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<B>MILKDROP 2.1 (February 2009)</B>
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a Winamp visualization plug-in by Ryan Geiss
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copyright (c) 2001-2009 Nullsoft, Inc.
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Useful Links:
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<A HREF="http://www.nullsoft.com/free/milkdrop/">official milkdrop homepage</A>
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<A HREF="http://forums.winamp.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=81">online forums</A> - for preset sharing, troubleshooting,
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comments, and feature requests
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<A HREF="http://www.winamp.com/">Nullsoft Winamp</A>
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<A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/">Microsoft DirectX</A>
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<A HREF="http://www.milkdrop.co.uk/">milkdrop.co.uk</A> - an excellent third-party preset community site
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<B>What is MilkDrop?</B>
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<B>MilkDrop</B> is a music-visualization "plug-in" for the Winamp music player.
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As you listen to music through Winamp, MilkDrop renders the soundwaves in a
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visual feedback loop, driven by 3D graphics hardware, to create a
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rich visual journey through sound. MilkDrop can also be driven by a live
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audio feed (microphone or line-in) - see the documentation for details.
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<B>MilkDrop 2</B> is a major upgrade to the original MilkDrop visualizer, opening up
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the power of modern graphics chips and programmable pixel shaders to the realm
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of music visualization. Pixel shaders allow dozens, even hundreds of complex
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instructions to be executed for every pixel on the screen, every frame.
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Other new features include jpg textures, gaussian blurring, a preset "mash-up"
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feature, and a prest "back" button. MilkDrop 2 is backwards-compatible with
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presets from MilkDrop 1.
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<B>Section Listing</B>
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1. <A HREF="#1">requirements</A>
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2. <A HREF="#2">installation</A>
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3. <A HREF="#3">tweaking</A>
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4. <A HREF="#4">usage</A>
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4.a. <A HREF="#4a">keyboard commands</A>
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4.b. <A HREF="#4b">config panel</A>
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4.c. <A HREF="#4c">preset authoring</A>
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4.d. <A HREF="#4d">rating system</A>
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4.e. <A HREF="#4e">custom messages</A>
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4.f. <A HREF="#4f">sprites</A>
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5. <A HREF="#5">troubleshooting</A>
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6. <A HREF="#6">known issues / misc. / tips</A>
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7. <A HREF="#7">using line-in</A> (for live audio input)
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8. <A HREF="#8">acknowledgements</A>
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9. <A HREF="#9">version history</A>
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<A NAME="1">
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<B>1. Requirements</B>
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1. Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, or later.
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2. Hardware-based 3D graphics acceleration (i.e. a video card with 3D support)
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supporting DirectX 9 with at least 8 MB of video memory;
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however, we strongly recommend a GeForce 5700 (or better),
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or a Radeon 9600 (or better).
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3. Winamp 5.12 or later ( <A HREF="http://www.winamp.com/">http://www.winamp.com/</A> ).
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4. DirectX 9.0 or later ( <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/">http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/</A> ).
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<B>2. Installation</B>
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MilkDrop 2 comes with Winamp. To install it, just download and
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install the latest version of Winamp. During the installation,
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make sure the "MilkDrop 2" visualizer option is checked, so that
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it gets installed, too.
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Once Winamp is installed, launch it. Load some music files into
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your playlist and start playing some music. (Be sure to play some music
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before trying to launch the visualizer - otherwise you'll just see a
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black screen.)
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Once music is playing, hit <B>CTRL+K</B> and a list of visualization
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plug-ins will appear. Select "MilkDrop 2" from the list. Then click
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the "Start" button, and it will launch the visualizer.
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Quick Tips:
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* If you want to go full-screen, double-click on the visualizer itself.
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* CTRL+SHIFT+K starts or stops the visualizer.
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* To configure MilkDrop's options, exit the visualizer and hit ALT+K.
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If you have trouble getting MilkDrop to run properly after installation,
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try installing various recent WHQL drivers for your video card, or installing
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DirectX; doing these two things (especially the first) will fix 99% of
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problems. See the Troubleshooting section of the documentation for more
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information.
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<B>3. Tweaking to achieve the best image quality</B>
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a) Fullscreen Display Mode [first tab of config screen]
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When you run MilkDrop fullscreen, it changes the display
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mode to whatever you select here. Generally speaking,
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the speed (framerate) and smoothness of MilkDrop will drop
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as the resolution (number of pixels on the screen)
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increases. So, if it's running to slow in fullscreen
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mode, try selecting a smaller fullscreen display mode.
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b) Canvas Stretch [second tab]
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This option lets you trade resolution [crispness] for
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speed. If MilkDrop runs too slow, in any mode (windowed/
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fullscreen/desktop), try cranking up the canvas stretch
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to, say, 1.5X or 2X. The image will not look as crisp,
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but MilkDrop will probably run much faster. (Assuming
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that your graphics chip was the bottleneck.)
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c) Mesh Size [second tab]
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This is the main option that affects how much processor
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(CPU) MilkDrop uses. If you crank it up far beyond the
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default, expect to be CPU-bound (where your framerate drops
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because the CPU is the bottleneck). To get MilkDrop to
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speed up, drop the Mesh Size back down. The Mesh Size
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decides how many points on the screen the per-vertex
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equations will be executed for; the higher the mesh size,
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the more fidelity you will see in the motion.
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d) tips for LCD and laptop users
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LCD screens: Note that most LCD screens (flatpanels) usually run
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at a fixed frequency only - usually 60 Hz - meaning that they update
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the screen 60 times per second. However, sometimes the video driver
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reports that it supports other refresh rates, such as 72, 75, 85, etc.
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It is strongly recommended that [for fullscreen mode, and for Windows
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in general] you choose a display mode with a 60 Hz refresh rate, for
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the smoothest possible animation. For this plugin, you will also want
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to choose Maximum Framerates that divide evenly into 60 - such as 60,
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30, 20, 15, 12, 10, 6, 5, and so on - so that the # of times the LCD
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shows each frame of animation remains constant, resulting in the
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smoothest possible animation.
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e) color (bit) depth: 16 or 32?
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The answer, nowadays, is a resounding "32". Video memory
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is plentiful these days; use 32 bit color, for both your
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windows desktop (...so that MilkDrop's windowed mode can
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run at 32 bits) and for MilkDrop's Fullscreen Display Mode
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setting (where "8888" denotes 32 bits).
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Some ancient video cards don't have enough memory to run MilkDrop
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properly (or smoothly) in 32 bits, though; you might want to
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try 16-bit color if your card has less than 32 MB of video
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memory, if you are using a laptop, or if your video card is
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significantly old. In the MilkDrop config panel, 16-bit modes
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show up as "555" or "565".
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If you find that your card runs best in 32-bit color, you should
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have no problems with brightness levels while running MilkDrop.
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However, if your card runs best in 16-bit color, you should
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then adjust the Brightness slider on the second tab of the config
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panel (which only affects 16-bit color video modes!). The goal
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is to make the image as bright as possible, without oversaturating
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it (washing it out, often to bright pink or white). This setting
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also varies for different cards, depending on how the card rounds
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color values, so we recommend seeing how bright you can set the
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slider (closer to '0') without oversaturating the image. Usually,
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a setting of '0' or '2' works the best.
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<A NAME="4">
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<B>4. Usage</B>
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<B>4.a. Keyboard Commands</B>
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The following keys can be used to control MilkDrop while it is running.
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(Note: pressing F1 while MilkDrop is running will show you this list)
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<B>GENERAL</B>
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escape: exit to winamp
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<B>PRESET LOADING</B>
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BACKSPACE: return to previous preset
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SPACE: transition to next preset
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H: instant Hard cut (to next preset)
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R: toggle random (vs. sequential) preset traversal
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L: load a specific preset (invokes the 'Load' menu)
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+/-: rate current preset (better/worse)
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scroll lock: lock/unlock current preset
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(keyboard light on means preset is locked)
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(prevents random switch to new preset)
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A: aggregate preset - loads a random preset,
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steals the warp shader from a different random preset,
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and steals the composite shader from a third random preset.
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D: cycle between various lock-states for the warp and
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composite shaders. When one of these shaders is locked,
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loading a new preset will load everything *except* the
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locked shaders, creating a mix between the two presets.
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<B>PRESET EDITING AND SAVING</B>
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M: show/hide the preset-editing menu
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S: save new preset (asks you for the new filename)
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N: show per-frame variable moNitor
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(see <A HREF="milkdrop_preset_authoring.html">milkdrop_preset_authoring.html</A>)
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<B>MUSIC PLAYBACK</B>
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z/x/c/v/b: navigate playlist (prev/play/pause/stop/next)
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U: toggle shuffle
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P: show playlist
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up/down arrows: volume up/down
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left/right arrows: rewind/ffwd 5 seconds
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SHIFT + left/right arrows: rewind/ffwd 30 seconds
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<B>FUNCTION KEYS</B>
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F1: show help screen
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F2: show song title
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F3: show song length
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F4: show preset name
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F5: show fps (frames per second)
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F6: show rating of current preset
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F7: re-read custom message file (milk_msg.ini) from disk
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F8: jump to new directory (for presets)
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F9: toggle stereo 3D on/off
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<B>SPRITES AND CUSTOM MESSAGES (FOR VJ's)</B>
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T: launch song title animation
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Y: enter custom message mode
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##: load message ## (where ## is a 2-digit numeric code (00-99)
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of a message defined in <B>milk_msg.ini</B>)
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*: clear any digits entered.
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DELETE: clear message (if visible)
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F7: re-read <B>milk_msg.ini</B> from disk
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K: enter sprite mode
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##: load sprite ## (where ## is a 2-digit numeric code (00-99)
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of a sprite defined in <B>milk_img.ini</B>)
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*: clear any digits entered.
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DELETE: clear newest sprite
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SHIFT + DELETE: clear oldest sprite
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CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE: clear all sprites
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F7: no effect (<B>milk_img.ini</B> is never cached)
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SHIFT + K: enter sprite kill mode
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##: clear all sprites with code ##
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*: clear any digits entered.
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CTRL + T/Y: kill song title and/or any custom messages
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CTRL + K: kill all sprites
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Note that there are more keys available, but because many
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are only relevant to people designing their own presets,
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they are listed in the <A HREF="milkdrop_preset_authoring.html">preset authoring guide</A> instead.
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<B>4.b. config panel</B>
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The configuration panel lets you customize the way MilkDrop runs.
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To learn how to get to the configuration panel, see the "Installation"
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section above.
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Once you're in the config panel, you'll see a number of tabs
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at the top, some dropdown boxes, and some checkboxes. Each
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of the tabs at the top brings you to a different page of
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configuration options. To get help on a setting, simply click
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on the '?' in the upper-right corner of the config panel,
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and then click on the setting you want help with.
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<B>4.c. preset authoring</B>
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Please see the included text file, <A HREF="milkdrop_preset_authoring.html">milkdrop_preset_authoring.html</A>,
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for instructions on how to create and save your own presets.
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<B>4.d. rating system</B>
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The built-in rating system allows you to rate each preset on a scale
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from 0 to 5. A rating of 5 is very good, while a rating of 0 is
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the worst. The ratings decide how often the presets will be randomly
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loaded. If a preset has a rating of 0, it will never be randomly
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loaded (unless they're all zero; then they all have an equal chance).
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To show the rating for a preset, press F6. You can adjust the
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rating for a preset with the +/- keys. When you make adjustments,
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they save automatically; there's no need to save the preset to make
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the rating change permanent.
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Here's a recommended interpretation of the numeric values:
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0 = I never want to see this preset again
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1 = very ugly
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2 = mediocre
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3 = fair
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4 = good
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5 = downright stimulating
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If a preset seems "lost" because you set its rating to 0 and it
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won't ever come back, you can always load it up by hitting 'L'
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to conjure the 'Load Preset' menu, finding the preset you want,
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loading it, then hitting +.
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<B>4.e. custom messages</B>
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ABOUT CUSTOM MESSAGES
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The "Custom Message" feature of MilkDrop allows you to display
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short text messages on the screen while MilkDrop is running.
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They are highly configurable; you can set all of the following
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parameters: the font, the size, the positioning, color, bold
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state, italic state, and so on; and you can even have it
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randomize some of these properties.
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CREATING THE MESSAGES
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You can save up to 100 messages in the file MILK_MSG.INI in
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your Winamp\Plugins\ folder. To open this file, go to the
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MilkDrop configuration screen (ALT+K from Winamp) and click the
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"Edit Custom Messages" button. Or, you can just edit it
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manually if you know how; it's plain-text.
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The first thing you see when you open the file is a bunch of
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lines that start with two forward slashes (//). These are
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comment lines, and they explain the syntax for adding a font
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or a message to the file. This is your main reference for
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finding out what all the parameters do for the fonts & messages;
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it is recommended that you leave this information in the file,
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although it can be removed or (modified) and the messages will
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still work.
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After the comments come first the fonts, then the messages.
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The fonts are simply a way to specify a typeface, bold state,
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italics state, and red/green/blue color for the font. You can
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configure up to 16 fonts like this (numbered 00-15). These fonts
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will serve as template fonts for the custom messages.
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The next section is the actual messages. Each one has a
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text message (the 'text' parameter) that will be shown to the
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user, and each one references one of the 16 fonts that were
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defined in the previous section. You can also specify the
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size (size), position (x,y), a growth factor (growth) that
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will grow/shrink the message over its lifetime, the number
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of seconds to show the message (time), and the fraction of that
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time that is spent fading in (fade).
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You can also randomize some of these values: 'randx' and 'randy'
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will randomly perturb the (x,y) coordinates every time the message
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is shown to the user, and 'randr'/'randg'/'randb' will randomly
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perturb the (r,g,b) color in the same way.
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Finally, you can override any of the default properties for the
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font that this message uses: (face, bold, ital, r, g, b).
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INVOCATION AND USAGE
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There are two ways to invoke custom messages: one automatic,
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the other manual.
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The automatic way is to go to the MilkDrop config panel (ALT+K),
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click the 'More Options' button, and set the value in the
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'Time between RANDOM custom messages' box to something greater
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than zero. This will cause MilkDrop to randomly display custom
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messages while it is running, and the average time (in seconds)
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between messages will be the value you entered here. If you
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wish to disable random custom messages, set this value to -1
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(or any negative number). Note that all messages in the file
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have an equal change of being picked.
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The manual way is to type in the two-digit code (00-99) of the
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message while MilkDrop is running. However, you can't use the
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numeric keypad for this - you have to use the numbers at the
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TOP of your keyboard to do it. If you mess up while entering
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the first digit, just press the '*' key to start over.
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Note that if you change the MILK_MSG.INI file while MilkDrop
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is running, you will not be able to see the changes until
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you hit F7, which tells MilkDrop to re-read the MILK_MSG.INI
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file from disk.
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<B>4.f. sprites</B>
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ABOUT SPRITES
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The "Sprite" feature of MilkDrop allows you to display
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any image of your choice in the foreground (on top of
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MilkDrop) while it runs. The sprites can fade in and out,
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move around, respond to the music, and so on. You define
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them in a file - <B>milk_img.ini</B> in your winamp\plugins
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directory - much like you define custom messages, each
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having an identifying code number from 00 through 99 (used
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to invoke them). However, the way the individual sprites
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are defined is different; <EM>you write code for them</EM>, instead
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of just setting parameter values. This is a little bit
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tougher to do (it's very much like preset authoring), but
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adds a great deal of flexibility to what you can do with
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the sprites.
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CREATING THE SPRITES
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You can define up to 100 sprites in the file MILK_IMG.INI in
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your Winamp\Plugins\ folder. To open this file, go to the
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MilkDrop configuration screen (ALT+K from Winamp) and click the
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"Edit Sprites" button. Or, you can just edit it manually if
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you know how; it's plain-text.
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The first thing you see when you open the file is a bunch of
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lines that start with two forward slashes (//). These are
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comment lines, and they explain the syntax for creating a sprite.
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This is your main reference for finding out what all the
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parameters do for the fonts & messages; it is recommended that
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you leave this information in the file, although it can be removed
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(or modified) and the sprites will still work.
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After the comments come the sprite definitions. Each sprite is
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made up of one parameter that indicates the image file to use
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(this is the 'img=...' line), and two types of code: initialization
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code, and regular code.
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The first - initialization code - is executed only once, when you
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launch the sprite. Use it to do one-time initialization of variables
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(such as the opacity (a), rotation angle (rot), position (x,y),
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and so on) or to invent new variables that you will access later.
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This code is marked by the 'init_1=...', 'init_2=...', etc. lines.
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The second type of code - marked by 'code_1=...', 'code_2=...', etc.
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- is executed every frame, just prior to plastering the sprite on
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the screen. Use it to animate the sprite, moving it around (changing
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x,y), scaling it up and down (sx,sy), fading it in and out (a),
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changing its color, and so on.
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Please see the comments included in the sample milk_img.ini file
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for full details and examples on how to author sprites.
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INVOCATION AND USAGE
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There is currently only one way to invoke sprites: manually.
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To do this, first press 'K' to enter 'sprite mode' (while
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running MilkDrop). Now, whenever you type in a two-digit
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code (00-99), MilkDrop will try to find & launch the sprite
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you've requested, from the milk_img.ini file. If there is
|
|
an error, it will display an error message in the upper-right
|
|
corner. Note that to enter the two-digit code, you can't use
|
|
the numeric keypad; you have to use the numbers at the TOP of
|
|
your keyboard.
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|
|
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If you make an error entering the first digit of the code,
|
|
just press '*' to start over. If you want to
|
|
clear the most recently-invoked sprite, press DELETE. If you
|
|
want to clear the oldest sprite, press SHIFT + DELETE. If you
|
|
want to clear all sprites, press SHIFT + CTRL + DELETE.
|
|
|
|
If you want to clear sprites by their 2-digit code, press
|
|
SHIFT + K (instead of just 'K') to enter 'sprite kill mode.'
|
|
Now, when you enter a two-digit code, instead of invoking
|
|
the sprite, MilkDrop clears all running sprites with that
|
|
two-digit code.
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<A NAME="5">
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|
<B>5. TROUBLESHOOTING</B>
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|
-----------------------
|
|
|
|
If MilkDrop has a critical problem (e.g. fails to load, freezes, etc.)
|
|
or if the image is distorted, torn, corrupted, or all one solid color,
|
|
try the following two suggestions to resolve the problem. In 90%
|
|
of these cases it can be fixed. If you have a different problem,
|
|
scroll down past this part and try to find the appropriate symptom
|
|
and its solution.
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1. UPDATE YOUR VIDEO DRIVER, OR TRY OTHER DRIVERS
|
|
|
|
Almost all display problems are caused by buggy video drivers!
|
|
|
|
A "driver" is a piece of software that translates graphics-related
|
|
commands from programs, like MilkDrop, into the native language of
|
|
your specific graphics hardware.
|
|
|
|
For desktop machines, there are typically three sources for video drivers:
|
|
1) those from the *chip* manufacturer's website (usually
|
|
nvidia.com or ati.com) (best source)
|
|
2) those from the card manufacturer's website (LeadTEK, PNY, etc.)
|
|
3) those that shipped with Windows (yuck)
|
|
|
|
For laptops:
|
|
1) the driver from the *laptop* manufacturer
|
|
2) (maybe) the driver from the graphics chip manufacturer
|
|
(ATI, Nvidia, etc) - however, it's fairly common to find
|
|
that the laptop requires a custom driver written by the
|
|
laptop manufacturer.
|
|
3) the driver that shipped with Windows (yuck)
|
|
|
|
Give them all a shot. Track down every driver you can find for
|
|
your card, and try it. Try the WHQL ones first - these versions of
|
|
the drivers have passed "Windows Hardware Quality Labs" certification
|
|
and are usually the more stable and reliable ones.
|
|
|
|
In general, it's a very good idea to use only Microsoft-certified
|
|
WHQL drivers for your video card. Often people want to get the newest,
|
|
fastest beta drivers, but these drivers are almost ALWAYS riddled
|
|
with new bugs. You can also watch the version number of the drivers
|
|
a company releases - if the version number just jumped to a new
|
|
series (such as from the 70's to the 80's), watch out, it probably
|
|
has a lot of bugs that need worked out - give it 3-4 months before
|
|
expecting the new driver series to work well. With video drivers,
|
|
the newest isn't always the best!
|
|
|
|
Here is a list of some common card/chip manufacturers and where
|
|
to get their drivers. Don't forget to choose the WHQL driver!
|
|
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[ <A HREF="http://www.nvidia.com/page/drivers.html">NVIDIA driver</A> ]
|
|
Card manufacturers using NVIDIA (GeForce) graphics chips:
|
|
(note - most of these just link you to the nvidia driver above)
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.xfxforce.com/web/support/showSearchDriversProductCode.jspa">XFX</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.evga.com/support/drivers/">EVGA</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.bfgtech.com/driverdownload.aspx">BFG</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www2.pny.com/support/support.aspx">PNY</A> ]
|
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[ <A HREF="http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html">ATI driver</A> ]
|
|
Card manufacturers using ATI (Radeon) graphics chips:
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.visiontek.com/teksupport/drivers/drivers.html">VisionTek</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.dmmdownload.com/current.php">Diamond</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://downloadcenter.intel.com/">Intel</A> ] - then click 'graphics' on the left
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.sis.com/download/">SiS</A> ] - agree, then select 'graphics drivers'
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.s3graphics.com/">S3</A> ] - then click 'drivers'
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/graphics/">VIA</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/corpo/support/drivers/home.php">Matrox</A> ]
|
|
[ <A HREF="http://www.creative.com/language.asp?sDestUrl=/support/downloads">Creative Labs</A> ]
|
|
|
|
For others - or in general - if your graphics chip is made by Trident,
|
|
for example, then try a <A HREF="http://www.google.com/">google</A> search for:
|
|
|
|
Trident graphics driver
|
|
|
|
Then click on "support", then "drivers" (or "downloads"), then
|
|
"graphics driver", and so on.
|
|
|
|
|
|
2. [RE]INSTALL DIRECTX
|
|
|
|
Make sure you have a quasi-recent version of <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/">Microsoft DirectX</A>
|
|
installed. In reality, though, almost every PC in the world has
|
|
DirectX 9 on it at this point, so this shouldn't be a problem.
|
|
If you go to download it, you'll only be able to find DirectX 10 -
|
|
this is fine to install, though, as it includes DirectX 9 inside
|
|
it. As a last resort, though, if you are having problems,
|
|
you could try re-installing DirectX to see if it helps.
|
|
|
|
|
|
If you're having a non-critical problem, browse the following list of
|
|
common problems and their causes and solutions. Note that for each symptom-
|
|
cause-solution block, there can be multiple symptoms with the same cause and
|
|
solution, and the same symptom might be listed in multiple blocks.
|
|
|
|
If the solutions below don't work for you, please visit the forums at
|
|
<A HREF="http://www.nullsoft.com/free/milkdrop">http://www.nullsoft.com/free/milkdrop</A>, where you can read the most
|
|
recent troubleshooting issues and solutions.
|
|
|
|
|
|
ENTRY 1
|
|
SYMPTOM:
|
|
-any error message saying "Failed to create ..."
|
|
or "not enough memory...", or
|
|
-only a portion of the screen displays correctly; the rest is
|
|
either filled with garbage or badly flickering
|
|
CAUSE:
|
|
1) Your video card might not have enough memory to run MilkDrop at
|
|
the resolution (screen width and height) you've picked,
|
|
2) your drivers might be out of date,
|
|
3) you might need to reinstall DirectX (very very rare), or
|
|
4) your graphics card might be to crappy to *actually* run
|
|
pixel shaders well.
|
|
SOLUTION:
|
|
1) To battle video memory problems:
|
|
|
|
Go to the config panel and try smaller video modes (e.g.,
|
|
320x240 is smaller than 640x480). Even better is to try
|
|
a lower color bit depth; if you'd selected a 32-bit ("8888")
|
|
video mode before, try a 16- ("565" or "555") or 24-bit ("888")
|
|
one, for example. Note that it might only work in one of them;
|
|
so make sure you try them all. Trying these things is especially
|
|
important on laptops with limited video memory, or older video
|
|
cards with a small amount of video memory.
|
|
|
|
Finally, you can try locking the texture size (or "canvas size")
|
|
to 256x256 pixels, just to see if that fixes the problem.
|
|
If it does, try using a smaller fullscreen video mode to
|
|
free up some memory, or if running windowed, close other
|
|
graphics-hungry applications.
|
|
|
|
2,3) for instructions on how to reinstall DirectX or update
|
|
drivers, <A HREF="#5">go here</A>.
|
|
|
|
4) Go to the MilkDrop config panel (hit ALT+K) and on the second tab,
|
|
in the "Pixel Shaders" box, select "None." Now does MilkDrop run
|
|
ok? If so, your video card probably just can't reliably run
|
|
pixel shaders, due to either inferior hardware, or it could
|
|
be the driver. You can always try setting "Pixel Shaders"
|
|
back to "Auto" and then installing a newer (preferably WHQL)
|
|
video driver.
|
|
|
|
|
|
ENTRY 2
|
|
SYMPTOM:
|
|
-When I go to the Load Preset menu ('L') in MilkDrop, some of the
|
|
presets on disk are missing.
|
|
-I downloaded some new presets and put them in my Plugins\MilkDrop2\Presets
|
|
directory, but I can't access them from within MilkDrop.
|
|
CAUSE:
|
|
You probably have an older video card that can't handle the pixel
|
|
shaders needed to run some of the presets. MilkDrop automatically
|
|
hides any presets from you that you can't run.
|
|
SOLUTION:
|
|
* You could buy a new graphics card - one that meets the minimum
|
|
recommendation for MilkDrop 2. These cost less than $40.
|
|
* You could try forcing MilkDrop to try to run these presets.
|
|
Sometimes MilkDrop just hides them from you because it predicts
|
|
they will run horribly slow on your graphics card; in case it
|
|
is wrong about that, try this. Go into the MilkDrop config
|
|
panel (ALT+K) and go to the More Settings tab. Under the
|
|
"Pixel Shaders" option, change it from "Auto" to "Shader Model 2"
|
|
or "Shader Model 3". Then try to run MilkDrop and see if the
|
|
presets appear. If they do, you're in luck; if they don't, your
|
|
GPU really doesn't support those shader models.
|
|
|
|
|
|
ENTRY 3
|
|
SYMPTOM:
|
|
MilkDrop always looks the same - it's always showing the same
|
|
preset, and it never changes to a new preset unless I tell it to.
|
|
CAUSE:
|
|
Scroll Lock is on.
|
|
SOLUTION:
|
|
The Scroll Lock key is how you tell MilkDrop to lock the current
|
|
preset - i.e. don't randomly transition to a new preset unless you
|
|
do it. The state of the Scroll Lock key is remembered when you
|
|
start or stop MilkDrop, too, so be careful of that. If you are
|
|
experiencing this problem, you can fix it in any of the following
|
|
three ways:
|
|
1. hit Scroll Lock while MilkDrop is running (and the viz window is active);
|
|
2. load up the MilkDrop config panel (ALT+K), go to the More Settings
|
|
tab, and uncheck the "Start milkdrop with preset lock (scroll lock)
|
|
key ON" box;
|
|
3. if you're using a modern skin, there is a "random" button on
|
|
the frame of the window, which is the inverse of the Scroll Lock
|
|
state - i.e. you probably have Scroll Lock on and "random" off.
|
|
Click the "Random" button to turn random transitions back on
|
|
(and notice that scroll lock gets turned off as a result).
|
|
|
|
ENTRY 4
|
|
SYMPTOM:
|
|
I was browsing for presets from within MilkDrop ('L') key and
|
|
got lost. How do I get back to my presets?
|
|
SOLUTION:
|
|
Two ways to fix this. The easiest is to just reset MilkDrop
|
|
to its defaults - hit ALT+K to load the MilkDrop config panel,
|
|
then click the 'Defaults' button. The next time you launch
|
|
MilkDrop, it will start you in the default preset directory.
|
|
|
|
To fix it manually (and preserve all your settings), run
|
|
MilkDrop, hit F8, and paste in this path:
|
|
C:\Program Files\Winamp\Plugins\Milkdrop2\presets
|
|
[or equivalent].
|
|
|
|
Another way to fix it is to hit 'L', and browse all the way
|
|
down to the root folder (repeatedly select ".."), then
|
|
go into Program Files, Winamp, Plugins, MilkDrop2, and finally,
|
|
presets.
|
|
|
|
|
|
ENTRY 5
|
|
SYMPTOM:
|
|
-things flicker through (such as my AIM window ticker, taskbar
|
|
clock, web page animations, etc.) when I'm running MilkDrop
|
|
in fullscreen mode.
|
|
CAUSE:
|
|
You're probably running MilkDrop fullscreen at the same
|
|
resolution & color depth as your desktop, and Windows isn't
|
|
properly handling MilkDrop's request for exclusive access to the
|
|
screen, and is still letting other applications paint (draw)
|
|
themselves.
|
|
SOLUTION:
|
|
Change either your Windows desktop resolution or color depth, or
|
|
MilkDrop's fullscreen resolution or color depth, so that there
|
|
is some difference between the two. (To change your Windows
|
|
display settings, go to the Start Menu -> Settings -> Control
|
|
Panel -> Display -> Settings tab, and then change the "colors"
|
|
or "screen area" settings from there.) Also make sure you're
|
|
not using "fake" fullscreen mode (...uncheck this box on the
|
|
main screen of the config panel).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
<A NAME="6">
|
|
<B>6. Known Issues / Misc. / Tips:</B>
|
|
---------------
|
|
a. Tip for video capture: if you'd like to save sequences of video
|
|
from this plugin, there are several programs out there that will
|
|
let you do this. Warning: you will need a ton of free hard drive
|
|
space, and a fast CPU helps. A few of these programs are:
|
|
"FRAPS" <A HREF="http://www.fraps.com/">http://www.fraps.com/</A>
|
|
"Hypercam" <A HREF="http://www.hyperionics.com">http://www.hyperionics.com</A>
|
|
|
|
b. Close other apps:
|
|
For the best graphics performance, try to close as many other
|
|
applications as you can, before running the plugin, especially
|
|
those that tend to work in the background, such as anti-virus
|
|
or file-swapping software. Also, if you must leave other
|
|
applications open, try to minimize them (i.e. shrink the window
|
|
down to the taskbar) so that they stay out of the painting loop.
|
|
|
|
c. Windows Vista / Winamp with per-user settings
|
|
Be aware that if you're running Vista as a non-admin user,
|
|
you can't write to (or delete from) files in the Program Files
|
|
directory, which is were MilkDrop 2 is installed. So, anything
|
|
you try to write or save (like milkdrop's settings file, milk2.ini;
|
|
or presets) will probably end up deep in some user-specific,
|
|
virtualized "Program Files" directory somewhere on your hard
|
|
drive. Yell at Microsoft for this one!
|
|
|
|
Also, if you installed Winamp with per-user settings (instead of
|
|
shared settings) - on any OS, not just Vista - be aware that your
|
|
.INI files (milk2.ini, milk2_img.ini, milk2_cfg.ini) are all
|
|
stored in a folder like this:
|
|
|
|
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Winamp\Plugins
|
|
|
|
(Note that 'Application Data' is a hidden folder.) However,
|
|
presets, textures, and things like that are all shared between
|
|
users, in the real [c:\Program Files]\winamp\plugins\milkdrop2 folder.
|
|
If you want to keep your presets separate, you can still do that,
|
|
though - just put them in a personal folder, and then seek to it
|
|
from within MilkDrop. If you're using per-user settings in Winamp,
|
|
it will remember which folder you last used.
|
|
|
|
|
|
<A NAME="7">
|
|
<B>7. Using Line-In</B>
|
|
-----------------------
|
|
If you want to use your sound card's Line-In or CD Audio inputs for
|
|
sound data (instead of mp3 files), you can do this. Do the following:
|
|
1. CONNECT WIRES
|
|
Connect your audio source (a stereo, a live feed, whatever) into
|
|
the line-in (or microphone) 1/8" jack on your sound card. You
|
|
might want to test & verify that your cable is good before doing
|
|
this.
|
|
2. SELECT SOUND INPUT CHANNEL & ADJUST VOLUME
|
|
In Windows, double-click the speaker icon in your systray (where
|
|
the clock is). Then, on the menu, go to Options -> Properties
|
|
and select the "Recording" option. Then make sure the Line In
|
|
(or Microphone) input channel (whichever is appropriate for
|
|
your case) is SELECTED (with a check mark) and that the volume
|
|
is close to, or at, the maximum. Hit OK.
|
|
3. TELL WINAMP TO USE LINE-IN
|
|
Open Winamp, and hit CTRL+L (the "Open Location" hotkey). Now
|
|
type in "linein://" as the location you want to open. (Leave out
|
|
the quotes and make sure you use FORWARD slashes.) Hit PLAY
|
|
('x' key for the lazy), and the little built-in oscilloscope (or
|
|
spectrum analyzer) in Winamp should start showing your signal.
|
|
4. RUN MILKDROP
|
|
Run MilkDrop as usual. If the waves are too small or large,
|
|
either adjust the volume from Windows' Volume Control, or adjust
|
|
the sound level at the source.
|
|
|
|
If you are doing shows using live audio, and if you have a multiple monitor
|
|
setup, you might also want to use the "VJ mode" feature, which lets you
|
|
control MilkDrop (even editing shaders on the fly, etc.) via a separate monitor.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
<A NAME="8">
|
|
<B>8. Acknowledgements</B>
|
|
-----------------------
|
|
A very special thanks & triple word scores out to Francis Gastellu
|
|
and Justin Frankel for the use of their quite-excellent
|
|
realtime mathematical expression evaluation library, evallib.
|
|
|
|
A huge thanks to Rovastar for running milkdrop.co.uk and all
|
|
of the work and passion he has put into making MilkDrop great.
|
|
|
|
Also, a super special thanks go out to the following preset
|
|
authors for their excellent artistic & mathematical work:
|
|
|
|
Aderrasi
|
|
Bill Melgren
|
|
Che
|
|
CTho
|
|
Idiot
|
|
Illusion
|
|
Krash
|
|
Mstress
|
|
Rovastar
|
|
Rozzor
|
|
Studiomusic
|
|
Telek
|
|
Tobias Wolf Boi
|
|
Unchained
|
|
Zylot
|
|
|
|
...and to everyone else who has contributed.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
<A NAME="9">
|
|
<B>9. Version History</B>
|
|
-----------------------
|
|
2.2 - November 2009
|
|
- updated to use ns-eel2 (thanks Justin)
|
|
|
|
2.1 - January 2009
|
|
-pixel shader 2.0 & 3.0 support tweaks
|
|
-unicode support for F2 key feature
|
|
-removed some older Milkdrop presets and added some newer ones to Winamp installer
|
|
|
|
2.0e - August 2008
|
|
-added localization support
|
|
-unicode support for milkdrop playlist and title
|
|
-tweaked menus
|
|
|
|
2.0d - January 2008
|
|
-worked around colossal Intel driver bugs. See (or skip) long description in next item.
|
|
-tightened up various uses of the DX9 api, to decrease the chances of bugs due to poor DX9 compliance
|
|
by drivers for lower-end graphics chips (namely Intel integrated graphics). Most importantly,
|
|
all Intel drivers seem to implement DrawIndexedPrimitiveUP() incorrectly, which was killing
|
|
MilkDrop. Since Intel has has this collosal failure in their driver for eons, I decided to work
|
|
around it, and removed all calls to this function. MilkDrop should now run properly on Intel
|
|
graphics chips.
|
|
-also did the following little things to help decrease chances of buggy driver interactions:
|
|
-now using more exact D3DFVF_TEXCOORDSIZE2(0,1,2) specifiers, in addition to _TEX2, etc.
|
|
-cleaned up headers (vertex declarations) in data\*.fx files to more closely match the vertex buffers.
|
|
-set z==0 for all vertices during the composite shader
|
|
-fixed some bugs w/giant mesh sizes
|
|
|
|
2.0c - December 2007 (bundled with winamp 5.51)
|
|
-if a texture (used in a shader) is not found, MilkDrop now also looks in the current preset folder
|
|
to try and find it. This makes it so that preset downloaders can be lazy and just put
|
|
the presets, along with the textures that come with them, into the same directory.
|
|
-fixed a bug where blur textures weren't always being sampled with bilinear filtering
|
|
-fixed a bug where it would sometimes crash when exiting fullscreen mode while using a modern skin
|
|
(needed to tell Winamp that we were the viz window, via SET_EMBED_GUID(avs_guid))
|
|
-desktop mode no longer causes explorer to crash in Windows Vista; it instead just shuts
|
|
off the icon-re-creation code.
|
|
-desktop mode: fixed default placement of icons, when taskbar is on the left/top side of the screen.
|
|
-removed Winamp version check, so people can run it with older winamps (within reason)
|
|
-if warand() function can't be found (older winamps), it calls a wrapper fn to rand()
|
|
-fixed font face for custom messages - was errantly using song title font face for custom msgs
|
|
-song title texture size is now based on max of screen width vs. height, rather than just width.
|
|
-simple waveform no longer draws itself when its alpha is less than 1/256 (0.004).
|
|
-added some cool new presets / filtered out some old crummy ones & repeats
|
|
-changes of note for preset authors:
|
|
-added "pixelsx" and "pixelsy" to preset's main per-frame and per-vertex equations.
|
|
(equiv. of "texsize.xy" in shaders)
|
|
-custom waves: you can now vary the # of samples from the custom wave per-frame code.
|
|
Added new var, "samples", to custom wave init code [read only] and per-frame code [r/w] -
|
|
tells you (and lets you set) the # of samples to draw for the wave.
|
|
-'time' value in shaders now wraps back to 0, after 10,000 seconds spent on a preset
|
|
(to avoid precision jitters)
|
|
-fixed bug where 'Draw Thick' was never working for custom waves.
|
|
-added "#define tex3d tex3D" to include.fx
|
|
---( changes after this point were made in v2.0a, 25 Oct 2007, which wasn't officially released... )---
|
|
-Preset list scan (when milkdrop launches) now happens in a background thread,
|
|
so there is no drop in framerate while the scan is done.
|
|
-added instancing to custom shapes!!
|
|
-you can now set the # of instances for each of the 4 custom shapes
|
|
[1..1024]
|
|
-the per-frame code will actually be called 'num_inst' times,
|
|
and each time, the variable 'instance' will increment (0,1,2,... num_inst-1).
|
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-lots of new presets
|
|
-plugin no longer has a taskbar icon when running in desktop mode
|
|
-shader writing: tex2d() now works (before only tex2D() worked)
|
|
-fixed default fullscreen display mode (...if you'd never gone to the config
|
|
panel and saved your settings, it defaulted you to 1024x768; now it
|
|
defaults you to your desktop res).
|
|
-fixed a few blending bugs (and greatly cleaned up the code)
|
|
for transitioning between presets with mixed pixel shader versions
|
|
-transitions: when booleans from the old comp shader interpolate
|
|
during a blend, if the old & new shaders did & didn't use a comp shader
|
|
(or vice versa), then it will now be smart about when it switches the
|
|
boolean, so you don't see any avoidable jumps. (mostly for darken,
|
|
video echo orientation, brighten, solarize, etc.)
|
|
-presets now save with a few less decimal places for most of the values (less waste)
|
|
-finally fixed seldom-seen wave bug; it was due to per-frame code "wave_mystery = time*0.03;" when used with wave types 0,1,4. Now those wave types repeat the waveparam value in the [-1..1] range, so it always looks good.
|
|
-fixed preset list selected pos after preset delete
|
|
-found and fixed bug with custom wave/shape import
|
|
-Fixes to documentation, driver link updates, etc.
|
|
-Fixed bug with the 'texture wrap' and 'sustain level' menu items'
|
|
visibility (...they should, and now only do, show if the current preset
|
|
doesn't use pixel shaders).
|
|
-fixed bug with 'edit sprites' and 'edit custom messages' buttons on the config
|
|
panel - they were trying to edit the milkdrop 1.0 ini files (milk_*.ini
|
|
rather than milk2_*.ini).
|
|
-fixed bug with desktop mode - when paused, if you dragged the mouse around
|
|
on the desktop, milkdrop would update [new] frames instead of just redrawing
|
|
the exact same last [paused] frame.
|
|
-fixed bug with desktop mode - if you made winamp run just in the systray,
|
|
then ran MD2 in desktop mode, then minimized winamp to the systray,
|
|
then used a global hotkey to pause the song, then clicked on some
|
|
random window (say, calc.exe) and then clicked back on milkdrop,
|
|
the taskbar would disappear. This no longer happens because the
|
|
viz window, in desktop mode, now only covers the visible portion
|
|
of the desktop, and not the area occupied by the taskbar.
|
|
-docs: updated links & text for drivers section
|
|
|
|
2.0 - 10 October 2007 (bundled with winamp 5.5)
|
|
-MilkDrop has been upgraded from DirectX 8 to DirectX 9.
|
|
-This means it now supports Pixel Shaders.
|
|
-Each preset can now have two shaders in it: a warp shader
|
|
and a composite shader.
|
|
-The "warp" shader performs the frame-to-frame image-warping operation.
|
|
-The "composite" shader performs the final display of the feedback
|
|
image to the user.
|
|
-See the <A HREF="milkdrop_preset_authoring.html">preset authoring guide</A> for more information.
|
|
-Added a "back" button for presets! You can now use the 'backspace' key
|
|
to go back to up to 64 presets that recently played.
|
|
-Presets can now load textures (jpg, png, etc.) from disk and use them
|
|
(in shaders) for whatever they want.
|
|
-Also added several built-in 2D and 3D procedural noise textures.
|
|
-You can edit the warp & composite shaders on-screen.
|
|
-Per-pixel equations have been renamed to per-vertex equations, because
|
|
that's what they really were. These equations determine how each point
|
|
moves - on a big grid that covers the screen. For all the pixels in between,
|
|
the motion was interpolated. Now, that motion data comes into the warp
|
|
shader as a "uv" coordinate, and you can use it like before, or you can
|
|
do more work on top of it - but because the pixel shader truly executes
|
|
(independently) on each pixel, the warp shader truly operates at a "per-pixel"
|
|
resolution.
|
|
-When editing per You can now copy and paste to and from the *Windows* clipboard.
|
|
CTRL+C copy
|
|
CTRL+X cut
|
|
CTRL+V paste
|
|
-The internal canvas (texture) size is no longer locked to power-of-2 squares;
|
|
it can now match the window size perfectly (...or you can override it
|
|
to use the old NP2 method).
|
|
-Max gridsize is up from 128 to 192.
|
|
-Added 'A' key (aggregate) - loads a random preset, then loads the warp shader
|
|
from another random preset, and then loads the composite shader from
|
|
a third random preset.
|
|
-Added 'D' key - cycles between various lock-states for the warp and
|
|
composite shaders. When one of these shaders is locked,
|
|
loading a new preset will load everything *except* the
|
|
locked shaders, creating a mix between the two presets.
|
|
-Ditched 'stereo 3D' mode. It never worked that well anyway.
|
|
-Added "aspectx" and "aspecty" (read-only) to per-frame and per-vertex variables,
|
|
to help presets deal with widescreen display modes properly.
|
|
Multiply an X,Y coord by these to make it fit the window properly.
|
|
-The q1-q8 variables have been expanded; the range is now q1-q32.
|
|
|
|
1.04L - 04 May 2007
|
|
-added localization support
|
|
-fixed Milkdrop DEP incompatibility
|
|
-fixed theming of preferences under XP+
|
|
|
|
1.04d - 13 February 2007
|
|
-fixed some multi-user issues
|
|
|
|
1.04c - 21 June 2006
|
|
-added missing files to Winamp installer
|
|
-added multi user support
|
|
-fixed 100% cpu usage when paused
|
|
-added over 200 new Milkdrop presets to Winamp installer!
|
|
|
|
|
|
1.04b - 10 October 2003
|
|
-slimmed down the presets for bundling w/Winamp 5
|
|
-fixed blurry text when running in wa5 w/skinning,
|
|
before first window resize
|
|
-can now start plugin w/o music (Winamp 5+)
|
|
-(hopefully Justin shrank the DLL some, too)
|
|
|
|
1.04 - 31 July 2003
|
|
-upgraded to VMS (VisMegaSDK) 1.05 and DirectX 8. That means a revolutionized
|
|
Desktop Mode, better driver support, better multimon support, winamp
|
|
skinning (when running in windowed mode), increased general stability,
|
|
and much, much more.
|
|
-added CUSTOM SHAPES and CUSTOM WAVEFORMS.
|
|
-added the following variables for per-frame scripting: (all booleans, except
|
|
'gamma') wave_usedots, wave_thick, wave_additive, wave_brighten
|
|
gamma, darken_center, wrap, invert, brighten, darken, solarize
|
|
(also, note that echo_zoom, echo_alpha, and echo_orient were already in there,
|
|
but weren't covered in the documentation!)
|
|
-added 'meshx' and 'meshy' [read-only] variables to the preset init, per-frame,
|
|
and per-pixel equations
|
|
-cranked max. mesh size up to 128x96
|
|
-added alphanumeric seeking to the playlist; while playlist is up,
|
|
you can now press A-Z and 0-9 to seek to the next song in the playlist
|
|
that starts with that character. SHIFT+A-Z seeks upward (while lowercase/
|
|
regular a-z seeks downward).
|
|
-added some options to config panel
|
|
-sprites & custom messages: added 'kill' keys
|
|
-CTRL+K kills all running sprites
|
|
-CTRL+T kills current song title anim
|
|
-CTRL+Y kills current custom message
|
|
-sprites:
|
|
-for sprites, color key can't be a range anymore; it's
|
|
now limited to just a single color. 'colorkey_lo' and
|
|
'colorkey_hi' have been replaced with just one setting,
|
|
'colorkey'.
|
|
-also, behavior of the 'burn' variable has changed; now,
|
|
a sprite can be burned in on any frame, not just on the
|
|
last frame before it dies. See the sample sprite config
|
|
file, milk_img.ini, for more information.
|
|
-preset ratings are no longer read in all at once; instead, they are scanned in
|
|
1 per frame until they're all in. This fixes the long pauses when you switch
|
|
to a directory that has many hundreds of presets. If you want to switch
|
|
back to the old way (read them all in at once), there is an option for it
|
|
in the config panel.
|
|
-internal texture size now has a little more bias toward a finer texture,
|
|
based on the window size, when set to 'Auto'. (Before, for example,
|
|
to reach 1024x1024, the window had to be 768x768 or greater; now, it
|
|
only has to be 640x640 (25% of the way there). I adjusted it because
|
|
before, at in-between resolutions like 767x767, it looked very grainy;
|
|
now it will always look nice and crisp, at any window size, but still
|
|
won't cause too much aliasing (due to downsampling for display).
|
|
-..and much many massive amounts of more!
|
|
|
|
1.03 final - 19 June 2002
|
|
-fixed bug with motion vectors; when there were 64 of them on X
|
|
and 48 and Y (the upper limits), stray lines would sometimes
|
|
be drawn along the top and right edges of the screen.
|
|
-revamped the help screen
|
|
-added some cool new presets
|
|
-touched up the documentation
|
|
|
|
1.03 beta 3 - 15 May 2002
|
|
-letter 'g' no longer gets cut off in custom messages
|
|
-(oops... it's 'wave_mode', not 'wave_type'.)
|
|
-fixed 'q1'..'q8' in the preset init code.
|
|
-revamped the way presets are loaded & blended; transitions
|
|
should be cleaner now.
|
|
-made motion vectors morph more smoothly during transitions;
|
|
if the old preset had motion vectors on but the new one
|
|
doesn't, then the #, drift speed, length, and color
|
|
of motion vectors does not change as they fade out;
|
|
and vice versa if the mv's are fading in.
|
|
-added optional 'burn-in' for sprites, so when they are finished,
|
|
they leave an imprint in the background. The sprite will
|
|
burn into the background at the end of its lifetime
|
|
if the variable 'burn' is set to a nonzero value; if 'burn'
|
|
is zero, the sprite will not burn in.
|
|
-motion vectors: reverted to 1.02 functionality, following
|
|
krash's advice. So mv's should now be backwards-compatible
|
|
(with 1.02 versions and earlier). Now, dx and dy are constant
|
|
offsets for the motion vectors; if you want them to scroll,
|
|
alter dx and dy based on the time (or frame).
|
|
-finished writing critical notes in milk_img.ini.
|
|
-revamped the keyboard interface for custom messages & sprites.
|
|
see the documentation. The realtime help screen won't
|
|
provide too useful, though (not enough space to lay it all
|
|
down there).
|
|
|
|
1.03 beta 2 - 1 May 2002
|
|
-preset comments are in; start them with '//' anywhere on the line,
|
|
and the rest of the line will be ignored.
|
|
-added variables:
|
|
-fps (read-only)
|
|
-video echo options: echo_zoom (0..1..+inf), echo_alpha (0..1),
|
|
echo_orient (0,1,2,3)
|
|
-motion vector drift: mv_dx, mv_dy (a la geiss)
|
|
-wave_mode[0-7], wave_a(0..?)
|
|
-fixed texel alignment
|
|
-nVidia: dx|dy += -1/(texsize*2)
|
|
-same for: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=83401
|
|
All nVidia Cards (Many confirmed tested),
|
|
3dfx Voodoo Cards (Voodoo 3 confirmed tested),
|
|
ATI Cards (ATI All-In-Wonder confirmed Tested)
|
|
Kyro II Confirmed Tested
|
|
even Illusion's antiquated Intel Card needs it.
|
|
-(untested: the matrox cards)
|
|
-super thanks to Rovastar for researching & cracking this one
|
|
-added option for thicker waves; see wave menu.
|
|
-note: only takes effect when texture size is >= 512x512!
|
|
-modified presets for new texel alignment fix:
|
|
-Zylot - Tunnel of Illusion
|
|
-Zylot - S. Pulse Virus
|
|
-Most of Krash' s presets
|
|
-Illusion and Rovastar - Grand Odyssey Mod
|
|
-Unchained: Goo Kung Foo and Perverted dialect.
|
|
-optimized some, thanks to Rovastar for pointing out lines in
|
|
per-pixel code that could be migrated into per-frame code.
|
|
-many of my own: made waveforms thick
|
|
-some new presets
|
|
-(bipolar 4,5; supernova 2; calligraphy; others from milkdrop.co.uk)
|
|
-fixed bug with sound analysis where sound variables in expressions
|
|
(bass, bass_att, treb, etc.) could be NAN on the first frame
|
|
that milkdrop ran. (symptoms could be bad if the value was
|
|
used over & over in subsequent frames!)
|
|
-saved about 100k on the installer by updating to NSIS 1.98 and
|
|
using the new bzip2 compression. (thanks again to rovastar)
|
|
-made the texture used for song titles & custom messages take 1/4
|
|
as much video memory (was square before, blech - now it tries
|
|
4:1; if that fails it tries 2:1; then 1:1 as a last resort.)
|
|
-added config panel option to mute all errors/warnings that might
|
|
appear in the upper-right corner.
|
|
-revamped the configuration for desktop mode w/software blit.
|
|
Now, you have a choice of 3 different ways to bring the image
|
|
across the bus (from video to system memory). Then the image
|
|
is converted from RGB to YUV on the cpu, and then you also get
|
|
to select how to send the image across the bus again, back to
|
|
video memory, for display on the desktop. The 3 methods are
|
|
1) copy the data using an mmx-accelerated memory copy routine
|
|
(never-fail cornbread)
|
|
2) use directx to blit from one surface to another
|
|
(sometimes drivers flake out on this)
|
|
3) skip it; read/write directly to/from video memory
|
|
(never-fail cornbread)
|
|
Regarding 1 vs. 3: they'll both always work; usually #1 is
|
|
faster going from video to system memory, and #3 is faster
|
|
going from system back to video; but not always. Try different
|
|
combinations out on your card and see what happens.
|
|
-sprites!
|
|
users can edit 'milk_img.ini' and write their own code to control
|
|
the sprites. Each sprite is an instance of a jpeg image from disk,
|
|
displayed according to the code in the .ini file. Up to 16 sprites
|
|
can be running at once.
|
|
-stole Y + K keys for use with custom messages & sprites.
|
|
Hit 'y' to enter custom message mode, then enter two-digit
|
|
codes to launch custom messages. Hit 'k' to enter sprite
|
|
mode, then enter three-digit codes to launch sprites.
|
|
-added 'preset initialization code', so you can initialize
|
|
your custom variables when the preset is first loaded.
|
|
-increased number of 'q' variables from 5 to 8. (q1..q8 are
|
|
used to carry values from the per-frame equations to the
|
|
per-pixel equations. Note that they can now also carry
|
|
values from the preset init equations, on to the per-frame
|
|
AND per-pixel equations!)
|
|
-automated the brightness slider in the config panel; now there's
|
|
a checkbox that says, 'guess, based on my video card'. Currently,
|
|
the auto-brightness algorithm is simple: if you have an nVidia
|
|
card, it will set it to 2; otherwise, it sets it to 0.
|
|
|
|
1.02 - 2/7/02
|
|
-added CUSTOM MESSAGES - you can edit them in the file MILK_MSG.INI in your
|
|
WINAMP\PLUGINS directory. They are displayed by either keying in their
|
|
2-digit numerical code ('##') at runtime, or randomly if you choose this
|
|
option from the config panel (see the 'More Options' dialog).
|
|
-also added RANDOMIZATION FOR SONG TITLE ANIMATIONS (also see the 'More
|
|
Options' dialog from the config panel).
|
|
-added INSTANT HARD CUT HOTKEY: 'H'
|
|
-for preset authors:
|
|
-per_frame and per_pixel code use to get cut off if they didn't fit
|
|
on the screen; this is now fixed (flips to next page as needed)
|
|
-when editing per-frame/per-pixel equations, the line that the cursor
|
|
is on is now highlighted!
|
|
-fixed an old bug where if the per-pixel or per-frame code had nothing
|
|
in it except spaces & linefeeds, it would display an error message
|
|
saying "error in per-{pixel|frame} code".
|
|
-added a 'trail length' parameter to the motion vectors.
|
|
-added a bunch of per-frame variables to control the motion vectors:
|
|
mv_x, mv_y, mv_l, mv_r, mv_g, mv_b, mv_a. Also got rid of the
|
|
motion vectors on/off setting; now the opacity controls this.
|
|
-cranked up max. # of user variables from 23 to 33. (Added 16 slots,
|
|
but used 6 of them for motion vectors.)
|
|
-added a per-frame variable called 'monitor'. Set the value of this
|
|
variable in the per-frame code, and then press 'N' to monitor (show)
|
|
its value in the top-right corner of the screen. Should be very
|
|
useful for debugging. (Thanks to Krash for the great suggestion
|
|
on how to implement this!)
|
|
-added the int() function, which turns the argument into an integer
|
|
(whole number). Rounding is toward zero. Examples:
|
|
int(-1.1) -> -1, int(-1) -> -1, int(-0.9) -> 0;
|
|
int(0.9) -> 0, int (1.0) -> 1, int(1.1) -> 1;
|
|
int (2.1) -> 2.
|
|
-improved 3D mode:
|
|
-drastically improved quality of stereo 3D images by changing default
|
|
3d colors to CYAN (full green + blue; was just full blue) for the
|
|
left eye and RED for the right eye. It turns out that this provides
|
|
an equivalent 3d image, but gives you the full range of colors for
|
|
all presets, which in turn probably makes the 3Dness more visible
|
|
to your brain anyway.
|
|
-also, when in 3D mode, made the waveforms 60% white and 40% their
|
|
original color (used to be 100% white because so much color was lost
|
|
in the green channel).
|
|
-song titles:
|
|
-(added randomization, as mentioned above)
|
|
-improved max. resolution of song titles by increasing the max.
|
|
allowable GDI font size
|
|
-fixed longstanding bug with the "burning in" of song titles after
|
|
they're done displaying; the old, floating location wouldn't exactly
|
|
match where the title would be burned into the background & melt away.
|
|
-timing & animation:
|
|
-protected against milkdrop's animation running super-fast because the
|
|
clock jumped way ahead when no frames were rendered (i.e. milkdrop
|
|
got stalled somehow).
|
|
-smoothed the animation by assuming the time for each frame to be 80%
|
|
of 1/fps and 20% the actual time reported.
|
|
-misc:
|
|
-converted ANSI_CHARSET to DEFAULT_CHARSET in CreateFont() calls (should
|
|
fix some display of funky/foreign character sets)
|
|
-added 'R' key to toggle random vs. sequential order for loading presets
|
|
-fixed alphanumeric sorting of presets (used to have minor errors such
|
|
as putting "galaxy 2" before "galaxy", and so forth - unfortunately
|
|
this is how strcmp() - even Windows Explorer - sorts them. I rewrote
|
|
strcmp() to make it sort in a more 'natural' order.)
|
|
-'&' characters in preset filenames no longer show up as an '_' character,
|
|
although it still looks funny if you try to save one with an '&' already
|
|
in it, but don't worry, it will preserve the '&' (even though it looks
|
|
messed up). Note that you still can't type a *new* '&' into the filename
|
|
when you go to save a preset. It is safe to rename it from outside
|
|
MilkDrop, though, and use it in MilkDrop later.
|
|
-fixed preset-to-preset blending bugs for the 10 border variables.
|
|
-fixed a bug in blending from a preset using waveform #7 (two horizontal
|
|
waveforms) to waveform #0 (a circular waveform), where the right edge
|
|
of the top horizonal wave would get connected (via a straight line)
|
|
to the left edge of the bottom horizontal wave, as soon as the blend
|
|
began.
|
|
-m_debug.txt: added some caps detection info at init time; screened out
|
|
logging of WM_MOUSEMOVE, WM_NCHITTEST, and WM_SETCURSOR messages.
|
|
-improved motion vector motion prediction so that the tips of the motion
|
|
vectors should be perfectly matched from frame to frame, when the
|
|
trail length is set to 1. **Note that it defaults to 0.9, so that
|
|
the look is similar to the old, mismatched version! (so the presets
|
|
are backwards compatible.) **Also note that for video cards that
|
|
do not support anti-aliased edges, there could be up to 1 pixel of
|
|
error here. Check m_debug.txt for whether or not your driver/card
|
|
supports anti-aliased edges for lines.)
|
|
|
|
1.01 - 12/7/01
|
|
-playlist feature ('p' key) no longer crashes on Windows ME/98SE.
|
|
-fixed problems with ampersand ('&') character in song titles/playlist
|
|
-fixed bug with previous max. of 23 user variables per session. (Now,
|
|
it's a max of 23 user variables per preset, as it should be.)
|
|
|
|
1.0 - 10/30/01
|
|
-added a section to the documentation on using "line-in" as your
|
|
audio source (instead of mp3's)
|
|
-lowered minimum frame time (enforced by winamp) from 25 ms to 10ms,
|
|
so now, the max. possible fps is 100 instead of 40.
|
|
-tightened A/V sync by 5 ms (raised audio latency from 25 to 30 ms).
|
|
-fixed &'s in song titles (as displayed when you hit F2)
|
|
-F7,F8 were switched in the help screen (F1)
|
|
-when running in desktop mode, if you have a pattern on your windows
|
|
background, it gets nuked. Before, if you had a pattern, the
|
|
pattern would remain and you'd only be able to see milkdrop through
|
|
the small boxes of your desktop icons' background text. I didn't
|
|
bother restoring the pattern upon exit because I am lazy and assume
|
|
that nobody intentionally uses these things anymore. =)
|
|
-improved warning message for windowed/desktop modes, when auto-texture-
|
|
size is scaled down due to insufficient video memory. It previously
|
|
just reported the downsizing, but now, it also recommends that you
|
|
drop your color depth to 16 bits (if you haven't already) and that
|
|
you try decreasing your screen resolution.
|
|
-might have fixed a bug with the playlist feature ('p') crashing people's
|
|
machines.
|
|
|
|
0.99g - 9/11/01
|
|
-added playlist browsing (hit 'p')
|
|
-added checkbox to fix slow text (finally!)
|
|
-song titles fixed too (on some cards, they were garbled) (also, in low
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video mem. situations, they might have never appeared - that's fixed too)
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-added checkbox to allow double buffering for desktop mode; default is
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UNCHECKED; can provide significant speed boost, but you might see some
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tearing during the vertical retrace; if so, enable double-buffering.
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It used to always be double-buffered, which is slower, though it is
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page-tearing-artifact-free.
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-added always-on-top option for windowed mode
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-added "page x of y" footnote to the preset and playlist menus
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-improved the auto-texture-size management code, so users will be less
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likely to get the "couldn't create offscreen surface #1" (or #2) error.
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Instead, the textures are continally downsized until there is enough
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memory for them. This might mean blockier images, but at least it will run.
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-desktop mode can now do software blit when an RGB overlay surface is created.
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(before, software blit was really only available for YUV-type overlays.)
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-desktop mode compatibility improved: more likely to work at higher resolutions now
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-desktop mode: fixed YUV-type *non-mmx* software blits when Windows is in 16-bit color.
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(weren't implemented before; it just assumed windows was in 32-bit color,
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and the result would look munged.)
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-improved mmx memcpy: will now copy as long as the (difference between two
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pointers) % 8 is zero. (before, they both had to be a multiple of 8).
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-reorganized the config panel; nice
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-centered the config panel on the screen (by removing winamp as hwndparent - der)
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-centered the 3 color picker dialogs (by specifying current dialog window
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as the parent - der)
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-(also cleaned up redundant code for color picker dialogs)
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-super-slight optimizations to speed of waveform blending
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-tweaked the way the "clear screen at startup" option works, since some
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users had problems with it
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-fixed aspect ratio, so when window is at an extreme AR, it clips the extra
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(instead of fitting the image to the window)
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-fixed a fullscreen lost surface bug introduced in 0.99f that blacked
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the screen out if you ALT-TABBED out of milkdrop & returned.
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-fixed bug where tooltips were lost on some systems (left variable in,
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but no way to change it - locked to TRUE for now)
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-fixed bug where 'try for RGB overlay...' and 'try for YUV overlay...'
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checkboxes were disabled when software blit was on. (Don't know what
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I was thinking there!)
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-tweaked presets; added some cool shift-on-beat effects
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0.99f - 8/22/01
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-added graphical song titles
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-added screen borders; can be used to create interesting feedback patterns when
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zooming out
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-waveforms now blend smoothly!
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-finally gave milkdrop an application icon
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-added 'U' key to toggle winamp's shuffle feature on/off
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-fixed bug with handling of 'r' key when preset menu is up; now, to rename a file,
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use INSERT
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-fixed a 1-frame-delay bug for warping (caused a lag for audio-driven 'warps')
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-fixed bug where 'progress' variable's value was always 0 in per-pixel eq's
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(thanks rovastar)
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-removed "F7: show tooltips for menu items" hotkey (needed it for title animations)
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-removed U, I keys (for warp)
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-moved T key (for zoom) to I (i=zoom in, I=zoom out) (T is now used for song titles)
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-speed optimization: now using memcpy_MMX to copy 576*2*4=4608 bytes of sound data
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per frame
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-size optimizations: painstakingly shaved 8k off the .dll
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-in windowed mode, when a user resizes the window to a size that's too large and
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there's not enough video memory and MilkDrop closes, it now resets the size
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of the window for the next time you run MilkDrop. (before it would just try
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to start the next time with the same window position/size and keep failing.)
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-added 'try for RGB overlay before trying YUV-types' checkbox
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-added 'try for YUY2 overlay surface before trying UYVY' checkbox
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-added "stereo 3d always on" option (unchecked by default)
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-added "clear screen at startup" option (checked by default)
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-made soft cut timer reset on hard cuts
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0.99e - 7/5/01
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-added beat-driven HARD CUTS; very cool
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-added a VJ mode, where you can make all the text draw in a separate
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window instead of to the main graphics display; should be very
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handy for concerts
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-added preset rating; use + and - keys (volume control is only available
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w/up,down arrows now); use F6 to show rating of current preset
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-you can now use any color lenses for left/right stereo vision; just tell
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it what color you've got (by speaking aloud)
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-desktop mode optimization: block copy from video memory is now optional,
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because on 5-10% of systems, it actually makes things slower.
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-transitions between 2 presets both using video echo, but in different
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orientations, are now smooth
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-added 'progress' variable to per-frame and per-pixel equations; tells you
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how far through the preset you are (temporally) (0..1), so you can make
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gradually-shifting effects
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-added mystery param to per-frame eq's (variable name is 'wave_mystery')
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-settings such as showing song titles, times, fps, ratings, tooltips, etc.
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are all now preserved from session to session
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-when Load menu is up, added seeking by typing in first char of name
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-also disabled left/right arrows when Load menu is up, so music
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|
won't skip on you
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-windowed mode now remembers the window's final size, position between sessions
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-safe for 2nd monitor, too
|
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-fixed bug with ALT-TABBING in and out of fullscreen mode
|
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-fixed bug with vertical spacing of song title/time readout when the fancy
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font size was set to anything but "normal"
|
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-plugin listing (in Winamp prefs screen) and the window title now show the
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version #
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-fonts now scale with the window
|
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-protected against trying to run MilkDrop while the config panel is still open
|
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-fixed the 1-pixel-wide garbage that sometimes sat at the right and bottom
|
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edges, in windowed mode
|
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-fixed bug where after going to another app, fullscreen, while in Desktop Mode,
|
|
upon your return from fullscreen the overlay surface was lost (and just sat
|
|
there, black).
|
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-stopped sending WM_KEYUPs to Winamp (oops; never sent WM_KEYDOWNS to begin
|
|
with anyway)
|
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-load menu: '[..]' now reads '[..] (parent directory)'
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-config panel: broke some stuff off into a 'more options' dialog
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0.99d - 6/5/01
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-desktop mode is officially in
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-added new waveforms
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-added temporal wave alignment
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-added fps limiting
|
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-added "view documentation" button to config panel
|
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-added UP/DOWN keys for volume up/down
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-improved seeking for CTRL-LEFT, CTRL_RIGHT: now seeks by breaks between groups of
|
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alphabetic characters, instead of just looking for spaces.
|
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-added 5 new variables (q1..q5) for passing values from the per-frame to the per-pixel
|
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equations (user-defined variables don't carry over like permanent variables)
|
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-added brighten (square root), darken (square), invert, and solarize filters
|
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-tweak: made transitions slightly sharper (10% more toward a cosine curve than a
|
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linear curve now)
|
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-now setting D3DRENDERSTATE_SHADEMODE to D3DSHADE_GOURAUD (used to be FLAT,
|
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and combined with per-vertex coloration, which seemed to be asking for trouble)
|
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-added warning messagebox for if first call to SetRenderTarget fails
|
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-fixed bugs with the values of "x" and "y" for per-pixel equations
|
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-x: range was -1..1; should have been 0..1
|
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-y: range was 0..2; should have been 0..1
|
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-(all presets using x,y in their per-pixel equations had to be adjusted)
|
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-fixed bug where if the previous preset folder disappeared, you couldn't hit 'L'
|
|
to browse to a new folder
|
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-fixed a potential bug with dither not being a hardware capability
|
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-fixed a bug with scroll lock (didn't reset the LED state when MilkDrop started)
|
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-fixed a bug with loading presets with blank lines in the per-frame or per-pixel
|
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equations
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-(the blank line, and everything after it, would not be read in)
|
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-revamped gamma loop
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0.99c - 5/21/01
|
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-added red-blue stereo; use F9 to toggle it on/off
|
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-note: you need those cheesy glasses with the red & blue plastic
|
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lenses for this to work!
|
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-added a bunch of 3D presets in the \3D subdir
|
|
-added the ability to browse the directory structure
|
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-added F8 to jump to new directory (or drive)
|
|
-changed the 'fix pink/white color saturation artifact' checkbox
|
|
into a simple brightness slider, so you have more freedom with it
|
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-"+", "-" keys now work for the numeric keypad and regular keys.
|
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-fixed a video memory leak for windowed mode (the manually-created backbuffer wasn't
|
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being released; once you exited winamp, though, the memory was freed)
|
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-fixed a bug with closing Winamp while milkdrop was running in windowed mode
|
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-fixed a weird bug with hitting ESC from the config panel sometimes doing nothing
|
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-fixed a weird bug where when milkdrop was launched in windowed mode,
|
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keystrokes to winamp don't work until you moused-over the winamp window
|
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0.99b - 5/16/01
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-added windowed mode
|
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-added +/- keys for volume control
|
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-added SHIFT + left/right arrows to rewind/ffwd 30 seconds
|
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-improved various error messages
|
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-protected vs. running config panel while MilkDrop is running
|
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-protected vs. running milkdrop without music playing
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0.99 - 5/11/01
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-first version
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