uneven flame
Installation went off without a hitch. However, the app itself won't actually work. command prompt won't detect 'pymusiclooper' as a command, even after reopening as admin. I also tried to set a custom path like I did for pip to work, but I couldn't find one to edit in the first place.. Launching musiclooper itself makes it open, then close itself half a second later. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
shell granite
preappend py to the command i think
py pymusiclooper REST_OF_ARGS
consider using yona instead of phos too
https://discord.com/channels/746211612981198989/1272576220445409370
uneven flame
consider using yona instead of phos too
https://discord.com/channels/74621161298...
oh..? well that's awfully convenient, thank you!
uneven flame
preappend py to the command i think
as for preappending py, it outputs this. Unless autolooping is a feature in Yona? I haven't seen anything saying so in the changelogs
shell granite
you say you installed it though im a bit confused by you cd'ing into seemingly the source folder?
there shouldn't be any need to download the source if installing it the recommended way 
uneven flame
you say you installed it though im a bit confused by you cd'ing into seemingly t...
it's just where I put the file that I want to edit lol
uneven flame
you say you installed it though im a bit confused by you cd'ing into seemingly t...
I just understood what you meant.. I downloaded the source at first since I wasn't sure how to install it. Only figured it out after a bit of tinkering
I kinda just left the files there, not sure why
I guess I like having a mess in my files
uneven flame
I think I got it to work
I forgot to put the exe in scripts.. 
this tool is pretty damn handy not gonna lie
buut.. now the audio gets all distorted when opening with foobar
uneven flame
seems to be working fine ingame though.. huh
thank you a lot for telling me about Yona ^^
now all that's left is figuring out how to make it less loud
because apparently that didn't really work
uneven flame
`category_ids: [0, 13]`
that's it?
I'll just take your word for it, then
I have absolutely 0 clue why that works, but I'm not gonna complain. Thank you, again
