JordanSantiagoYT/FNF-JS-Engine

AI Summary: The user is experiencing a persistent crash on boot with the "JS Engine" application, occurring before the start screen. This issue, which started "all of a sudden," persists even after attempting basic troubleshooting like starting via Command Prompt and re-unzipping a fresh download without mods. The problem occurs on version 1.50.1 Hotfix (Release build, Windows x64), and no crash logs or command prompt output have been provided.

AI Summary: The user is experiencing a display bug where 'strumlines' (a game UI element) are incorrectly positioned at the top of the screen, covering the 'time left bar,' specifically after a 'Cinematics v3.1' event. This issue occurs in the latest release version of the base game (1.50.1), and they are seeking help to diagnose and fix the problem.

AI Summary: A user is encountering a "lime isn't valid" error when attempting to build the project from source on Windows x64. They followed the `BUILDING.md` guide, installing `haxelib` and `git-scm`, but the build process fails, indicating a problem with the `lime` tool. This suggests a potential issue with the `lime` installation or its accessibility in the system's path.

AI Summary: The user reports that the "dnb icon bop" animation behaves inconsistently across different frame rates; it appears correctly at lower FPS but is nearly nonexistent at higher FPS. This indicates the animation's speed or duration is inadvertently tied to the frame rate rather than a fixed time interval. The issue is observed on an older commit of version 1.48.1, and the user is building from source.

AI Summary: The user is attempting to consolidate multiple icon definitions for a rhythm game into a single script using nested Lua tables. They've structured the icons with a top-level name (e.g., 'dave') containing a sub-table 'iconName' which holds an array of icon states. This setup is causing an error, and the user is seeking help to understand why their nested table approach isn't working as expected.

AI Summary: The user is attempting to implement compatibility with an older `judgeCountStrings.txt` system but reports that their code "doesn't work." The provided incomplete code snippet shows a `setupJudgeStrings` function defining various rating presets, but it abruptly ends with an undefined `str` variable, making it difficult to diagnose the specific issue without further context or error details.

AI Summary: The user is attempting to customize the 'ytWatermark' object's font, color, and border using Lua functions like `setTextFont` within the `onCreate` function. However, these changes are not applied, and `luaDebugMode` indicates that the 'ytWatermark' object does not exist, suggesting a potential issue with object naming or availability at the time of script execution.

AI Summary: The user is unable to update their JS Engine to v1.48.1 on Windows x64. Despite downloading the latest version, the application reports v1.48.0 and attempts an in-app update, which consistently freezes at 99.96%. This issue appears to be affecting other users as well, indicating a problem with the update mechanism or the release package itself.

AI Summary: A user on an older build is unable to update their JS Engine from V1.48.0. The update process consistently freezes at 100% completion, preventing the engine from fully installing. No crash logs or terminal output are generated, making diagnosis difficult.

AI Summary: The task is to debug a Friday Night Funkin' mod that causes a crash in the JS Engine (a Psych Engine fork) due to an "Invalid field: gfVersion" error. The issue occurs when loading a song from a downloaded modpack on Windows x64, using a commit build of JS Engine v1.48.1. The solution involves analyzing the mod's JSON data (specifically line 74 of Song.onLoadJson) to identify and correct the invalid 'gfVersion' field.

AI Summary: The user is experiencing an issue where the 'gamerender' feature, likely a rendering mode within the JS Engine (a Friday Night Funkin' mod engine), is not displaying correctly in their assets. The issue occurs on a Windows x64 release build (version 1.48.0). The user has not modified the build and hasn't checked for similar issues or solutions in the project's issue tracker. The task involves troubleshooting why the gamerender mode isn't working as expected, potentially requiring examination of the engine's code, assets, or configuration files.

AI Summary: The task is to debug a crash occurring in the JS Engine (a Friday Night Funkin' game engine) when updating from version 1.48.0 to 1.48.1. The crash happens at the end of the update process (99%+) on a Windows x64 system when using a Lua mod. The user needs help identifying the cause of the crash and finding a solution.

AI Summary: The user is experiencing a problem where videos are no longer rendering in the JS Engine (a Friday Night Funkin' mod engine), despite having ffmpeg in the correct directory. The issue appears to have arisen after an update to version v1.48,1 (nightly-87). The task is to debug why videos are not being loaded from the `assets/gameRenders` folder in a Windows x64 release build of the JS Engine, without any modifications made to the engine itself.

AI Summary: The user wants to know how to change the menu music in the JS Engine game without modifying the source code, using only Lua scripting. They are working with a release build on Windows x64 and have not made any edits to the build itself.

AI Summary: The user is encountering a compilation error in the FNF-JS-Engine project, specifically a type mismatch related to the `__enterFrame` function and the hxVLC library. The error messages indicate a conflict between `Int` and `Float` types for `deltaTime`. The task involves debugging the compilation process, likely by investigating the hxVLC library's integration with the OpenFL framework and potentially adjusting type definitions to resolve the incompatibility.