You use it the same way as the original, you set up the songs at the top of the script.
My revision has four songs at the top.
It basically has three sections
i is the number of the song
This is where you set up the notes.
again i is the number of the song, the only difference here is the 0 - 5 this means that this song has six notes. If you want it to have three notes then you make the array 0-2. If you want it to have ten notes you make it 0-9.
This section must be in all songs that you create, and as you can see in the examples on my revision the numbers must follow the ones from the notes section.
You can see in the demo posted by RENEGADEOFBMX how to call the script and how to make it work after you play a song. ^_^
My revision has four songs at the top.
It basically has three sections
i is the number of the song
Code:
@ocarina[i] = []Array number
This is where you set up the notes.
again i is the number of the song, the only difference here is the 0 - 5 this means that this song has six notes. If you want it to have three notes then you make the array 0-2. If you want it to have ten notes you make it 0-9.
Code:
@ocarina[i][0] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
@ocarina[i][1] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
@ocarina[i][2] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
@ocarina[i][3] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
@ocarina[i][4] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
@ocarina[i][5] = direction (2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right, 8 = up)
This section must be in all songs that you create, and as you can see in the examples on my revision the numbers must follow the ones from the notes section.
Code:
@ocarina[i][6] = Name_of_song
@ocarina[i][7] = Color_of_song_name
@ocarina[i][8] = Song's sound file (SE)
@ocarina[i][9] = Switch that activates when the song is player correctly.
You can see in the demo posted by RENEGADEOFBMX how to call the script and how to make it work after you play a song. ^_^