midi to Blockland converter

[Badger]

-youseennothing-

Loooove it.

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[King Leo]

I might as well show you another (abandoned) project with this.
Using the script to create an organ in Blockland. It is not very effective, that's why it has been abandoned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_XfFx9yT_4&feature=youtu.be

[Swollow]

nice texture quality ya got there

[King Leo]

nice texture quality ya got there

Nice everything quality I got there, you mean. That's what you get for trying to play computer games on a potato.

[Reinforcements]

Classy

[Crêpe]

can we like....have it?
when it's done of course

[Racerboy]

Cool

[King Leo]

Here's the current version:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8tl6vv56bma45sg

Notes: you need Python for this. If you have absolutely no clue what Python is / how to get it / how to use it, then you probably shouldn't download this (though all you really need is a functioning version of Python and doubleclick the script :P)

Please don't think badly of me when you see the messy code, this was like the first thing I ever wrote in Python. If you have suggestions for improving the code, lemme know.

[Munkey]

these are really awesome

[The Corporation]

Hey, can you convert this?

[King Leo]

Hey, can you convert this?

lol
I tried Circus Galop once, and it didn't turn out very good. The amount of notes is just nuts. And the range of keys on my piano is not large enough :(

[-Pablo-]

Really, nice work. I love you

[Acerblock]

Unfortunately, this program is not compatible with 64-Bit Windows, since the parent program was written when Windows 95/98 was the benchmark.

:(

[Brian Smithers]

Another reason why python is loving great.

[DontCare4Free]

Use a real Python MIDI library instead of piping it through an external program, PyPI is a great resource for this. While I've never tried it http://pypi.python.org/pypi/midi/0.2.1 seems relevant.
Also, make it clearer that it's using Python 2.x, and that using it with Python 3.x is not going to work.