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2006-10-15 04:42 PM Quote from the help File :Local Repeat Open/Close: A special form of sectional repeat symbols. These allow a section to be repeated for a specified number of iterations without specifying special endings for each iteration. These loops can be nested inside a master loop which contains special endings. Special endings do not apply to local repeats. Attempts to combine local repeats and special endings will yield unpredictable results. Unlike master repeats, local repeat loops are performed even after a D.S. or D.C. flow direction has been executed. Master Repeat Open/Close: Sectional repeat symbols for repeating a section. Each repeat should specify a special ending prior to the closing repeat symbol (see Special Ending Command). The closing repeat mark is ignored after a D.S. or D.C. flow redirection has been initiated. So if I understand it well:- Only in a 'local repeat close', you can specify how many repeats are needed- Only in a 'master repeat close', special endings are taken into accountMy questions:- What if I want three iterations, each with a different ending ? - More general :How can one use the 3th until 7th special endings that are possible to mark?- Is this specific for Noteworthy or is it due to music theory (which I don't know much about) ?Copyright © 2006 by NoteWorthy Software, Inc. Re: Local and master repeat / special endings Reply #1 – 2006-10-15 06:50 PM Only in a 'local repeat close', you can specify how many repeats are neededYes - local repeats are just that - specify how many times you want tat passage played - no variance.Only in a 'master repeat close', special endings are taken into accountThat's right - they have no meaning for a master repeatWhat if I want three iterations, each with a different ending ? Then you have to use a master repeat.Put special ending 1 where the first ending starts, then complete it with a master repeat close.Immediately after that, put special ending 2 and complete that ending with a master repeat close.Immediately after that put special ending 3 - this one doesn't need a master repeat ending.More general :How can one use the 3th until 7th special endings that are possible to mark?When you hit the s Key, a dialogue box appears. Here you can select which endings should play the following measures.So you could have the first one that is marked with

Ending, you will have to find your way into the basement from the storm cellar entrance outside. Poke around the different things in the mortuary and, eventually, you'll have the things you need to go down there. 6:44 Related Best Indie Horror Video Games Of All Time, According To Metacritic With so many unique and incredible horror experiences in the indie scene, we ranked a few of the top ones! At least according to Metacritic! To get this ending, head straight to the door on the right and interact with the coffin-like container. Complete your shift like normal and continue on your way to the final cutscene. While this previously was the most information you could get from the Mortuary Assistant, with the addition of a newer ending, things only get more intense and detailed from here. 2 Ending Six: Raymond's Story Some Light On Why Raymond Is Here This new ending for the Mortuary Assistant was included in the New Ending Update, which added significantly more lore. In it, you can finally explore a bit more of Raymond's story and why taking care of demons is so important to him. For this ending, all you need to do is remember to put the fuse back into the fuse box in the bathroom and carefully look around the basement. You should have some time, even after burning the body, to go back into the basement to explore all the new material and experience the new ending in its fullest form without the pressure of the time limit bearing down on you. This ending also gives a hint that there may be more to come in the future, given that it does leave a few loose ends that are waiting for answers. At the moment, ending six isn't the best ending in the game, especially considering it doesn't feel like a particularly good closing point for Raymond and Rebecca's story. On a side note, this ending is probably best experienced if you're playing in total darkness. 1 Ending Five: Rebecca’s Closure Good Endings Are Possible Here This is one of the best endings you can get, but it also requires working through some intense, creepy mechanics, and have a lot of game knowledge to achieve. To get this ending, you will need to pick up the sobriety coins and the necklace that belonged to Rebecca’s father in one of the bottom drawers. If you see Rebecca's dad lying on a gurney, place his necklace around his neck. Alternatively, if you see Rebecca hanging in the hallway where the bodies are stored, you can place both of the sobriety coins in her open hands. Complete your shift correctly to trigger a cutscene, earning the achievement "Closure." As implied, this is where Rebecca, and you, can get some closure regarding the things that you have seen and experienced. It's heartwarming and tear-inducing and is, by far, the sweetest ending in the Mortuary Assistant. Next 10 Saddest Moments In Horror Games Horror games will

Endings 1,3,5 and th second one marked with 2,4,6 for example.The one that says default / DS/DC ending will be the one used if you dont specify an ending or if you have already passed a DS or DC instruction. Re: Local and master repeat / special endings Reply #2 – 2006-10-15 06:54 PM P.S.If you look at the Repeat examples that come with NoteWorthy, they will give you working examples of how all the repeats work. Re: Local and master repeat / special endings Reply #3 – 2006-10-15 07:31 PM Geez, I spent an hour drafting a reply, went to post it, and hit the wrong key, closing the window. With no way to recover my post, I'll start over, and try not to repeat what Rich has explained. - Only in a 'local repeat close', you can specify how many repeats are needed- Only in a 'master repeat close', special endings are taken into accountI think you're right. What if I want three iterations, each with a different ending ? - More general :How can one use the 3th until 7th special endings that are possible to mark?The attached example shows the interaction of special endings and the two repeat functions.- Is this specific for Noteworthy or is it due to music theory (which I don't know much about) ?The local repeat in NWC is not found in music theory (although the ||: and :|| symbols are). It's a tool developed for midi playback so you don't have to write the same bar(s) over and over again. The first ending is used in NWC with the master repeat close. It just says "play this/these bar(s) the first time, but skip them the second time. The second ending will always be placed right after the repeat sign. If the second ending then repeats, you skip both the first and second endings on that repeat, and go to the third ending, etc., until you run out of special ending numbers. The thick and thin lines in NWC's master repeat open and close are just stylistic, although very good, and in NWC are used to make it obvious whether or not you are using a local or master repeat. In other words, in printed or written music, the double bar line with the two accompanying dots can be two thin lines or one thick, one thin, depending on your preferences, but