[BUGFIX] Made the chart editor use correct song IDs when using templates #3018
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…ork for fnfc as well.
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I realized that the way I set the song ID when opening a `.fnfc` file doesn't let the user edit the song ID using the editor, so I reverted this functionality for FNFC.
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Instead of always using the song name from the metadata to infer the song ID, the chart editor will now try to use the correct song ID when loading a song template, and will only use the song name to infer the song ID as a fallback (usually when you create a new song or open a
.fnfcfile).This fix helps song scripts load on all variations when playtesting, and not only on variations where the song name matches the song ID (usually
default). You can see the effect very clearly when playtesting eggnog on theerectvariations with song scripts enabled because the cutscene that's supposed to play when the song ends won't play without this fix.Note
Previously, I tried to apply this functionality to
.fnfcfiles as well, by using the song ID from the manifest file, but then I realized that this prevents the user from editing the song ID of an opened.fnfcfile, so I ended up reverting that functionality.