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How do I create a third band? All I did before was to rename the exampleband 1 to 4pc and added another npc, and renamed example2 to 2pc. If I copy a bands section in the config and paste it then rename it, it doesn't show up as an option. I named it RB but when I do /npcbands spawn RB it just says 'available band keys 4pc, 2pc .......... any ideas why?

This is how I laid out a 4 piece band: "Singers": [ { "NPC name": "XXXX", "Attire": [ { "Short name": "attire.bunny.onesie", "Skin ID": 0 }, { "Short name": "attire.bunnyears", "Skin ID": 0 } ], "Spawn position": { "x": -2, "y": 0, "z": 0 }, "Instrument name": "Piano", "Notes filter": [] }, { "NPC name": "XXXXX", "Attire": [ { "Short name": "attire.bunny.onesie", "Skin ID": 0 }, { "Short name": "attire.bunnyears", "Skin ID": 0 } ], "Spawn position": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "z": 1 }, "Instrument name": "Guitar", "Notes filter": [] }, { "NPC name": "XXXXXX", "Attire": [ { "Short name": "attire.bunny.onesie", "Skin ID": 0 }, { "Short name": "attire.bunnyears", "Skin ID": 0 } ], "Spawn position": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "z": -2 }, "Instrument name": "Drumkit", "Notes filter": [] }, { "NPC name": "XXXXXXX", "Attire": [ { "Short name": "attire.bunny.onesie", "Skin ID": 0 }, { "Short name": "attire.bunnyears", "Skin ID": 0 } ], "Spawn position": { "x": 2, "y": 0, "z": 0 }, "Instrument name": "Xylophone", "Notes filter": [] } z position will position them closer or further from you.

Oh, and make sure their positions aren't on top of each other, like have one's x value be -1 and another 1 and another 3 and another -3 will put 4 NPC next to each other.

Just copy this part and paste it again for each new NPC you want in that band. Just change their name, instrument and attire if you'd like. "NPC name": "Andres", "Attire": [ { "Short name": "attire.bunny.onesie", "Skin ID": 0 }, { "Short name": "attire.bunnyears", "Skin ID": 0 } ], "Spawn position": { "x": -1, "y": 0, "z": 0 }, "Instrument name": "Piano", "Notes filter": [] },

Nice, I was rt clicking and using rename (which didn't help.) But still, Opening the json and changing the name works for the program to use it, but I still need to know what's on it so I would also have to rename the file so it shows me which one I'm looking at (if I understand what you're saying.) Changing it in midi editor changes the name to exactly what I want to see in the plugin player like "Pink Floyd - Wish You were Here" ... and then making it a json with your neat webpage turns it into a name that the plugin can use. Either way I'm rolling with this now and it's freakin fantastic. I promise to write a full review in a few days, thanks so much for the plugin and help.

I figured out that it works if I open the midi file in midi editor and then just edit the first track, renaming it to what you want the file to be called, and save it. Painstaking process if you have a lot of midis. But at least I got one to work ! I figured out my error in the config and got the plugin to work again.

To me that says to right-click the midi file and click 'rename' then rename it (which is what I'm doing.) But open it with what to edit the name field? If I click it, it will play in my midi player.

Why does this app https://npcbands.vercel.app/ put the json files out as unnamed? No matter whether I leave spaces, put underscores instead of spaces or even just one word the song name it always downloads as unnamed. I can rename the json file and put that name in the band's track list, but it still shows as unnamed....except one that got named Piano somehow. The only actual song name that shows is the default happy birthday.

Nice, ty

What would be the syntax to use if I wanted to add more clothes than just a mask to each 'singer' in this section? "Attire": [ { "Short name": "hat.dragonmask", "Skin ID": 0 }