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Trombone Champ HighscoreAccuracy1.3.8

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HighscoreAccuracy

Adds accuracy information to level select and when playing

Dependencies:

BaboonAPI

Changelog

v1.3.8

Add option to change text color based on how close you are to a PB (old behavior), whether a PB is possible anymore, or a combination of the two (the new default)

v.1.3.7

Fix for new scoring system in TC 1.20
Fix % sometimes not showing on points screen

v1.3.6

Don't calculate highscore if tmb is over 2m bytes
Default real accuracy

v1.3.5

Fix for TC 1.18B

v1.3.4

Use new toottally settings

v1.3.3

Fix for <= 0 length notes
Priority higher for showing % in score screen

v1.3.2

Made settings words make more sense

v1.3.1

Don't use TrombSettings at all

v1.3.0

Add increasing and decreasing accuracy options
Add optional toottally settings
Fix wrong % on skipping through replays
Fix max score calc (again)

v1.2.1

Fix S rank calculation and true max %
Make stuff public just for Electro

v1.2.0

Trombloader v2 compatibility

v1.1.52

Fix for TC 1.098B

v1.1.5

Update font size for TC 1.09, trombsettings is now optional

v1.1.4

Fix max score calculation for TC 1.088

v1.1.3

Fix bug where custom song trackref does not match folder name

v1.1.2

Fix for TC 1.086

v1.1.1

Fix bug that displays wrong score after sorting
Fix bug that doesn't search for all the songs
Fix bug where realMax is used for calculation when you want gameMax

v1.1.0

Initial release

Features

Shows accuracy on highscores in the level select menu
Shows accuracy, letter score, and personal best while playing a track
Shows accuracy on end screen
Accuracy Types:
- Base Game
  - Uses the internal calculations for the letter where >100% = S
- Real
  - Calculates the actual maximum score for a track, here an S ≈ 60%
  - A 100% on this is practically impossible just because of how the game calculates scores
- Decreasing: Uses real accuracy, but your % will always decrease or stay the same.
  - For example, ignoring multipliers, completely missing the first note of a 100 note song will give you 99%.
- Increasing: Uses real accuracy, but your % will always increase or stay the same.
  - For example, ignoring multipliers, perfectly hitting the first note of a 100 note song will give you 1%.
Most of the features can be enabled/disabled in the settings