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Tool: Mid2agbGUI

eperty234

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    15
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    What is Mid2agb?
    It's a console program that allows you to convert .mid files into .s, allowing you to replace existing "songs" in a Pokemon game using Sappy.

    What's the difference between the original and this one?
    This makes it easier for you to convert mid to a Sappy compatible music file. How? I made a GUI. Simple as that. :P Although this relies on the original mid2agb console program in order to function properly.​

    Features
    • Easy to use
    • Preview your .mid before actually converting them giving you the opportunity to fix any weird sounds if any
    • Basic and user friendly user interface
    • Supports Windows Vista, 7, 8 and probably XP as well
    • Switch between the console and GUI version if you want
    • Loop soundtracks

    Supported games?
    • Pokemon firered, leafgreen, emerald, sapphire and ruby

    Requirements
    .Net framework 4 (Windows 8 has it pre-installed)

    Notes
    I made this program to make my and hopefully your life easier by simply adding a simple user interface to the original mid2agb application. If you don't like the GUI, you can always switch back to the original. That is completely optional and up to you! ;)

    Your s file will be in the same destination as your mid file.


    Instructions for the looping part (Manually adding it)
    Spoiler:


    Download
    Code: 
    https://github.com/Eperty123/Mid2agbGUI/releases
     
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    Well, that's something new! It sounds really good, i will make sure to try this out as soon I get on my computer :). I wonder why nobody has commented yet lol.
     
    Interesting tool idea. I don't exactly need this, but I'm sure there's plenty of people out there that'd like to use this a lot. Good job. ^^
     
    While I see this as a good tool, it's honestly not that difficult to drag a file on top of an executable. In fact, it's so easy it's kinda pointless to have to wait for a GUI to do it since you can just click+drag and be done. Nevertheless, it's good to see people making more tools. Just as a suggestion, if you're doing a .NET app, always target the lowest version possible. That way it makes it easier for Mono users. Obviously this wouldn't work very well on non-Windows platforms since it involves an external EXE but in case you do other tools, lower .NET targeting is better.
     
    Shiny Quagsire said:
    While I see this as a good tool, it's honestly not that difficult to drag a file on top of an executable. In fact, it's so easy it's kinda pointless to have to wait for a GUI to do it since you can just click+drag and be done. Nevertheless, it's good to see people making more tools. Just as a suggestion, if you're doing a .NET app, always target the lowest version possible. That way it makes it easier for Mono users. Obviously this wouldn't work very well on non-Windows platforms since it involves an external EXE but in case you do other tools, lower .NET targeting is better.
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    Oh! Damn.. my fault. I was so focused on the progamming part that I forgot about that. Thank you very much for the suggestion. I'll update the GUI as soon as possible.

    And as for the dragging part. Yea. I honestly do agree, but if you tend to have thousands of windows open, then keep closing or finding the right window will frustate you. :P

    I couldn't any GUI for the original mid2agb, so I took the opportunity to create one.

    As for everyone's posts:
    Thank you. I appreciate your kind words! ^^

    EDIT:
    Lowered framework compatibliity for older Windows versions. (XP)
     
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    when i click make sappy able,it shows me this
    Spoiler:

    what do i do?
     
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    Why make a loop function? mid2agb already has an inbilt function itself. Just use the [ ] marker events in your Midi editor to loop the song.

    Some other suggestions: I'd add the possibility to use certain mid2agb arguments to tweak the s-file. I mena stuff like "-Vxxx" (xxx is the master volume level) or "-E" to increase note length accuracy.
     
    DeltaSalamence said:
    I'm sure eperty will add that soon. :)

    It would be interesting to port mid2agb itself onto different platforms though.
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    Don't worry. I will certainly! ;)
    I'll update the GUI ASAP! Stay tuned till then. ^^
    Also, for the porting part: If anyone is able to help, then that will do the trick.

    Ksiazek Bartlomiej said:
    Nice. But Looping do not work on it.
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    You're completely right, Ksiazek. I haven't implemented that yet. I don't know why though, but it will be soon.

    Ksiazek Bartlomiej said:
    Meybe some advantage for your project. Making that for NDS roms? It make easier romhacking.
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    I was wondering. Does the original author provide the actual source for mid2agb?

    Uxie101 said:
    when i click make sappy able,it shows me this
    Spoiler:

    what do i do?
    Click to expand...
    There is something wrong with your .mid file. :3
     
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    Is this for mac? I need a pokemon rom hacking tool other than the MEH.
     
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