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Song database lock when downloading many charts simultaneously
Song database lock when downloading many charts simultaneously
Affected versions: 0.4.0Platform: AllWhen you download a large number of charts at the same time using the in-game song downloader, the SQLite song database can enter a locked state. When this happens, newly downloaded songs do not appear in the music select screen even after the downloads complete.Symptoms:
- Downloaded songs are present on disk but absent from the song list.
- The database may emit lock errors in
endlessdream.log.
- Close the game.
- Relaunch the game.
- Open the launcher or use the in-game folder reload function to re-scan the download directory.
Remnant skin elements after changing the music select skin
Remnant skin elements after changing the music select skin
Affected versions: 0.4.0Platform: AllWhen you change the music select skin using the live skin menu in the mod menu, some song wheel elements from the previous skin may continue to render on screen until you fully restart the game. Similarly, after changing the play skin, measure bars may display incorrectly until you reload.Workaround: Restart the game after changing skins if you see leftover visual elements. Live skin switching is intended for configuration tweaks, not full skin replacement.
[Linux] Skin fonts load partially due to filename case
[Linux] Skin fonts load partially due to filename case
Affected versions: 0.4.0Platform: Linux onlyLinux filesystems are case-sensitive. Some skins reference font files using a different letter case than the actual filename on disk (for example, the skin references Workaround: Identify the mismatched filename by checking
font/Score.png but the file is named font/score.png). On Linux, this causes the font to load only partially or not at all, resulting in missing characters, blank score counters, or invisible text elements.This is a skin authoring issue rather than an Endless Dream bug, but it manifests only on Linux because Windows and macOS use case-insensitive filesystems by default.
endlessdream.log for file-not-found errors during skin loading, then rename the offending file on disk so its name exactly matches the case used in the skin descriptor (.csv or .json).For example:[Linux] Skin settings fail to transfer from a Windows configuration
[Linux] Skin settings fail to transfer from a Windows configuration
Affected versions: 0.4.0Platform: Linux onlyIf you copy a After:You only need to change values inside the skin configuration sections. Save both files and relaunch the game.
config.json or config_player.json that was created on Windows to a Linux machine, the skin file paths stored in those files use Windows-style backslash separators (\). Linux does not treat \ as a path separator, so the game cannot locate the configured skin files and falls back to the default skin.Workaround: Open config.json and config_player.json (found in your player folder) in a text editor and replace all backslashes in skin path values with forward slashes.Example — before:Skin Widget Manager behaves abnormally with sliders and scrollbars
Skin Widget Manager behaves abnormally with sliders and scrollbars
Affected versions: 0.4.0Platform: AllThe Skin Widget Manager (accessible from the mod menu) does not handle skin slider and scrollbar elements correctly. Attempting to resize or reposition these elements may produce unexpected results or no effect.Workaround: Avoid using the Skin Widget Manager to edit slider or scrollbar elements. Configure those elements by editing the skin descriptor file directly, or use the numeric offset fields in the live Skin Configuration window.