Mirko_ddd My project’s goal is to make a quick and “dirty” automatic composer but which is better the NOS built - in music visualization.

@SebiAi ’s project is definetely more complex and complete than mine so I think they can coexist (btw great work).

However, I’m open for collaborations: making a “glyph studio” type thing for Android could be the best of both worlds

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      Fr4nKB that’s why I said that a Collab would be awesome for the community: portable and complete 😜

        Manjunathvalmiki add write -t at the beginning and put the file locations and names in “ ”

        Should be like

        [..].py write -t “Titlehere” “nglyph” “soundfile.ogg”

          Fr4nKB Hi, I am currently working towards a “Glyph Studio” prototype on the Desktop front written in python for now. I have never done any cross platform work between Desktop and Mobile before and I don’t think that my current setup with python and Qt Widgets (Qt Framework) will allow it.

          If you want to talk about this more, you can contact me on here or on Discord (sebiai)

            Seee this is why I love the nothing community @Fr4nKB and @SebiAi doing big collabs where they are good at love to see what these 2 have in store for us

            a month later

            So when i use custom glyphs the light illumination is perfect when it’s on composure application but when i set it as my ringtone there is delay in illumination and also u can see the delay when you run the sound on ringtone settings

              Merged 2 posts from Glyph light delays .

              harshbelgaonkar This was a bug with the old Glyph Tools (v1.0.0). It is now fixed but requires the creator to generate the composition with the new tools (Label file required).

              Creators please view the migration steps linked in the original post!

                2 months later

                Hi @SebiAI - Thanks so much for Glyph Tools - such a great idea! I have tried using it, but I have encountered an error. I’m using it in Windows. When I get to the GlyphTranslator stage, but I am getting an error in the terminal, which I have pasted below. I’m sure I’ve made a basic error, but I will be very grateful if you are able to help me resolve it:

                -0-0-0-

                File “GlyphTranslator.py”, line 346

                match self.phone_model:

      ^

                SyntaxError: invalid syntax

                -0-0-0-

                Thanks

                charscope

                  charscope What python version are you using?

                  python --version

                      charscope Ok, the scripts should tell you to upgrade your python version to at least 3.10. What version of the scripts are you using?

                      python GlyphTranslator.py --version

                          SebiAi Thanks - I am not sure. I get the same error message when I try the command in your last message:

                          -0-0-0-

                          File “GlyphTranslator.py”, line 346

                          match self.phone_model:

      ^

                          SyntaxError: invalid syntax

                              charscope Makes sense - my bad 😅.

                              Upgrading your python version to at least 3.10 should fix your issue.

                                  SebiAi Thanks - I have upgraded Python to version 3.13, but it still gives the same error message. I’m wondering if I have made an error in how I did the labels in Audacity? Is that possible?

                                      charscope Did you restart the terminal after updating python? And are you sure that you are using the new version of python when you invoke it on the terminal?

                                          SebiAi I am pretty sure I am - I uninstalled the earlier version of Python and then restarted the PC, just to make sure I was invoking the new version on the terminal.

                                              charscope Could you please reconfirm by executing the version command again?

                                              python --version

                                              If that gives you a version of 3.10.* or above you might want to redownload Glyph Tools.

                                                  SebiAi Ah! That shows version 3.8.5! Very odd. Should I redownload Glyph Tools?