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Abstract Track Performance Text (BASS GROOVE, HOT START, etc.) (#295)
* Hot start, bass groove, and strong finish * Corrected issue with STRONG FINISH Fixed an issue where STRONG FINISH could be achieved despite not actually hitting the last note * Added a X00-NOTE STREAK counter We most likely want to have this disabled by default. A lot of players have mentioned that it gives them anxiety lol * Prevent performance text from appearing during a solo * Made the cutoffs public variables for easy tweaking * Fix STRONG FINISH bug by using Chart.Count * Implemented FULL COMBO text * Change FULL COMBO text to trump STRONG FINISH Also left justified vocal performance text * Removed bold from vocal performance text for consistency * Labeled a variable that's not used but may be later on * Added a toggle to check whether or not FC text trumps STRONG FINISH or not * Added lots of toggles * fixed a bug with custom note intervals * Added support for X/2-NOTE COMBO notifs for all non-bass instruments * Added OVERDRIVE READY notif (really think this should be off by default) * Updated an incorrect comment * Oops, forgot to make BASS GROOVE work for Pro Bass too * Removed check for BASS GROOVE and simply made BASS GROOVE trump NOTE STREAK * converting ToLower() is unnecessary * Reordered update functions to make them actually function as intended * Explained PerformanceTextFontSize()
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