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Updated documentation:
README.md:
- Added waveform visualization to implemented features list
- Added section on loading audio waveform with usage instructions
- Documented wav_dump_backend integration: ./demo64k --dump_wav output.wav
- Added snap-to-beat and resize handles to feature list
- Updated Future Enhancements with music.track visualization
ROADMAP.md:
- Added Phase 2.5: Music.track Visualization & Overlay
- Detailed implementation plan for tracker score overlay
- Visual design specifications (colored bars, sample markers)
- Use case: Align visual sequences with tracker events
- Effort: 12-15 hours, Priority: MEDIUM
The timeline editor now has clear guidance on:
1. How to generate WAV files from demo64k for visual reference
2. Future feature: Display tracker patterns/samples for alignment
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Documentation improvements:
1. Added reference to doc/SEQUENCE.md in README
2. Added comment in parser pointing to format spec
3. Updated README with complete format examples including:
- Priority modifiers (+, =, -)
- Time notation (beats vs seconds)
- Optional sequence names
- BPM declaration
New feature task (Phase 1):
Task 1.2b: Priority Editing UI (HIGH PRIORITY, 6-8h)
- Edit sequence priority (0-9 for scene, 10+ for post-processing)
- Toggle effect priority modifiers (+/=/-)
- Visual priority indicators and z-order visualization
- Computed priority display
- Priority conflict warnings
Implementation details:
- Radio buttons for priority modifiers
- Up/down buttons for sequence priority
- Color-coded priority levels
- Priority badges on timeline items
- Automatic priority recalculation
Rationale:
Priority control is essential for proper render order and z-stacking.
Currently, priorities are shown but not easily editable. This task
makes priority a first-class editable property.
Updated effort estimates:
- Phase 1: 28-36 hours (was 22-28)
- Total: ~117-161 hours for full feature set
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Created detailed roadmap for timeline editor future development.
Phase 1: Core Editing Features (HIGH PRIORITY)
- Snap-to-beat: Musical timing with BPM-based grid (4-6h)
- Create new effects: Modal dialog for adding effects (6-8h)
- Overlap detection: Visual warnings for conflicts (8-10h)
Total: 22-28 hours
Phase 2: Productivity Enhancements (MEDIUM PRIORITY)
- Undo/redo system with command pattern (10-12h)
- Multi-select & batch operations (12-15h)
- Copy/paste & duplication (6-8h)
- Keyboard shortcuts & navigation (4-6h)
Total: 38-51 hours
Phase 3: Advanced Features (LOW PRIORITY)
- Timeline playback indicator (4-6h)
- Templates & presets (8-10h)
- Search & filter (6-8h)
- Timeline comparison view (15-20h)
- Export formats (JSON, CSV, MD) (6-8h)
- Auto-save & local storage (4-6h)
Total: 51-74 hours
Implementation Details:
- Technical approach for each feature
- UI mockups and code snippets
- Effort estimates and dependencies
- Success metrics and design principles
Priority recommendation:
1. Snap-to-beat (makes musical timing easy)
2. Create effects (essential for productivity)
3. Overlap detection (prevents rendering bugs)
Total effort for full feature set: ~110-150 hours
The roadmap provides clear guidance for incremental development
while keeping the tool simple and self-contained.
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