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TJA2OSU - tja to osu!taiko chart converter

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JackTriton
Almost 10 years ago, user called delguoqing made Python2 based program called "tja2osu".
I revisited the file and remade it on Python3 with tkinter GUI.

Link to the program : https://github.com/JackTriton0901/tja2osu-GUI

Usage: Open main.py and enter artist's name on Artist, creator's(your account's) name on Creator and select the file path for tja file.
After then, press convert and you'll get the files.

After the files are made, copy the information bellow line 49 to the existed file.
Audio file must be the same file as the tja suggests.

On osu! editor, users have to select background and determine preview point.

Anyways, thanks for reading.
keeweehee
hello it gives this error

UnicodeDecodeError: 'cp932' codec can't decode byte 0xef in position 0: illegal multibyte sequence
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JackTriton

keeweehee wrote:

hello it gives this error

UnicodeDecodeError: 'cp932' codec can't decode byte 0xef in position 0: illegal multibyte sequence
Hello, I uploaded the new version of it. Now it should work.
Baisol
Hi! I hope i'm not bothering, but i'm having a bit of trouble with getting this to work : ( Whenever I open the main.py file, all i get is a notepad. I was able to edit in the artist, creator and the file path, but I don't see a convert button where I got the files?
mayoneeze
Wow, I'm surprised I was able to get this running, what a neat program.

Baisol wrote:

Hi! I hope i'm not bothering, but i'm having a bit of trouble with getting this to work : ( Whenever I open the main.py file, all i get is a notepad. I was able to edit in the artist, creator and the file path, but I don't see a convert button where I got the files?
I think this is what you're supposed to see.


It's a bit confusing but I looked into it and you have to install a specific app to run Python3 programs, I used the one on the code languages official website which should have Windows, Mac and Linux support. Maybe tkinter could run the program too but it seemed more like a code editor to me. I would add this to the tutorial for non-programmers like me.
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