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fix(scoring): guitar scoring accuracy — capo, fast chord runs, effective tuning, technique flags, desktop sections, richer events - #84
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Core's highway sends `sl`/`slu` as the slide-to fret (-1 = no slide) and the bend amount as `bn`. note_detect read `!!cn.sl` / `cn.b`, so every plain note looked like a slide (widened pitch window / lenient pitch gate) and real bends were never seen. Read both through new _ndHasSlide/_ndHasBend helpers that accept the wire numbers and the booleans note_detect's own payloads carry, including the chart pushed to the desktop engine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
currentSection only advanced at the tail of checkMisses(), which returns early under the engine verifier, so desktop sessions recorded no per-section stats and notedetect:session.sections was always empty. Keep the section tracker running on that path, and bin each judgment by the section its note sits in (engine verdicts land after the playhead may have crossed into the next section), falling back to the playhead's section when the note time is unknown. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
Rocksmith capo charts write fretted notes at their absolute fret and only fret 0 means open (sounding at the capo): a capo-4 E chord is A7 D6 G0 B5. Expected pitch added the capo to every fret, so each fretted note was expected `capo` semitones sharp and capo charts barely scored. Expected pitch is now open + fret for fretted notes and open + capo for open ones. The display fallback reports frets from the nut too. The desktop engine applies open + capo + fret itself, so both bridge funnels hand it capo 0 with open notes moved to the capo fret. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
In a fast run of one chord shape the next chord is already sounding when its window opens, and three spots booked that as an EARLY miss: - engine verifier: the chord took the detect time of the first member listed. It now takes the member detected closest to the chart time. - engine verifier: a chord verified as its window opened could be stamped just before the early hit edge by the lagging pushed playhead. Stamps within 100 ms of the window now count as on time. - scoreChord path: one EARLY strummed frame locked the chord in as a miss. It no longer does; a later frame can still hit, and checkMisses() retires the chord as before if none does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
Expected pitches were mapped from getSongInfo().tuning/.capo, the ORIGINAL chart metadata, while the notes we score come from getNotes()/getChords(), which already carry any chart-transform provider's output. A retuned / converted-to-E-standard chart therefore showed the new notes but scored them against the old pitches (got-feedBack#24). - _syncChartStateFromHw reads core's effective getTuning()/getCapo()/ getCentOffset() (feedBack#952), falling back to song_info on hosts without them. - The effective centOffset is applied as a global reference shift, minus whole octaves (octave-folded matching and the bass base tables already cover extended-range bass's -1200), folded into the per-string offsets so it reaches every expected MIDI via _ndMidiFromStringFret. - A per-tick identity check resyncs when a provider restages mid-song (live retune) with no song/arrangement event; the effective offsets join the engine chart signature so the desktop verifier re-pushes. - The bridge funnels round offsets to whole semitones (the engine reads Int32), so a semitone retune reaches the engine exactly. This makes a pitch-shift plugin integrate by registering a chart-transform provider (tuning and/or centOffset) instead of a private event. Bumps 1.32.0 -> 1.33.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
A stats or scorecard plugin could only get per-string chord results,
technique names, latency or section by patching screen.js. Every
emitted judgment now also carries:
- key: the note id (same as getNoteState's popKey)
- strings: per-string verdicts { s, f, hit, centsError, snr?,
detectedAt? } for chords on every path (a missed browser chord
reports its best frame) and for engine-path single notes
- techniques: named techniques from the chart note's wire flags
- latencyMs / avOffsetMs, detector, section (by note time)
- counted, points, multiplier, streak, isDefault
All additive; existing fields are unchanged. README documents the
contract.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
…te for rounding Two follow-ups from review of the effective-tuning change (got-feedBack#72): - The per-tick _ndResyncIfTuningChanged() only ran inside the engine- verifier branch (and in processFrame). A desktop addon without the verifier API takes the detect + matchNotes(null) fallback, which runs neither, so a mid-song retune was never picked up there. The resync now runs once at the top of the bridge tick, ahead of every branch. - _ndEngineOffsets rounds fractional offsets to whole semitones for the Int32 engine, which moves every expected pitch by up to 50 cents. On records that sit +25..+50 c sharp (plenty of Oasis) that alone can push a well-played note out of the engine's presence gate. setChart now adds the worst-case rounding error (_ndEngineRoundingCents) to pitchCheckCents; the scoreChord window is left alone. Tests cover both: the downlevel fallback resyncs after a restage, and the pushed gate grows by 45 / 50 c for +45 / +50 c and not at all for a whole-semitone retune. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
…ction helpers With the desktop engine verifier, a sustained note's or chord's verdict lands only after its sustain closes. By then highway_3d has culled the gem (0.75 s after the note's start; chord frames latch at 0.55 s), so roughly one hit in ten counted with no flash. A renderer can't tell a late verdict from an on-time one without knowing when it arrived and when the note ended, so every chart judgment now also carries: - verdictAt: the highway's chart time when the verdict was emitted - noteEnd: noteTime plus the longest sustain of the note / chord (engine chord members now keep their sus for this) While consolidating got-feedBack#77 with got-feedBack#79 and got-feedBack#81, also drop the duplicate readers they each added: _ndTechniqueNames reads bend/slide through _ndHasBend/_ndHasSlide, and the per-instance _ndSectionNameAt (used by section stats) and the event's `section` field both go through _ndSectionAt, so stats and events always agree on a note's section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
The plugin had no changelog. Start one with an [Unreleased] entry that covers the six consolidated changes (capo, fast chord runs, effective tuning, technique flags, section stats on desktop, richer judgment events) so the release notes for 1.33.0 are written once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
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330-330: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the post-retune scoring request.
The existing chord remains scorable after the retune, and the fallback path calls
scoreChord. The conditional assertion can skip the offset check if that request stops occurring. Assert the request unconditionally. Advancing to a different chord is not required.Suggested test fix
- if (h.scoreChordReqs.length > before) { - const req = h.scoreChordReqs[h.scoreChordReqs.length - 1]; - assert.equal(Array.from(req.offsets).join(','), '-2,-2,-2,-2,-2,-2', - 'a chord scored after the restage uses the new tuning'); - } + assert.ok(h.scoreChordReqs.length > before, + 'the fallback path scored a chord after the restage'); + const req = h.scoreChordReqs[h.scoreChordReqs.length - 1]; + assert.equal(Array.from(req.offsets).join(','), '-2,-2,-2,-2,-2,-2', + 'a chord scored after the restage uses the new tuning');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @test/effective_tuning.test.js:
- Line 330: In the retune test, replace the conditional around the
`scoreChordReqs` offset check with an unconditional assertion that a scoring
request occurred after `before`, then verify the latest request’s offsets still
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Consolidates six open PRs into one reviewable change, rebased onto
mainwith their commits kept, plus review fixes. The capo, fast-chord-run, effective-tuning and event changes mirror patches I've been playing with a real guitar in a patched build.Closes #24, closes #73, closes #75, closes #77, closes #79, closes #81.
Supersedes #72, #74, #76, #78, #80, #82.
What changes
caposemitones sharp #73): fretted notes are read from the nut, the Rocksmith way (capo-4 E chord =A7 D6 G0 B5); only fret 0 sounds at the capo. Fixed for expected pitch, the desktop engine's chart andscoreChord(capo 0, open notes moved to the capo fret), and the detected-fret display fallback.scoreChordchord as a miss.getTuning()/getCapo()/getCentOffset()(chart-transform providers) and resync within a tick when a provider restages mid-song.sl/slu-1 = no slide,bn= bend amount). Before, every plain note looked like a slide.notedetect:hit/missgainkey, per-stringstrings,techniques,latencyMs,avOffsetMs,detector,section,counted,points,multiplier,streak,isDefault, plusverdictAt/noteEnd. All fields are additive.verdictAt/noteEndlet a renderer still flash a hit whose verdict landed after its gem was culled (sustained notes on the engine path); the highway_3d side of that will be a separate PR.Review fixes on top
matchNotes(null)fallback).setChart'spitchCheckCentsis widened by that rounding error (up to 50 c), so a +45 c record no longer pushes notes out of tolerance. ThescoreChordwindow is unchanged.sus.Tests
node --test test/*.test.js: 386/386 pass. Includes every test from the six PRs, plus new tests for the downlevel-path resync, the rounding gate andverdictAt/noteEnd.Version 1.33.0; CHANGELOG entry added.
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