:warning: This is a third-party script/app and is not created by the WaniKani team. By using this, you understand that it can stop working at any time or be discontinued indefinitely. As a result of the discussions in this thread , I made a userscript that displays the pitch type for a given vocab…

Awesome, thanks! All the ones you grabbed are only pitch form 2? Is there a reason you’re including the pitch pattern in the definition instead of letting it be generated?

Ah, no I mean I also have them all as pitch: [0] or [1] or [2] or [n] "お酒": [0], "明治": [1], OJAD uses a pattern in order to draw their diagrams so those were the initial results, but I’ve now used my pattern generator to reverse engineer the pitch numbers like weblios [n]. I just pasted the patte…

Ah ok sweet, well for sure then submit a pull request if you’d like and I’ll check it out and hopefully get it pushed out to main!

Merged the changes, update should be going out to people now, thanks :slight_smile:

Hey, just wanted to say thank you for making this, it’s helping me a lot with getting the hang of pitch accent :slight_smile:

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I’m pretty sure it isn’t necessary to manually add pitch info for new vocab - it gets pulled automatically from an external site. If the pitch info is not showing, it usually just means that the external site doesn’t recognize the word (this happens sometimes, especially if the word is just a suffi…

Yeah, but if they add it to the script it doesn’t have to do a web search every time.

I added the missing pitches for the existing list of vocab, and added the new vocab. There are about 300 items that don’t have pitch info in the dictionary or can’t found in the dictionary at all.

I was wondering, how reliant is wanikani + this script combo ? I’m new to pitch accent and I’m going crazy. Most of the time, what I see and what I hear match quite well but some times, even after listening to it ten times the two clearly don’t match for me. Plausible scenarios: Both wanikani au…

[Userscript] WaniKani Pitch Info

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seanblue April 21, 2018, 1:57am 150

@Invertex When you get a chance, can you add the pitch information for the new vocab?

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[Userscript] WaniKani Pitch Info

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