My charts aim to correspond as closely as possible with ajanata's in appearance and score calculation and for the most part I believe they do.

Note that the first time a particular chart is accessed (or if I delete the charts to fix a bug or something), it will take a few extra seconds as the chart is generated on-demand. Subsequent requests will return the cached PNG. If I do delete the PNGs when they need to be regenerated, the existing direct URLs to the PNG will still work.

Features

• Regular keys and keytar charts are available
• Harmony charts are available but they are a work in progress
• OD phrases with unison bonuses are drawn with yellow top/bottom edges
• Vocal scores are calculated but there are some differences in talkie phrase scoring between games like TBRB and RB3 for example
• Connected/slanted vocal note tubes are drawn
• Talkies are drawn similar to in-game
• The current multiplier is drawn when it changes (this was more for me to ensure I was getting the right multiplier but I decided to leave it in)
• Significantly smaller PNG file sizes

At the bottom right of each measure, the black score is the measure's base score (no multipliers), below that the red score is the cumulative score to that point with multipliers (no bonuses, and the green score is the cumulative score with multipliers and solo/BRE bonuses. OD beats are drawn in blue. For drum parts with measures with fills, to the left of the base score is the number of points not under a drum fill in red.

The cumulative score for drum charts is drawn. This does not account for notes that you don't get points from under active drum fills and as such will obviously overestimate the chart's base score. Perhaps in the future I will do something about it.

Below each set of measures for multi-part charts, the black score is the points obtained in just that measure with the current multiplier for each part and the green score is the cumulative band score with multipliers and solo/BRE bonuses.

At the bottom left of drum fills is the time since the last OD note. At the bottom right of vocal fills is the time from the end of the last note until the beginning of the next note if the gap is >= 600ms. This includes gaps within a phrase. Note that the game adds some amount of padding that I do not account for currently so the activation window is smaller than the listed time. For OD phrases where there is a fill afterward, the time from the end of the last note in the OD phrase until the end of that phrase is drawn and then the time from the end of the OD phrase until the start of the next note. This is to help since you don't get OD until the end of the phrase, not the end of the last note in the phrase.

My pathstats aim to serve the same function as Kawigi's, namely multi-instrument pathing.

Note that pathstats are generated on-demand in the same manner as the charts, though since they are just text files it is much faster.

The score is calculated in the same way as my charts, except that it is divided by OD beat instead of by measure. Thus any errors will exist in both the charts and pathstats and any bug fixes will also apply to both. Since I use the same system for both, it also means you can choose any arbitrary instrument and difficulty combination. You are not limited solely to guitar/bass/drums/vocals. All columns will still be the same so that you only need my one Excel template regardless of which instruments are in use. Simply ignore the columns for the unused instruments. Note that this means you have the option to pick all five instruments, but that data will not be helpful due to the way all instruments mode works.

The format of the text files is different from Kawigi's to accomodate additional features and to make equations in the Excel template simpler. The general idea is the same in that each row represents a chunk of time of the song. To this end, I have extensively modified Kawigi's template, with the help of LordRylen. I have added comments to the header cells in the template which you can see by hovering over the cells with red triangles in the upper right corner. Basically you need to paste or paste special the contents of the generated text files into cell A6, which is highlighted red if there is nothing in it.

It should be mostly self-explanatory with the exception of the OD Deployment columns. In Kawigi's template, you put an "x" or "y" in the column to indicate that OD was active for the whole time or half the time of the current row's timespan. In my template, simply put the number 1 or 0.5 where you would have put x or y respectively. Additionally you can put 0.75 or 0.25. Unfortunately I have not yet determined an equation that will work for arbitrary values so you must restrict yourself to the 4 options (or blank of course).

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The columns are as follows:

• Position - The row's starting position in measures
• OD Beats - The number of OD beats that occur during this timeframe, should always be 1
• 5 columns indicating when the instrument obtains OD, order is vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keys, for guitar/bass/drums/keys this represents the last note of the OD phrase, for vocals it represents the end of the phrase marker
• Unison Indicator - displays how many instruments are part of an OD section with a unison bonus, this is show for the duration of the OD section marker
• 4 coulumns indicating if a particular instrument is part of the current unison bonus phrase, order is guitar, bass, drums, keys
• 3 columns indicating whammy obtained, order is guitar, bass, keys, does not account for early whammy
• Vocal Activation Window - displays the number of seconds worth of vocal OD activation window during this timeframe
• Drum Fill - Indicates the end of a drum fill where you can activate OD, the number is the seconds since the last OD note before the drum fill started
• Score - the total score obtained during this timeframe assuming an FC and accounting for streak multipliers (excluding OD activation of course)
• Drum Fill Cover - the number of points that would be lost if the current drum fill is displayed and covering the notes