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LogicalBeast 07-11-2016 01:10 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by Yoshl
I'm going to begin compiling a google doc of all the standard offsets I use on songs that I normally play, and I think it'd be productive if people also contributed their offsets to the sheet as well

Funnily enough I had the same sort of idea, but I'm not sure if I have the patience to write offsets for all 1993 files in the game (well the ones I'm good enough to unlock anyway, plus some require like ultra grinding to unlock). Only caveat is that different hardware/software setups will reduce these numbers to educated guesses, but you could always take the difference between your offset on song x and their offset on song x, then apply that difference to all of the offsets from that player (same logic with this list, difference between your offsets and the list's offsets). Plus SubjectiveMania (I like mine onbeat/slightly late, some people like it soooo early I have no idea how they get a good score haha, but whatever works for them). One random tip I discovered which gave me a lil' boost in the FPS, for laptop players make sure you go to "Change advanced power settings" and check that Intel Graphics Settings/nVidia etc = Maximum Performance on plugged in/on battery.

Anyway, to chip in a few of mine (no Judge offset just the global @ 60FPS on standalone Flash Player 12, Intel graphics on a Samsung laptop). Bear in mind many are before I discovered your tutorial so I may amend these later for myself:
Dance 1
- Free Space: 1.74 (I've also done well on 2.01, undecided atm)
- Power = 1.83
- A = 2.01
- Syndrome Craze = 1.74
- Fly With Me: 0.99 (balls the syncing on this is terrible)
- Desperation Pandemic Day Mix = 3/3.21 (drifts soooo bad, can't find a good offset for it)
- Back to the Gate: 1.491 (used your tutorial to get it down to 0.005ms difference)

Dance 2
- Air: 2.82
- Vertex Beta: 2.039 (your tutorial)

Misc
- Uber Rave v2 = 3.09?

YoshL 07-11-2016 01:25 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Va0/edit#gid=0

I started with the tournament files really quickly, just for nice reference. I've used "the stormy song" as a baseline for sync (since I usually drift right around 1.25 in global offset)

If you'd like to contribute, pm me an e-mail and I can give you access to your own column and stuff

as a note, most likely I'd like to add harder spectrum songs onto the list first - easier songs are much more easily timed to visual (legacy songs are almost mandatory to visually time) and doesn't lend to really fixing offset much, and doesn't really matter in the FFR scoring scheme of things

LogicalBeast 07-11-2016 01:35 PM

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Thanks, I'll add the easier songs later as it will give me time to sort them by group and difficulty. Can test the tournament files too but I'm terrible at spread LOL.

YoshL 07-11-2016 01:38 PM

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just make sure to do the stormy song as a baseline that's all

Dinglesberry 07-11-2016 02:17 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
I thought the logic was to find YOUR offset for general songs...

Like for example, lets say that no matter the song, you consistently hit the arrows x frames early, so you set offset to a certain amount.

I figured the offset stayed consistent between the songs lol, I always use judge offset, figured it was based on how YOU hit the notes, not the song.

YoshL 07-11-2016 02:20 PM

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because of the way files are converted, there's a possibility of error between the actual audio and the frames in the 30 fps file, so different songs get fudged by differently, it's not constant over the whole songlist at all

judge offset is handy if you want your hitposition effectively moved up and down without the arrow to music sync changed. global offset physically shifts the chart so that arrows appear earlier/later

Dinglesberry 07-11-2016 05:07 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by YoshL (Post 4452455)
because of the way files are converted, there's a possibility of error between the actual audio and the frames in the 30 fps file, so different songs get fudged by differently, it's not constant over the whole songlist at all

judge offset is handy if you want your hitposition effectively moved up and down without the arrow to music sync changed. global offset physically shifts the chart so that arrows appear earlier/later

Ye, I see the difference. I figured changing judge offset was a more personal thing on how you yourself hit the arrows, which is usually how I do it, and I'd use the global for music syncing.

Wouldn't ideally every song just be 0 offset and the songs corrected?

Also, I think I've seen people say they use late offsets on purpose to give them more time to hit fast things, I recall someone saying it regarding a tournament file, unsure how that'd work thought. I've also used offsets to do the tokens where you need to hit averages or whatnot.

Soundwave- 07-11-2016 11:48 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by Dinglesberry (Post 4452516)
Also, I think I've seen people say they use late offsets on purpose to give them more time to hit fast things, I recall someone saying it regarding a tournament file, unsure how that'd work thought. I've also used offsets to do the tokens where you need to hit averages or whatnot.

Things that are slow enough for you to read well are easy enough to hit accurately even when they are not sync'd with the music, but fast stuff that you react to causes you to be prone to hitting it late or drifting towards later and later hits, meaning if you play those sections with the music you're much more likely to hit accurately with a late offset.

YoshL 07-12-2016 12:03 AM

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imo if you're hitting hard sections late, then you need to learn how to hit them on time, not fudge your offset so that it's easier for you in your current speed/reading (also it's usually more of a matter of adjusting the judge offset there).

learn properly, and get better faster

remedy1502 07-12-2016 12:04 AM

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I play fast jumpstreamy shit with a later offset than everything else cause I'm slow and bad at it
also helps when I start hitting late cause no stamina

Soundwave- 07-12-2016 12:31 AM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by YoshL (Post 4452689)
imo if you're hitting hard sections late, then you need to learn how to hit them on time, not fudge your offset so that it's easier for you in your current speed/reading (also it's usually more of a matter of adjusting the judge offset there).

learn properly, and get better faster

I don't personally use offsets for anything or condone the use of offsets for this purpose, but that's the theory, and it holds in practice.

PhantomPuppy 07-12-2016 12:37 AM

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so i tried using offsets for the first time since D1 after reading this thread. i proceeded to butcher my accuracy, and now idk how im gonna straighten my performance before the next round lol

remedy1502 07-12-2016 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by PhantomPuppy (Post 4452700)
so i tried using offsets for the first time since D1 after reading this thread. i proceeded to butcher my accuracy, and now idk how im gonna straighten my performance before the next round lol

go to bed and wake up and everything will be normal

PhantomPuppy 07-12-2016 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by remedy1502 (Post 4452701)
go to bed and wake up and everything will be normal

oh look, that worked. sweet lol

imma keep from messing with offsets til i get eliminated from tourney.

igotrhythm 07-12-2016 09:12 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by Soundwave- (Post 4452672)
Things that are slow enough for you to read well are easy enough to hit accurately even when they are not sync'd with the music, but fast stuff that you react to causes you to be prone to hitting it late or drifting towards later and later hits, meaning if you play those sections with the music you're much more likely to hit accurately with a late offset.

That's an interesting idea if you don't have time to git gud (as many people might during this OT)

But YoshL is correct, that is a fudge tactic.

botchi246 07-7-2017 08:21 PM

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my offset keeps changing....how do i fix

dillon101001 12-24-2017 09:24 AM

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when you right clicked on result it showed accurracy. it wont do that for me. im using chrome btw

potasium56 03-17-2018 10:06 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
What about the auto offset feature? " Auto Calibrates When Exiting A Song With Atleast 50 Notes Hit".

PrawnSkunk 03-17-2018 10:17 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by potasium56 (Post 4613529)
What about the auto offset feature? " Auto Calibrates When Exiting A Song With Atleast 50 Notes Hit".

Auto judge offset was created to automate the steps in this guide for you. :)

Skikamukazi 03-18-2018 12:56 PM

Re: YoshL's Quick "Find Your Offset" Tutorial
 
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Originally Posted by dillon101001 (Post 4603102)
when you right clicked on result it showed accurracy. it wont do that for me. im using chrome btw

Same. I wonder if that was part of a previous engine build.


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