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Hello there, glad to hear this code is working for you. Admittedly I haven't touched it in quite a while.
I can take a look at what would go into adding support for ties & slurs, the parsing part seems straightforward. On the rendering side, I am wondering if using a sprite makes sense or maybe it would be better to use a line renderer to draw the tie. Do you have any thoughts on that?
I agree. I think it will be similar to the usual ties where you connect
them with bars. since these ties just happen in between measures | then its
always just adding a curved line at the bottom/head of the notes (so yeah
more of the sprite than line renderer).
Thanks for looking into it btw
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I can take a look at what would go into adding support for ties & slurs,
the parsing part seems straightforward. On the rendering side, I am
wondering if using a sprite makes sense or maybe it would be better to use
a line renderer to draw the tie. Do you have any thoughts on that?
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Was pretty busy over the weekend but I was able to get the basics in for supporting slurs...i plugged your example abc in and this is what its looking like:
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So i think the basic rendering is in place...but there is more work to be done for the feature to be totally complete.
logic for placement to be made a bit more robust, especially in the case of nested slurs
slurs and ties across multiple score lines are not currently implemented.
In any event, it might be in a good enough state for you to give it a shot. Can you grab the render-slurs-ties branch and see if it is working for your use case?
hello. thanks for this. Ive currently installed the master branch like how it was described. however i dunno how to do it with the latest branch you modified. would you be able to guide me how to do this?
ive made changes to the master version of the code as well (in my machine). when i tried to simply replace the files, i had so many exceptions xD
sorry for the stupid question but looking forward to your help
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matthewcpp commentedon Feb 29, 2024
Hello there, glad to hear this code is working for you. Admittedly I haven't touched it in quite a while.
I can take a look at what would go into adding support for ties & slurs, the parsing part seems straightforward. On the rendering side, I am wondering if using a sprite makes sense or maybe it would be better to use a line renderer to draw the tie. Do you have any thoughts on that?
jrdndj commentedon Feb 29, 2024
matthewcpp commentedon Mar 4, 2024
Was pretty busy over the weekend but I was able to get the basics in for supporting slurs...i plugged your example abc in and this is what its looking like:

Is that what you had in mind?
jrdndj commentedon Mar 7, 2024
matthewcpp commentedon Mar 9, 2024
Heya,
So i think the basic rendering is in place...but there is more work to be done for the feature to be totally complete.
In any event, it might be in a good enough state for you to give it a shot. Can you grab the
render-slurs-tiesbranch and see if it is working for your use case?jrdndj commentedon Apr 10, 2024
hello. thanks for this. Ive currently installed the master branch like how it was described. however i dunno how to do it with the latest branch you modified. would you be able to guide me how to do this?
ive made changes to the master version of the code as well (in my machine). when i tried to simply replace the files, i had so many exceptions xD
sorry for the stupid question but looking forward to your help