V3 WavLen

//

// The WavLen function is not exclusive for InOutWavTime anymore, but can be used on any playing effect.
// Therefore you have to specify the effect you want to retrieve the length from WavLen<EFFECT_RETRACTION>
// You could use this same principle for your stab, blast and clash effects if you wanted to.
//

{ "ESB Graflex", "tracks/LvsV.wav",
  StylePtr<Layers<
           Layers<
             RotateColorsX<Variation,DeepSkyBlue>,
             AudioFlickerL<RotateColorsX<Variation,Rgb<0,0,128>>>>,
             TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrInstant,BrownNoiseFlickerL<AlphaL<White,Int<16000>>,Int<50>>,TrSmoothFade<600>>,EFFECT_LOCKUP_END>,
             ResponsiveLockupL<Strobe<White,BrownNoiseFlicker<White,Red,300>,50,1>,TrConcat<TrInstant,White,TrFade<200>>,
                               TrFade<400>,Scale<BladeAngle<0,16000>,Int<4000>,Int<26000>>,Int<6000>,Scale<SwingSpeed<100>,Int<10000>,Int<14000>>>,
             ResponsiveLightningBlockL<Strobe<White,AudioFlicker<White,Blue>,50,1>,
                               TrConcat<TrInstant,AlphaL<White,Bump<Int<12000>,Int<18000>>>,
                               TrFade<200>>,TrConcat<TrInstant,HumpFlickerL<AlphaL<White,Int<16000>>,30>,
                               TrSmoothFade<600>>>,
             ResponsiveStabL<Red>,
             ResponsiveBlastL<White,Int<400>,Scale<SwingSpeed<200>,Int<100>,Int<400>>>,
             ResponsiveClashL<White,TrInstant,TrFade<400>>,
             TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrInstant,AudioFlickerL<White>,TrFade<800>>,EFFECT_IGNITION>,
             ResponsiveDragL<BrownNoiseFlickerL<White,Int<300>>,TrWipeIn<400>,TrFade<400>>,
             ResponsiveMeltL<Mix<TwistAngle<>,Red,Orange>,TrWipeIn<600>,TrSmoothFade<600>>,
             InOutTrL<TrWipeX<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>>,TrWipeInX<WavLen<EFFECT_RETRACTION>>
          >>>()
},

//
//
//NOTE: The Percentage<> function does not expect an Int<> like before, but instead just a numeric value. Here's an example style with WavLen, Percentage, preon and pstoff controlled effect-timing;
//(based on the awesome styles by fett263 and soundfiles by nosloppy )


{ "common;VaderII", "tracks/main.wav",
     StylePtr<Layers<
		 Blue,
		 BlastL<White>,
		 SimpleClashL<White>,
		 ResponsiveLockupL<Strobe<White,BrownNoiseFlicker<White,Red,300>,50,1>,
		                   TrConcat<TrInstant,White,TrFade<200>>,TrFade<400>,
						            Scale<BladeAngle<0,16000>,Int<10000>,Int<30000>>,Int<10000>,
									Scale<SwingSpeed<100>,Int<10000>,Int<14000>>>,
		 ResponsiveDragL<AudioFlicker<Blue,White>,TrInstant,TrInstant,Int<10000>,Int<16384>>,
		 ResponsiveMeltL<Mix<TwistAngle<>,Red,Orange>,TrWipeIn<600>,TrSmoothFade<600>>,
		 ResponsiveStabL<Orange,TrWipeIn<50>,TrWipe<50>>,BlastL<White>,
		 ResponsiveLightningBlockL<White>,
		 InOutTrL<  TrWipeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>,10> >, TrWipeInX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_RETRACTION>, 5> >,Black>,
		 TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrInstant,AlphaL<White,Bump<Int<0>,Int<6000>>>,
						   TrFadeX<WavLen<EFFECT_RETRACTION>>,AlphaL<Orange,Bump<Int<0>,Int<4000>>>,
						   TrFadeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_PSTOFF>,60> >,AlphaL<Red,Bump<Int<0>,Int<3000>>>,
						   TrFadeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_PSTOFF>,40>> >,EFFECT_RETRACTION>,
		 TransitionEffectL<TrConcat<TrFadeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_PREON>,125> >,AlphaL<HumpFlickerL<Orange,10>,Bump<Int<0>,Int<4000>>>,
		                   TrFadeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>,50> >,AlphaL<HumpFlickerL<Orange,15>,Bump<Int<0>,Int<5000>>>,
						   TrFadeX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>,25> >,AlphaL<HumpFlickerL<White,20>,Bump<Int<0>,Int<6000>>>,
						   TrBoingX< Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>,15>,3>>,EFFECT_PREON>>
		 >(),
	"layers vader"},

	//Percentage in this example is because vader font has long out.wav (this is why I don't use it here!!)
	//and the pst off is not separate from th in wav.
	//
	// To quote "In this case the out.wav in the VaderII font ("The Black Bishop's Lightsword") has a long bit of 'pston' sound after the actual ignition bit.
	// Setting the percentage to 5%, gives a quick ignition, while still being coupled to the length of the selected out.wav.
	// Using just WavLen fot this particular font would result in a slow extension of the blade.
	//
	// Cutting the file in two parts, would also be a solution. I believe we can now add our own USER_EFFECT creating the not yet existing 'pston'.
	// Then the extension and pston effect could be separated, and you would not have to use a percentage of the out.wav.
    // I found that for some of these out.wavs there is a sort of fade-out after the actual extension sound,
    // and tuning the blade timing using the Percentage<WavLen<EFFECT_IGNITION>,10>. The same goes for retraction.
    // It is just an example, so feel free to use it any way you like (with or without the Percentage)."
	//
	// BOTTOM LINE is always use pstoff, no longer use long in.wavs. Split them up into in.wav and pstoff.wav
	// Why would we use percentage on the preon? Test this OUT!!