Rite On Time :: FFR Batch Submission
Tru -
Rite On Time -
KURORAK [7.5 / 10]
OT18 Bounty Batch - Courtroom
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Simfile Folder Name
Rite On Time (Tru)
Note Count
1432
Chart Length
2:01
Average NPS
12.2289
Estimated Difficulty
86.16
First Note
0:04
Ending Note Delay
0:01
Hand Bias
No Bias
Framers
0 - 0
1 - 0
2 - 16
3 - 48
4 - 43
Jumps
Hands
Quads
Color Jumps
Color Hands
Color Quads
Most notes in:
1/3 of a Second
9 - 27.00 nps
0.5 Seconds
12 - 24.00 nps
1 Second
22 - 22.00 nps
2 Seconds
39 - 19.50 nps
5 Seconds
90 - 18.00 nps
10 Seconds
169 - 16.90 nps
30 Seconds
426 - 14.20 nps
1 Minute
760 - 12.67 nps
Color Count
Largest Note Gaps
0.53s0.53s0.53s0.53s0.53s0.53s0.53s0.47s
Posted at 12:05pm on May 5th, 2025
Approved for the mid-high 80s bounty - found this a little bit harder than your DUO WING submission, but I think the layering might be a bit too safe? The jumptrills used in this are like as barebones as you can get to make the chart flowy but maybe the other judges find it fine as is.
Posted at 10:46pm on June 7th, 2025
Permission good (blanket)
Sync good
Metadata good
- 22.775-23.840: ow
- 25.616-25.971: are the 16ths due to the fade-in?
- 30.409: why minijack?
- 32.361: doesn't sound much stronger than previous jumps
- 38.397, 44.077: either both jumps or both hands
- 39.107: maybe reduce the OHT
**[FR] 49.758-1:00.231: this section is somewhat spiky due to various factors:
--- hand imbalance: many minijacks are placed on the left hand side
--- 52.509: this minijack is especially hard to hit due to 51.710-52.420 having a lot going on already; I would reduce it to 2[134] or [12][34], but there may be other ways to get around it
--- 58.456-59.166: the 32nds placement makes one-hand control tricky; placing each on a different column from the preceding 16th (like 0:22 and 1:57) could work
- 1:03.130: jump
- 1:06.267: missing
- 1:14.432-1:14.610: 23 for PR
- 1:19.314-1:20.113: OHT could be reduced by tweaking 1:19.935-
- 1:21.710-1:22.065: two 48th or 64th rolls
- 1:27.746: jump
- 1:36.267, 1:41.947: hand?
- 1:47.095: minijacks (they wouldn't make it too difficult)
Fun chart overall. Although most of the difficulty is contained in just a few sections, I think it's an acceptable degree and those sections are pretty interesting too. The **'d section feels a bit spiky though; while mirror does help, I think the last two 32nds should be smoothed out at least.
Judge Score: 7.50 - Fixes Required
Posted at 1:24am on June 12th, 2025
Thanks for notes!!
- 22.775-23.840: ow //Rearranged
- 25.616-25.971: are the 16ths due to the fade-in? //Removed
- 30.409: why minijack? //Reasons that were bad
- 32.361: doesn't sound much stronger than previous jumps //Rejected; has the same orchestral hit as eg. 27.036
- 38.397, 44.077: either both jumps or both hands //Relayered
- 39.107: maybe reduce the OHT //Reduced
**[FR] 49.758-1:00.231: this section is somewhat spiky due to various factors:
--- hand imbalance: many minijacks are placed on the left hand side //Rearranged some
--- 52.509: this minijack is especially hard to hit due to 51.710-52.420 having a lot going on already; I would reduce it to 2[134] or [12][34], but there may be other ways to get around it //Reduced
--- 58.456-59.166: the 32nds placement makes one-hand control tricky; placing each on a different column from the preceding 16th (like 0:22 and 1:57) could work //Rearranged
- 1:03.130: jump //Relayered
- 1:06.267: missing //Replaced..? Might be a typo? I don't hear anything on .267 but did add a missing note on .207
- 1:14.432-1:14.610: 23 for PR //Rearranged
- 1:19.314-1:20.113: OHT could be reduced by tweaking 1:19.935- //Rearranged, OHT is shorter
- 1:21.710-1:22.065: two 48th or 64th rolls //Redone, did 48ths, seem to work better
- 1:27.746: jump //Relayered
- 1:36.267, 1:41.947: hand? //Relayered
- 1:47.095: minijacks (they wouldn't make it too difficult) //Relayered
Posted at 1:24am on June 12th, 2025
A new chart file was uploaded with the following changes:
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Hand Bias changed: -2 => 0
Posted at 4:02am on June 14th, 2025
Accepted -- 58.190-59.698 is heavy on the left hand (especially column 1), but the preceding pattern seems to balance it out a bit.