Placing Down Some Notes!

Press 1 to select Tap Notes, then Left Click to place down the note at where your mouse is at.

While placing notes down, hold down Left Click to adjust the size of the note. To delete notes, press 4 to go into Edit Mode, then drag Left Click over the notes that you want to delete to select them, then press Del or use the Right Click menu to delete them. Note that only notes in the side that yo are editing (the Active Side) will be selected and deleted.

Press 2 to place down Slide notes, the same way as Tap Notes.

Press 3 to place down Hold Notes. You will place down the start of the hold note first, then scroll to the part of the song you want to hold note to end, then Left Click again to place down the end of the hold note.

Press 🠕 to change the Active Side, which is the side that you are placing notes on. The Active Side changes in a clockwise direction, from Main to Left to Right and then back.

Press 4 to go into EDIT Mode if you need to select and move or delete notes that are already placed. (More in Navigation Controls)

Be sure to see the Navigation Controls Section if you do not know how to move around the song yet.

Niche Stuff Section

Confusing Numbers around the Notes

This is a sample diagram of a note before you put it down:

    *Bar No. + x/y*
            <=============>
    *Horizontal Value*   *Note Size*

CONFUSING INFO THAT YOU DON'T REALLY HAVE TO KNOW:

Bar No. + x/y: Bar No. is the bar of the song that you are about to place the note in. Exact timing depends on BPM of the song. (Music Theory) y is the number of sub intervals of the bar that the note can be snapped to (adjusted by C / V, recommend 4 or 8, use 12 to place at 1/3 intervals in bars) x is the sub interval that the note is being snapped onto.

The more intervals allowed to be snapped to means the shorter amount of time between each sub interval.

For a song with 4/4 time signature you can set y=4 then place down notes on 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4(not shown in editor) to have all 4 Beats in the bar to have notes on them. Or you can set y=16 and place notes at 4/16, 8/16, 12/16, 16/16 and achieve the same result. But having y at 16 means you can place more notes in between the timings of the 4 Beats in the bar

x/y is like which sub interval of the bar are u placing the note in, it represents the timing of the song that you are placing the note

Horizontal Value : The x coordinate on the axis (or the column) that the note is being placed on.

Multi-colour Squares at middle of notes and what it represents:

Will update again in the future.

White Square: Shows up in EDIT Mode (When you press 4) when your mouse is hovered near a note. This note will be selected if you double click.

Blue Square: This square means that the current size you have selected (Size of the next note you place down if you do not change its size) is the same as the notes that have the blue square on them. When you see blue squares on multiple notes, note that they all have the same size.

Red Square: If a note has a red square it means that this note is in the same column as the note that you are about to place down. Very useful for aligning your notes.

Purple Square: This square means that this note is the same size and in the same column as the note that you are about to place down. (Blue + Red = Purple)

Unknown Squares:

Yellow Square: Rarely shows up, seems like it does for no reason.

Grey Square: This seems to show up even less than the Yellow Square.

If anyone has any idea what these squares mean please do tell me, thanks.

HYINTS:

Save your chart regularly using the Right Click Menu so as to not lose progress

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any bug while charting and your screen turns black, do the following steps to recover your chart and not waste the past few hours of work you put into it! (For example: When you press S too many times until Song Speed becomes 0 in the dynaremixv3 chart maker.)

Steps:

Press F12
In the Dev Window that pops up, press the Console tab at the top
In the console type save();

Then you can choose where to save your map xml file in the pop up window even though the screen is black, after that just reload dynaremix and then reopen your newly downloaded map xml file and breathe a sigh of relief.

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