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This is fascinating and super cool. Well done!

I have a couple questions:

-How easy would it be to use this to, say, build a Quick Time Event where timing/frequency of the button press would be based on the music currently playing? Like, how malleable is this for non-programmers =/

-Currently, I think you can mash on all arrow keys at the same time and then get a perfect score. Would it be possible to add a "miss" window, so that if you press the key too early it registers as a miss?

Once again, congratulations on making this amazing thing!

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Thanks! Your feedback means a lot to me.

how malleable is this for non-programmers

This code is pretty involved so probably some experience with Python is helpful. I’m not sure what you mean by “Quick Time Event” but currently it’s possible to automatically generate beatmaps based on the music currently playing (using its onsets) It’d be non-trivial work to try to support long-press notes if that’s what you are asking.

miss window

It’s doable in the code with some amount of work. I’ve opened a GitHub issue for this feature request and will post updates here if I have a chance to get to that.

Please upvote this post/thread if you’d like this feature as well. This helps me gauge people’s interest and prioritize feature requests. Thanks!