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@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ To use it just launch the executable file (if available for your os) or type "py
If you have any issues make a gitlab issue. There may be bugs. If you have any issues make a gitlab issue. There may be bugs.
## Roadmap ## Roadmap
* fix restore_ogmusic so that it doesn't replace custom music. Possible windows only behaviour, testing is needed.
* consider the posibility of adding a alternate, custom music preserving, updater for Mega Man Maker. * consider the posibility of adding a alternate, custom music preserving, updater for Mega Man Maker.
* improve the single-song actions to make them more persistant * improve the single-song actions to make them more persistant
* modify restore_ogmusic so it is able to restore only the last change. Maybe config files will be needed for this. * modify restore_ogmusic so it is able to restore only the last change. Maybe config files will be needed for this.
* make it so that if "you press apply music and then replace song" it checks for that and doesn't allow the "replaced song" to be reverted back to original. * make it so that if "you press apply music and then replace song" it checks for that and doesn't allow the "replaced song" to be reverted back to original.
* "now playing" text
* ability to preserve changes through Mega Man Maker updates, by using a config file and/or a downloaded zip of the game. * ability to preserve changes through Mega Man Maker updates, by using a config file and/or a downloaded zip of the game.
* stop using os.path in favour of pathlib * stop using os.path in favour of pathlib
* switch to using a config file (or database) for keeping track of which tracks have been changed, that way only having one original_music folder and being able to *show* the user which song you used to replace which file. * switch to using a config file (or database) for keeping track of which tracks have been changed, that way only having one original_music folder and being able to *show* the user which song you used to replace which file.