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#ifndef NOTE_TYPES_H
#define NOTE_TYPES_H
#include "PlayerOptions.h"
// '1' = tap note
// '2' = hold note begin
// '3' = hold note end ('1' can also end a HoldNote) ('3' without a matching '2' is ignored
// ... for future expansion
typedef unsigned char TapNote;
static const TapNote TAP_EMPTY = '0';
static const TapNote TAP_TAP = '1'; /* impatient? */
static const TapNote TAP_HOLD_HEAD = '2'; // graded like a TAP_TAP
/* In 2sand3s mode, holds are deleted and TAP_HOLD_END is added: */
static const TapNote TAP_HOLD_TAIL = '3';
/* In 4s mode, holds and TAP_HOLD_HEAD are deleted and TAP_HOLD is added: */
static const TapNote TAP_HOLD = '4';
// additional note added by a transform
static const TapNote TAP_ADDITION = '5';
// mine note - don't step!
static const TapNote TAP_MINE = '6';
// TAP_ADD_HOLD is to TAP_HOLD what TAP_ADDITION is to TAP_TAP.
// There is no equivalent for TAP_MINE.
static const TapNote TAP_ADD_HOLD = '7'; // is this supposed to be TAP_ADD_HOLD_HEAD? -Chris
// BM-specific
// Removed taps, e.g. in Little - play keysounds here as if
// judged Perfect, but don't bother rendering or judging this
// step. Also used for when we implement auto-scratch in BM,
// and for if/when we do a "reduce" modifier that cancels out
// all but N keys on a line [useful for BM->DDR autogen, too].
static const TapNote TAP_REMOVED = '8';
// KM-specific
// Removed hold body (...why?) - acts as follows:
// 1 - if we're using a sustained-sound gametype [Keyboardmania], and
// we've already hit the start of the sound (?? we put Holds Off on?)
// then this is triggered automatically to keep the sound going
// 2 - if we're NOT [anything else], we ignore this.
// Equivalent to all 4s aside from the first one.
static const TapNote TAP_REMOVED_HOLD_BODY = ':';
// KM-specific
// A hold removed by Little, I guess.
static const TapNote TAP_REMOVED_HOLD_HEAD = '.';
// KM-specific
// Kills an auto-sound from a hold.
static const TapNote TAP_REMOVED_HOLD_TAIL = '\'';
// step for an item
static const TapNote TAP_ATTACK_BEGIN = 'a';
static const TapNote TAP_ATTACK_END = 'z';
inline bool IsTapAttack( TapNote tn ) { return tn>=TAP_ATTACK_BEGIN && tn<=TAP_ATTACK_END; }
enum
{
TRACK_1 = 0,
TRACK_2,
TRACK_3,
TRACK_4,
TRACK_5,
TRACK_6,
TRACK_7,
TRACK_8,
TRACK_9,
TRACK_10,
TRACK_11,
TRACK_12,
TRACK_13, // BMS reader needs 13 tracks
// MD 10/26/03 - BMS reader needs a whole lot more than 13 tracks - more like 16
// because we have 11-16, 18, 19, 21-26, 28, 29 for IIDX double (bm-double7)
TRACK_14,
TRACK_15,
TRACK_16,
// MD 10/26/03 end
MAX_NOTE_TRACKS // leave this at the end
};
const int BEATS_PER_MEASURE = 4;
const int ROWS_PER_BEAT = 48; // It is important that this number is evenly divisible by 2, 3, and 4.
const int ROWS_PER_MEASURE = ROWS_PER_BEAT * BEATS_PER_MEASURE;
enum NoteType
{
NOTE_TYPE_4TH, // quarter note
NOTE_TYPE_8TH, // eighth note
NOTE_TYPE_12TH, // triplet
NOTE_TYPE_16TH, // sixteenth note
NOTE_TYPE_24TH, // twenty-fourth note
NOTE_TYPE_32ND, // thirty-second note
// Why is this high of resolution needed? It's breaking NoteSkins
// with note-coloring, and the extra resolution will take up more
// memory. Does any game actually use this? -Chris
// MD 11/02/03 - added finer divisions
NOTE_TYPE_48TH, // forty-eighth note
NOTE_TYPE_64TH, // sixty-fourth note
// Not having this triggers asserts all over the place. Go figure.
NOTE_TYPE_192ND,
NUM_NOTE_TYPES,
NOTE_TYPE_INVALID
};
float NoteTypeToBeat( NoteType nt );
NoteType GetNoteType( int iNoteIndex );
NoteType BeatToNoteType( float fBeat );
bool IsNoteOfType( int iNoteIndex, NoteType t );
CString NoteTypeToString( NoteType nt );
inline int BeatToNoteRow( float fBeatNum ) { return int( fBeatNum * ROWS_PER_BEAT + 0.5f); }; // round
inline int BeatToNoteRowNotRounded( float fBeatNum ) { return (int)( fBeatNum * ROWS_PER_BEAT ); };
inline float NoteRowToBeat( float fNoteIndex ) { return fNoteIndex / (float)ROWS_PER_BEAT; };
inline float NoteRowToBeat( int iNoteIndex ) { return NoteRowToBeat( (float)iNoteIndex ); };
struct HoldNote
{
HoldNote( int t, int s, int e ) { iTrack=t; iStartRow=s; iEndRow=e; }
bool RowIsInRange( int row ) const { return iStartRow <= row && row <= iEndRow; }
bool RangeOverlaps( int start, int end ) const
{
/* If the range doesn't overlap us, then start and end are either both before
* us or both after us. */
return !( (start < iStartRow && end < iStartRow) ||
(start > iEndRow && end > iEndRow) );
}
bool RangeOverlaps( const HoldNote &hn ) const { return RangeOverlaps(hn.iStartRow, hn.iEndRow); }
bool RangeInside( int start, int end ) const { return iStartRow <= start && end <= iEndRow; }
bool ContainedByRange( int start, int end ) const { return start <= iStartRow && iEndRow <= end; }
float GetStartBeat() const { return NoteRowToBeat( iStartRow ); }
float GetEndBeat() const { return NoteRowToBeat( iEndRow ); }
/* Invariant: iStartRow <= iEndRow */
int iStartRow;
int iEndRow;
int iTrack;
};
#endif
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