#"Stretched" Holds

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void coral
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I've had this issue ever since 0.72, I would like to use the Divide by zero noteskin but for some reason the holds are stretched making it hard to read. For whatever reason though this seems to be a linux issue because a friend of mine uses that noteskin and their holds are just fine.

I remember trying to look for a fix for this issue but didn't manage to find one, is this a known issue with a fix?

Edit: This is not just an issue with divide by zero, from what i can tell its on all noteskins but is only visible on ones that have a non solid color hold sprite

winged carbon
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i haven't observed a problem with long note textures being stretched on linux, can you tell me what packages you use that are related to graphics?

void coral
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I just use the mesa intel graphics on arch, but i dont think this is a graphics package related issue. I saw that stretched holds were apparently a thing that was added in an etterna version and was wondering if there was a way to edit the noteskin file to turn that off

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or if there is already a fixed version of divide by zero that would be good

blazing anvil
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look in dividebyzero metrics.ini for

UseStretchHolds=
UseShrinkHolds=
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if its not there, look in /noteskins/common/common metrics.ini for it

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it should be set to 0 for both

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changing these values will do something for you

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both set to 0 should give you non stretchy, repeating texture holds

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search this server for those settings for more info

void coral
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Couldn't find it in either, im just gonna add that to the common file, though maybe that will work

blazing anvil
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it should be in common as this already if your noteskins are default from an install

UseStretchHolds=0
UseShrinkHolds=0
void coral
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Adding it to common worked, no idea why it wasn't there to begin with