2007-09-28 (b77)

I was hoping to add break-period insertion in the editor with this build, but its getting quite late so I'll finish that one off tomorrow. Quite a few editor enhancements that should make life that little bit easier. Keep the feedback coming.
To add a background to your beatmap, follow this example:
So if you want a background from the start, set the startTimeMs value to 0. This is currently very basic support, I know, but it should be enough to take the bore out of that blue background screen. Images are automatically resized to take the full width of the window.
- + Added confirmation dialog for snapping all notes/removing all timing sections.
- + Editor now remembers preferences for curveType, gridSize, snapDivisor.
- + Osz packaging provides a default filename based on the artist/title. Hopefully stop people from using []s in the filename (phpbb no likes).
- + Mouse speed adjustment in options.
- + Added shortcut keys for specific grid size modes (Ctrl+1-4).
- + Added slider to adjust beat snap divisor.
- + Basic static image background support.
- + Manual entry button added to timing dialog.
- Fixed stacking of notes at the end of slider causing the slider to move out of place.
- Fix for one remaining localisation bug.
- Fixed timeline selection being slightly weighted to the right-hand side with overlapping notes.
- Fixed crash when nudging notes while none are selected.
- Fixed spinner first 100-point score coming half a sping too early.
- Mod buttons stay lit up after finishing playing a song.

I was hoping to add break-period insertion in the editor with this build, but its getting quite late so I'll finish that one off tomorrow. Quite a few editor enhancements that should make life that little bit easier. Keep the feedback coming.
To add a background to your beatmap, follow this example:
[Events]
0,<startTimeMs>,"imagefile.png"
So if you want a background from the start, set the startTimeMs value to 0. This is currently very basic support, I know, but it should be enough to take the bore out of that blue background screen. Images are automatically resized to take the full width of the window.