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# tja2fumen # tja2fumen
`tja2fumen` is a tool for Taiko no Tatsujin games that allows you to convert TJA files (`.tja`) to fumen files (`.bin`). `tja2fumen` is a tool for Taiko no Tatsujin that allows you to convert TJA charts (`.tja`) to fumen charts (`.bin`).
This project attempts to replace/complement the existing closed-source [tja2bin.exe](https://github.com/Fluto/TakoTako/blob/c269bcab60530877a16c2a473c84796b94d0a5ce/README.md?plain=1#L181) converter packaged alongside TakoTako. ### Goals
## Goals
- Act as a drop-in replacement for `tja2bin.exe` in TakoTako.
- Fix https://github.com/Fluto/TakoTako/issues/16. (The original `tjabin.exe` doesn't properly handle `#BPMCHANGE` commands.)
- Better handle commands that `tjabin.exe` fails for (`#SECTION`, `#NEXTSONG`, `#LYRIC`, etc.)
- Provide open source code to act as a reference for parsing and writing both the TJA and Fumen file formats. - Provide open source code to act as a reference for parsing and writing both the TJA and Fumen file formats.
- Stick to the Python stdlib, i.e. no external dependencies if possible. - Fix the existing issues with `tja2bin.exe`:
- Desync due to `#BPMCHANGE` commands. (https://github.com/Fluto/TakoTako/issues/16)
- Crashes due to `#SECTION`, `#NEXTSONG`, `#LYRIC`, etc. commands.
## Usage # Usage
### Option 1: Standalone Python installation tja2fumen is included as part of several existing projects. So, you may be using tja2fumen already!
If you're familiar with Python, you can install `tja2fumen` by running: - **XB1/TDMX**: [TakoTako](https://github.com/fluto/takotako) converts both chart and audio files for XB1/TDMX.
- **Nijiro**: [TaikoSoundEditor](https://github.com/NotImplementedLife/TaikoSoundEditor) converts both chart and audio files for NIjiro.
``` ## → Adding `tja2fumen.exe` to older TakoTako versions (3.2.0 and below)
pip install tja2fumen
```
Then, you can convert a TJA file by running:
```
tja2fumen file.tja
```
### Option 2: Using with TakoTako
> **Note**: Before adding `tja2fumen` to TakoTako, you may want to back up the original `tja2bin.exe` file, to make sure you can switch back to the old converter if necessary. The easiest way to do this is by renaming the existing file to `tja2bin.exe.bak`. > **Note**: Before adding `tja2fumen` to TakoTako, you may want to back up the original `tja2bin.exe` file, to make sure you can switch back to the old converter if necessary. The easiest way to do this is by renaming the existing file to `tja2bin.exe.bak`.
To use this converter with TakoTako, head to the [Releases](https://github.com/vivaria/tja2fumen/releases) page, and download the `tja2fumen.exe` file attached to the release. Then, rename `tja2fumen.exe` to `tja2bin.exe`, and place the file in the TakoTako plugin folder. To use this converter with TakoTako, head to the [Releases](https://github.com/vivaria/tja2fumen/releases) page and download the `tja2fumen.exe` file attached to the release. Then, rename `tja2fumen.exe` to `tja2bin.exe`, and place the file in the TakoTako plugin folder.
TakoTako's plugin folder is inside of the BepInEx folder, which will typically look something like: TakoTako's plugin folder is inside of the BepInEx folder, which will typically look something like:
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C:\XboxGames\T Tablet\Content\BepInEx\plugins\com.fluto.takotako C:\XboxGames\T Tablet\Content\BepInEx\plugins\com.fluto.takotako
``` ```
## Attribution ## → Using `tja2fumen` directly
If you'd like to build a project on top of `tja2fumen`, you have several options:
### 1. Using the executable file (`tja2fumen.exe`)
Head to the [Releases](https://github.com/vivaria/tja2fumen/releases) page, and download the `tja2fumen.exe` file attached to the release.
Then, you can convert a TJA file on the command line by running:
```
tja2fumen.exe file.tja
```
### 2. Using the `tja2fumen` Python package
If you're familiar with Python, you can install `tja2fumen` by running:
```
pip install tja2fumen
```
Then, you can convert a TJA file on the command line by running:
```
tja2fumen file.tja
```
Or, you can import the `main` function in your Python code, and convert TJA files this way instead:
```python
from tja2fumen import main
main(argv=["file.tja"])
```
# Reporting bugs
If you've found a .TJA file that `tja2fumen` converts incorrectly, please [open a new issue](https://github.com/vivaria/tja2fumen/issues/new) on the tja2fumen repo.
It is especially important that you attach the song files to the issue. You can do this by adding the song files to a `.zip` (Select files -> Right click -> "Send to" -> "Compressed (zipped) folder"), and then uploading the `.zip` to the issue. This greatly helps me to reproduce and fix any issues.
# Attribution
- The fumen-parsing code in this project is based off of a modified copy of the [`readFumen()`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools/blob/6ff3a2f7f53687f3dd49c5c57fcfc5ccbe3e5a10/fumen2osu/fumen2osu.py#L7-L152) function from the [`fumen2osu.py`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools/blob/main/fumen2osu/fumen2osu.py) found in @KatieFrogs' [`fumen-tools`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools) project. - The fumen-parsing code in this project is based off of a modified copy of the [`readFumen()`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools/blob/6ff3a2f7f53687f3dd49c5c57fcfc5ccbe3e5a10/fumen2osu/fumen2osu.py#L7-L152) function from the [`fumen2osu.py`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools/blob/main/fumen2osu/fumen2osu.py) found in @KatieFrogs' [`fumen-tools`](https://github.com/KatieFrogs/fumen-tools) project.
- The TJA-parsing code in this project is a Python translation of the [`parseTJA.js`](https://github.com/WHMHammer/tja-tools/blob/master/src/js/parseTJA.js) file from @WHMHammer's [`tja-tools`](https://github.com/WHMHammer/tja-tools). - The TJA-parsing code in this project is a Python translation of the [`parseTJA.js`](https://github.com/WHMHammer/tja-tools/blob/master/src/js/parseTJA.js) file from @WHMHammer's [`tja-tools`](https://github.com/WHMHammer/tja-tools).