[Theme] NAKET Coder Revolution - Offical Thread [3.9 and 4.0]

[NAKET Coder]

Well, since I wanted my own thread, I decided to post it. Hope none of the mods mind.

NAKET Coder Revolution is a theme for StepMania 3.9.
NAKET Coder Revolution: Bleeding Heart Liberal is its 4.0 cousin.

Both are now available for you to use!

You can see the 3.9 version here:
StepMania Underground

And now that there's a new release of SM4 CVS, I've gone ahead and released an incomplete version for that as well:
StepMania Underground

Screenshots of both versions are available on their respective pages, though BHL's screenshots are way out of date.

In addition, the 4.0 version ABSOLUTELY REQUIRES the fixed DLLs if you're using the Windows build.
You can get them from either Shakesoda or AJ 187.

[Midiman]

Digging the menu music.

[NAKET Coder]

A small update was released today.
Grab it at the usual place.

Mostly it's a bugfix, except for one feature that Synikal added called the Step Distribution Graph:

[Midiman]

I came at the new chart system

[NAKET Coder]

NCR:BHL 20071007 released.

Changelog:

* New user preference for skipping ScreenStage.
Since nobody on the team can figure out why ScreenStage
takes forever to load, we've included a preference so
that you can skip ScreenStage entirely.
Check the Scripts directory for 00usersettings.lua
and set IPlaySMO accordingly.

* Minor tweaks, including:
- Moving the score on eval out of the way of non AA
and up grades.
- Changing the orientation of the MusicWheel text for
Roulette and Section text so that they all fit on the
wheel instead of overlapping.
- Making the Step Distribution Graph only show for
active players. Synikal was in a rush when he coded
that.
- Changed layer order of some elements in the credits.
- Changed style of Combo and Miss labels to match new
judgment text.

Get it from the usual place.

[NAKU [X] Generation]

Woo Hoo!
Um..yea.
I haven't even downloaded the theme yet. [4.0 Ver.]
I just felt a burst of random energy so...uh...yea.

From the screenshot though, it looks promising.