*Yeong lost
Great!

Happy Birthday!

Hooray! xLib is not dead yet

*Yeong wants that.
If you need token, use >DMS ?

Also, what do you mean by this? (I am a little confused)

Quote from: yeongJIN_COOL on October 17, 2011, 05:28:22 pm

EDIT: Is it possible to convert graphscreen to particles if the buffer have less than certain amount of pixel? it'll be awesome if it happens.

I was asking if you draw something at graphscreen and convert them to particles

Do i see a banana in that icecream?
But still, it loox delicious!
BTW I mispelled "looks" on purpose to let u know that u don't hav to spell everything right
Like...
The Game
or even Rickroll
EDIT: I forgot to say hi and welcome to Omnimaga, the land of DA BRIDGED ONE, THE GAME, and RICKROLL
YAY my second page started

Where is blue lobster and cherry flavoured dragon?

Well, honestly, it's not even a program. It's just a axe include file with bunch of constants defined. But it'll make ur life easier!

Well, first, you know the syntax of freq(
freq(wavelength,period)
But it's kinda hard and annoying to figure out the wavelength and all that stuff. So I made it!

How to use this program
You just include at beginning of your music program!
Like:
prgmMUSIC
:.AMUSIC
:prgmMUSEINC
:bunch of stuffs

Notes
Now instead of stuff like freq(314,65535), you can do:
freq(^oA2,^oQR) !

Oh. Btw, you can't do freq(^oA2, ^oQR*2) because QR is 65535 and you can't have number bigger than this.
The note range from C0 to C6, and sharps are like CS0, AS4,etc. you'll have to convert flats to sharps

Tempo
For tempo, Quarter is QR, Eighth is ET, Sixteenth is SX and Thirtysecond is TS!

Rests
Credit to Keoni29
for rest, you put the tempo in place of notes like:
freq(^oQR,^oQR)
This will give you a quarter rest.
Remember, if you want to put half rest, you have to do:
freq(^oQR,^oQR)
freq(^oQR,^oQR)
since ^oQR is 65535 and AXE can't understand bigger number than this

I hope you enjoy!