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Andy, Thank you for taking the time to reply. It depends on which folder you drop your sprites into. If you look in the background sprite's folder's Default.txt, you'll notice that the X and Y are set to 0. If you look in the foreground's Default.txt file, you'll see the 25% thing in there. So, if y...

but did you ever consider that you might be the only one who really cares No I did not, nor is it my responsibility to do so. That would be the job of the software developer -- that is, to ascertain the needs and desires of the users and develop accordingly. The comment may be in error You may be q...

I would have thought that with the discussion at this post: http://soundspectrum.com/v-web/bulletin/bb/viewtopic.php?t=348 that the subsequent G-force update would have corrected the problem stated -- which is Sprites always appear stationary at the center of the screen. Clearly the comments in the ...

Thanks for confirming that its not just my system.

I don't think my files are poorly encoded -- I think you're right, that G-force is simply unable to handle VBR properly.

Perhaps Andy could look into this and provide a bug fix?

Keith

I notice that some mp3 files of mine seem to confuse G-force -- during their play, G-force always thinks a new song is starting, and therefore launches its new song routine during the duration of its play (i.e. song track sprite appears, new flowfield/waveshape/color map is written). A minor complai...

I too had been puzzled over this -- many thanks for posting the fix.

~KeithC

Hi all, First off, G-force is incredible. Thank you for such visual candy. I see in one of the screenshots that album art appears in its "true" color (i.e. not affected by the colormap). Having Winamp, I don't have the automatic Album Art integration. I have, though, created a utility which makes al...