G-Force 5.3 has been officially released.

[jerohm]

(un)Edit:
C:\Program Files (x86)\SoundSpectrum\G-Force\Packages\G-Force.WaveShape.package\WaveShapes\JRM\SpectroCapacity.txt

//X1="-B8", Y1="-B6 + row(A9,1)"

to

X1="-B8", Y1="-B6 + row(A9,1)"

(additional random presentation) - so if you don't see any difference... you need to keep invoking the WS until you do!

&&

GeoWarp.txt and Flakes.txt SHOULD really be a [moved to] Particles or minimally added [edited] to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\SoundSpectrum\G-Force\Packages\G-Force.WaveShape.package\_package.py alsoParticles= {...}

to view my work [closer to] as originally intended...

[jerohm]

This exercise is ONLY for those who are willing to take on the challenge, and work out the details for themselves (READ: no hand holding). I come from a UNIX background, and although I am currently using Win7, I continuously revert back to the familiar. Luckily for me, other industrious individuals have ported many of the UNIX utilities to the MS environment. Win7 access permissions drive me nuts, and I have circumvented them on my machines, for the most part. If you are going partake in this endeavor, I recommend you creating a temporary scratch directory and copying the files there, instead of working out of the defined G-Force hierarchy. You can install your output into G-Force when you are done.


Bearings, as distributed, WAS NEVER my original intention, and released in a form, for WHO KNOWS what reason... no matter.
[Especially] If you are using a 16:9 display, I encourage you to sample the original, and experience my intentions.

BearingsPatch.txt (created w/ "GnuWin32 diff.exe" ):

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6c6
< Num=1
---
> Num=5
16,17c16,17
< A4="&#123; &#123; .5, -.4, .67, .67,-.67, -2&#125;
<     , &#123; 0, 0, .45,-.45, .45, -2&#125;
---
> A4="&#123; &#123;0,-.67, .67, .67,-.67, -2&#125;
>     , &#123;0,-.45, .45,-.45, .45, -2&#125;
81c81
<               , &#40;&#40;B5 * atan&#40;B18&#41;&#41;/2.355*B0*fft&#40;A3+t/5&#41; + B19*&#40;col&#40;B2,3&#41;-1&#41;&#41;/col&#40;B2,3&#41; &#41;"
---
>               , &#40;&#40;B5 * atan&#40;B18&#41;^2&#41;/2.355*B0*fft&#40;A3+t/5&#41; + B19*&#40;col&#40;B2,3&#41;-1&#41;&#41;/col&#40;B2,3&#41; &#41;"
83c83
< B20="col&#40;B19,B3&#41; +.15"					// Beat Scale
---
> B20="col&#40;B19,B3&#41;/&#40;1.25 + &#40;ID!=4&#41;&#41; +.15"					// Beat Scale
93,96d92
< X1="- row&#40;B21,0&#41;"
< Y1="row&#40;B21,1&#41; + B16"
< 
< 
98c94
< A17="&#40;sin&#40;Pi*s&#41;* 1.1 + .8&#41; - &#40;A0==A16&#41;/3"
---
> A17="&#40;sin&#40;Pi*s&#41;/1.25 + .8&#41; - &#40;A0==A16&#41;/3"

While these should be simple enough modifications that you could edit them by hand, i.e.,
'<' - Distribution Lines
'>' - Original Lines
Delete X1/Y1 lines

it is fully "GnuWin32 patch.exe" compatible/verified.
the Command line [Prompt] would be:

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> patch -b Bearings.txt BearingsPatch.txt

Upon SUCCESSFUL execution,

Bearings.txt - JRM's Original Version
Bearings.txt.orig - Distribution Version

Install:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\SoundSpectrum\G-Force\Packages\G-Force.WaveShape.package\WaveShapes\JRM\Bearings.txt"

See what ya think... you can ALWAYS revert to the distribution copy... YOUR CHOICE.
(It will also works as a Particle)

** to be completely honest, the resulting Config, has a slight reactivity change from what I originally submitted... jrm