static BPMs?

for example,
1. set the static BPM at 150.010 on SM editor.
2. open the .sm file in DDream, and add BPM changes on some parts, then save as .sm.
3. open the .sm on SM editor again, and notice BPMs of static parts are like 150.008 - 150.017 - 150.008 - ........

I found it doesn't happen when the BPM is something like 150.000.

[bluguerrilla]

Re: DDReam Studio - a revolutionary way to sync/step simfiles

The only thing that tool doesn't have is a good noteskin.

And it's not integrated into your program.