[TheSeventhSign]

Originally Posted by silvercomet1525

I believe FFR runs at 30 FPS, so that's 1/30, or 0.0333... seconds per frame.

The arrow timing is

Average
Good
Perfect
Perfect
Perfect
Good
Average

So if we take the note to be at the exact center, there's 1.5 frames of perfect at each end. So 1.5x0.0333... = 0.0500 seconds at each side or 0.1 seconds for the whole window. Goods and averages are 1 frame each and so should be 0.0333... seconds each.

So that's 0.100000 sec. for perfects, 0.166666 sec. for goods, and 0.233333 sec. for averages.

Someone correct me if I did something wrong somewhere.

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I'm such a nerd.

Again, that FFR instinct told me it was 1/30 of a frame for 3 frames, but the diagram really helped. The thing is, when I put those values in, it was absurdly easy to hit Perfects (and note I am on Judge 4 for timing since it seems to weight everything at 1.000000, which I'm assuming is everything's true value). I tried hard to hit Good and couldn't.

Also, it seems to me like either Average should be 0.200000, or Good should. It seems there's a one frame gap in the math, but I could be wrong, and don't worry about it too much, I get the overall process. =)

Originally Posted by emerald000

The major difference between FFR and SM with these settings is that the goods will break the combo. You can, if you want, fix that by a little cheating:

JudgeWindowSecondsBoo=0.233333
JudgeWindowSecondsGood=0.233333
JudgeWindowSecondsGreat=0.233333
JudgeWindowSecondsMarvelous=0.100000
JudgeWindowSecondsMine=0.166667
JudgeWindowSecondsOK=0.250000
JudgeWindowSecondsPerfect=0.166667

Turn the Marvelous timing and voila!

Note that Marvelouses are FFR perfects, perfects are FFR goods and greats are FFR averages with these settings. Goods and boos are removed.

Okay, so I should assume that Marvelous takes over Perfect since Marvelous is turned off? I'll try it, thanks. But if not, again note that I don't use Marvelous.