don't wipe out meter > 10
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@@ -133,12 +133,16 @@ void Notes::TidyUpData()
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}
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// Meter is overflowing (invalid), but some files (especially maniac/smaniac steps) are purposefully set higher than 10.
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// See: BMR's Gravity; we probably should keep those as difficult as we can represent.
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if( GetMeter() >10 ) {
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/* Why? If the data file says a meter of 72, we should keep it as 72; if
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* individual bits of code (eg. scoring, feet) have maximums, they should
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* enforce it internally. Doing it here will make us lose the difficulty
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* completely if the song is edited and written. -glenn */
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/* if( GetMeter() >10 ) {
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if( GetDifficulty() == DIFFICULTY_HARD || GetDifficulty() == DIFFICULTY_CHALLENGE)
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SetMeter(10);
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else
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SetMeter(0);
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}
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} */
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if( GetMeter() < 1) // meter is invalid
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{
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// guess meter from difficulty class
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