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Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by DossarLX ODI (Post 3665385)

Also, what is this

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I inspected my file again and I don't see this at all. I don't really understand how this happened.

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

AAA is definetly possible

This chart is gay... sorry.

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Gay ending

Should have been a AAA but lolnope I derped a jump in the easiest part.

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by Zakvvv666 (Post 3665409)

Gay ending
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Should have been a AAA but lolnope I derped a jump in the easiest part.
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You whore, why must you always beat my scores when I beat your sightreads? xD

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by DossarLX ODI (Post 3665400)

bmah's file was ruined by too many hidden one handed patterns and conversion rounding

I say the file beatbox should be edited so it's all 1 frame intervals (aka the way it was meant to be played), but I guess that's just me

It's the flip of the coin. It's unfortunate, but that's just how it happens for some charts.

As far as the 32nd jump in NNRT, I have no idea how it happened -- the only thing that got changed in any of the files this round was the sync of the files (proper offsets, etc). That's... really strange.

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lol I give up, not gonna bother competing with Samurai
(still in, just not going to whore for great scores anymore)

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Idk how my division can do this so well V_V

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YMIA, as much as I like the file and how enjoyable it is, its those bloody quads lmao xD

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by bmah (Post 3665402)

You can manually edit a file's framers. The only problem is that it'd be time-consuming to do for someone who has to upload several songs for each round. I have an old converter that doesn't instantaneously convert the .dwi into a .swf. This more basic converter allows you the flexibility to edit in Adobe Flash if needed.

You can have SSFFRC generate the raw beatbox Actionscript code as well, there's no need to use an old converter. Hand-editing is as simple as changing some numbers then re-inserting the Actionscript into a .swf file yourself.
qqwref and velocity both have written tools which help with this process. I bet you guys can poke around or ask them to link; I'm not sure it's my place to be giving them out.

I manually edited dozens of charts for my tournament. I either used tiny unnoticeable sub-beat changes in the sm file itself, or changed the frame placements in the beatbox code.
In the finals of my tournament I hand-edited D5CD, D5AB, D1, and D2 file framers, along with the side game file (to get the 0-framers perfectly aligned)
Fury of the Storm [Oni] originally had over 10 one-framers that I edited out by hand, without losing the sync. It's definitely practical to do, and players can appreciate the difference.

It's a lot of work, but it's something you need to commit to if you want FFR files to be as fun as possible.
There is no excuse to settle for "flip of the coin" bad conversions when hand-editing is available (for example, lol Rudi 64th roll conversion)

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

It's funny how this late in the tournament these files are still easier to PA than S.Y.S.T.E.M XD I can't get over it..

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lol sightread, will fix later

brb playing the lottery; luckiest run ever (with a few nervous misses </3)

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

Dang. was on vacation and missed this entire tourney .-.

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Those weird jack thingies at the end rofl why?! Also, max combo of 1381 on a song with 1383 notes.

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I can't do the [23] jacks :/

I think I can sdg this

EDIT: I knew it xD

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

double thrash is one hell of a mess. fun, though.

Gattal fun too. missflagged on a random down arrow in stream oop.

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by XxMidigamixX (Post 3665639)

YMIA, as much as I like the file and how enjoyable it is, its those bloody quads lmao xD

Gotta have some extra fun in there XD

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

Ths one is pretty tough. Will be working on it.

Somehow Sightread this one.

Re: Dragons Fury: Custom Tournament #7

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Originally Posted by ULTIMEGA (Post 3665775)

Ths one is pretty tough. Will be working on it.

This score made me curious as to what the file felt like, so I played it.

Wow that file was pretty cool! I see though why people are saying it feels a little bit messy, I think you were somewhat let down by your pattern choice making things harder to read than they should be. There were lots of split patterns and 1-handed gallops that were very difficult to read and PA compared to other parts of the file. Perhaps that was intentional, but I'll offer a little advice anyway:

I'll go ahead and toot my own horn here (please don't hate, I'm trying to help) and mention my Arcitca file on Dossar's engine as an example of the kinds of patterns I advocate using for hard-to-read sections of dicksynced guitar solos. Considering how weird some of the rhythms are when you sync a guitar song like that, you usually want to do the players a favor in choosing patterns that are fairly simple to follow as it will be hard to PA already due to the strange rhythms.
Using more "connected" patterns, i.e. 1234 over 1324 makes the hardest parts of dicksynced solos easier to read and PA. Then you can save more "split" patterns for when the solo is less intense, to keep it interesting.
My 2c, take it or leave it