Question about Magma
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Since it was possible for TrojanNemo to edit Le Fluffie to work better with RB3, I was wondering if you could do something similar like that to Magma. I mean like edit the code in the program to allow songs longer than 10 minutes for example. I was just wondering if that kind of thing was possible. I know it’s a different program, but it’s still a cool idea if it could be accomplished.
Since it was possible for TrojanNemo to edit Le Fluffie to work better with RB3, I was wondering if you could do something similar like that to Magma. I mean like edit the code in the program to allow songs longer than 10 minutes for example. I was just wondering if that kind of thing was possible. I know it’s a different program, but it’s still a cool idea if it could be accomplished.We would have done that ages ago if that was possible. Unfortunately, it’s not…
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_frown.gif”>I was able to modify Magma to accept pro g/b tracks and build them into an .rba file but the way I did it replaced acceptance of a few of the pro keys tracks. So it’s not ideal. If I can do that then I’m sure it’s possible to unlock the ten minute cap somehow.
I was able to modify Magma to accept pro g/b tracks and build them into an .rba file but the way I did it replaced acceptance of a few of the pro keys tracks. So it’s not ideal. If I can do that then I’m sure it’s possible to unlock the ten minute cap somehow.Well, that’s a good thing NOT to mention in all this time.
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif”> Get tracking then!Since it was possible for TrojanNemo to edit Le Fluffie to work better with RB3, I was wondering if you could do something similar like that to Magma. I mean like edit the code in the program to allow songs longer than 10 minutes for example. I was just wondering if that kind of thing was possible. I know it’s a different program, but it’s still a cool idea if it could be accomplished.the difference is LeFluffie had its source code readily available for download. I didn’t modify the LeFluffie EXE with some hacking magic. it would be impossible to do the amount of stuff I’ve done that way. I just downloaded the code and went to work on it on Visual Studio, using the same language it was coded in (C#).
Magma is proprietary and under lock and key. we would LOVE (you secret HMX spy that loves us and is reading this, LOVE) to get our hands on the source code so we can modify some things and add new features we sorely need. but unless we get that somehow, we’re stuck for the most part.
the difference is LeFluffie had its source code readily available for download. I didn’t modify the LeFluffie EXE with some hacking magic. it would be impossible to do the amount of stuff I’ve done that way. I just downloaded the code and went to work on it on Visual Studio, using the same language it was coded in (C#).
Magma is proprietary and under lock and key. we would LOVE (you secret HMX spy that loves us and is reading this, LOVE) to get our hands on the source code so we can modify some things and add new features we sorely need. but unless we get that somehow, we’re stuck for the most part.
That sucks. Oh well.
for some reason reading this thread now makes me chuckle
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for some reason reading this thread now makes me chuckle” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_cheeky.001.gif” />WHAT’S THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN?!
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