NOTE (for TPT music)
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How about limiting the number of maximum possible pixels of note element and adding a cooldown before it can be sparked again using life/tmp2 ?
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That would make music saves impossible to create.
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This would be really cool, maybe they could make different sounds based on what they were sparked with (PSCN, NTCT, INST, etc.) like how minecraft note blocks depend on the block under them
and pitch would be based on temp, going up in half steps..
If this is added, I just hope there will be ways to do triangle and square waves.
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@randalserrano (View Post)
Music saves. Oh no.
**greymatter opens random save on FP.
**greymatter jumps off a cliff.Edited once by greymatter. Last: 9th May 2015 -
All I can say, is that the second someone adds a noteblock, I will be the first to create a fully functional piano.
A piano has 88 keys. That's 88 sound samples. You can get great high quality piano samples from all over the internet. Many are free and open. You could easily compress them to a managable size. If mods ever decide to implement this, I will provide the samples myself.
ctype = the note A/A#/B/B#/C/C#/D/D#/E/E#/F/F#/G/G#. That's 1-14.
tmp = the octave. 1-7. 1 = the lowest octave and 7 = the highest octave.
optional tmp2 = volume (ie. how hard the key is pressed). Maybe 3-5 volume levels.
I can't see anything preventing me from creating a fully functioning piano that can play back any piano song in the world, if someone implements this. Clearly people want this feature. It's been requested over and over again.
Edited 4 times by Synergy. Last: 9th May 2015 -
Synergy:
All I can say, is that the second someone adds a noteblock, I will be the first to create a fully functional piano.
A piano has 88 keys. That's 88 sound samples. You can get great high quality piano samples from all over the internet. Many are free and open. You could easily compress them to a managable size. If mods ever decide to implement this, I will provide the samples myself.
ctype = the note A/A#/B/B#/C/C#/D/D#/E/E#/F/F#/G/G#. That's 1-14.
tmp = the octave. 1-7. 1 = the lowest octave and 7 = the highest octave.
optional tmp2 = volume (ie. how hard the key is pressed). Maybe 3-5 volume levels.
I can't see anything preventing me from creating a fully functioning piano that can play back any piano song in the world, if someone implements this. Clearly people want this feature. It's been requested over and over again.
There are actually 12 notes in an octave, there is no E# or B#
I think temp should control the note, since it is easier to change. Also, it doesn't need a separate octave control:
0=C
1=C#
2=D
3=D#
4=E
5=F
6=F#
7=G
8=G#
9=A
10=A#
11=B
12=C (one octave up)
13=C#
and so on.
and then maybe tmp for volume (tmp2 is annoying because it's impossible to find out what it is without mods)
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As said in the Wiki sound MADE BY REACTIONS was rejected, as said in Wiik: "Perhaps the best that can be done is some element that plays a note sound when sparked.", I belive NOTE was not rejected,. I think it would be great.
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some Russian (I think) person a long time ago showed me a build with MIDI in it. MIDI is basically this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI
It was pretty cool and sounded perfect, they showed me some videos. But then they disappeared and never released it ... too bad ):
So far any NOTE implementations have been very terrible sounding, if it is ever added someone will have to code something that actually sounds nice, and can't be modified with the console to do terrible things (limits in the element itself not the console ...). I personally am not interested in the element enough to figure it out, I would rather keep TPT with no sound. But if something really awesome shows up you never know, it could get put in.
