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That person would be 1247. We have already properly credited them. We are aware that the credits in the debug room of the game is not up-to-date but we will fix that once the new version is officially out. In the meantime, the devlist .txt file in the [Documents] folder is up-to-date, including the names of everyone who has worked with us thus far. Is there anything else we may have missed?

Hello, dev from Uneven Dream here. I would like to know which artist(s) you are talking about so we can properly credit them. Thanks.

Hi there. I noticed the download is missing. Any particular reason it's gone?

Hi there, I've noticed that as of the latest version, the Mushroom effect is still not obtainable. This is due to both the Wizard and the Mushroom effect-givers using the same "get" condition switch when obtaining one or the other. Good luck with development by the way!

In the rules, there is a minimum of 6 worlds and one effect required. What does it mean by "worlds"? Notable maps (i.e. maps that are not transitional areas, not small inside houses, etc.)? Or nexus worlds?

Thank you so much for your response. I'll look forward to your next tutorial!

Hi there!

I am very interested in this software, but there has been a big thing that has been confusing me from the very beginning in the process of trying to learn how to use it. You can see in the screenshot that I have placed a note that goes beyond even the pattern, seemingly infinitely. I have the pattern length set to the very minimum here (16) and this happens for all channels. This was just one click on any space in the pattern editor. No matter how much I zoom in or out, the note seems to go on forever. I really don't know if there's something I'm not understanding. Sure, I could separate this big long note into sections by clicking elsewhere, or I could measure out how long I want my first note to be and then use the stop note function to close it off, but then clicking to add another note makes it go forever too, and it would take me an insane amount of time (at least in my perspective) to make a song this way. I really was expecting to just simply place a regular-sized note and to be able to move my mouse over the side of a note and stretch or shrink it like I could when I was trying out FL Studio... 

I would really recommend making a tutorial for absolute beginners and maybe show how to make a basic song. I'm sorry to say but your video tutorial just seemed to show off features while editing an already finished song. Maybe I'm missing doing something in the instrument settings? If so, it's really not clear to me and I can't find anything out there about this yet...

Thank you so much for your time.

-Nex