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* feat(aup): migrate SpectrumAnalyzer and Timeline to Avalonia — closes #21 * fix(aup): address all review findings and PR comments for Timeline and SpectrumAnalyzer Timeline.cs: - C1/PR#3: Wire ProgressLineBrushProperty to _progressLine.BorderBrush; add BorderThickness(0,0,1,0) to reproduce WPF right-edge cursor line - M1: Restructure constructor to two-row Grid (Row0=20px ticks, Row1=* progress) with _positionLine spanning both rows — matches WPF PART_Timeline template - M2: Fix default brush values to match WPF Resources.xaml style setters (TickBrush=#7F848E, TimeBrush=#DAE5F2, ProgressLineBrush=Brown, ProgressBrush=LinearGradientBrush #45B649→#DCE35B) - Min1: Fix OnSourceEvent signature — remove erroneous nullable SourceEventArgs? - PR#4: Add PositionProperty.Changed handler to keep _progressLine.Width in sync whenever Position is set by any means (not only via SourcePropertyChangedEvent) - S1: Set ClipToBounds=true on root Grid and _lengthGrid SpectrumAnalyzer.cs: - Min2: Add FrequencyBarBorderThicknessProperty.Changed handler → CreateBars() - Min3/PR#2: Fix double CreateBars() on out-of-range FrequencyBarCount by using early returns instead of fall-through after coerce assignment - PR#1: Guard UpdateSpectrum when _bars is empty; trigger CreateBars() from OnSourceEvent(Loading) so bars exist before first FftData event arrives * fix(aup): second-pass review fixes for Timeline and SpectrumAnalyzer Timeline.cs: - M2: Reorder root.Children so _positionLine is added last, ensuring the mouse-cursor indicator renders on top of the advancing _progressLine fill - Min1: Remove _bottomBorder shared field; instantiate Border inline inside UpdateTimeline() like all other tick elements, eliminating shared-state risk - S1: Wrap TickBrush/TimeBrush AddClassHandler callbacks in Dispatcher.UIThread.Post to be consistent with BoundsProperty.Changed SpectrumAnalyzer.cs: - M1: Reset _bars to Array.Empty<Border>() inside SilenceBars() so the UpdateSpectrum _bars.Length==0 guard correctly blocks stale writes after bars are cleared - Min2: Add AddClassHandler for FrequencyBarBrush, FrequencyBarBorderBrush, and FrequencyBarCornerRadius → CreateBars() to keep runtime changes in sync * fix(aup): third-pass review fixes for Timeline and SpectrumAnalyzer SpectrumAnalyzer.cs: - M1/PR#5: Snapshot _bars into a local 'bars' at the top of UpdateSpectrum so the dispatched UI-thread closure and all loop bounds use the same consistent array reference; prevents IndexOutOfRangeException when SilenceBars() or a FrequencyBarCount change replaces _bars between the guard check and the Background-priority closure - M2: Remove Dispatcher.UIThread.Invoke() wrapper around SpectrumScalingStrategy read — Avalonia 11 StyledProperty value reads are thread-safe for value types; eliminates synchronous audio-thread→UI-thread roundtrip (deadlock risk + perf) Timeline.cs: - M3: Extend BoundsProperty.Changed handler to also recompute _progressLine.Width using the new Bounds.Width so the progress indicator stays proportionally correct after window resize - PR#6: Clamp seek ratio to [0.0, 1.0] before passing to Source.SkipTo() to guard against pointer positions marginally outside the control bounds |
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FModel Linux — Unreal Engine Archives Explorer for Linux
This is an unofficial Linux port of FModel, originally created by Asval (4sval) and contributors. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the upstream project or its maintainers. Please do not report Linux-port-specific issues upstream.
Description
FModel Linux is a Linux port of FModel — an archive explorer for Unreal Engine games. It uses CUE4Parse as its core parsing library, providing robust support for the latest UE4 and UE5 archive formats, along with a comprehensive set of tools for previewing and converting game packages.
This fork replaces the Windows-only WPF UI stack with Avalonia UI and removes other Windows-specific dependencies to enable native Linux support. It is maintained by r6e.
Installation
Installation instructions for the Linux port are available in the project wiki (work in progress).
For the upstream Windows release, refer to the official FModel installation guide.
Supporting the Upstream Project
This fork does not accept donations. If you find FModel valuable, please consider supporting the original FModel project and its contributors.
License
FModel Linux is a derivative work licensed under GPL-3. The original FModel project is copyright © Asval and FModel contributors. Licenses of third-party libraries used are listed in NOTICE.