Re: TMWT
TMWT... Teenage Mutant Winja Turtles?
TMWT... Teenage Mutant Winja Turtles?
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Re: TMWT
Alright if its gonna be a constant bpm throughout you should expect a wide variety of colored arrows, maybe even 192ndsOriginally posted by hi19hi19Comment
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Re: TMWT
I'd expect that no one that gives it a constant bpm will ever get it that on sync.
The only reason there hasn't been a truly good stepfile is the fact that it is a lot of tedious work to step someone's voice. Especially when they aren't speaking at a constant rate, and the fact that Tass is INSANELY annoying and does very weird things.
This would be a nightmare to step and get on sync, but if I really wanted to I'd do a colab, and get the job done right.
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Re: TMWT
Okay, why the hell would you step this song accurately and to his voice??
THIS IS WHY HI19'S WOULD BE THE ONLY GOOD ONE.
You guys are ****ing IDIOTS. It's meant to be a joke file.Last edited by ninjaKIWI; 12-26-2008, 09:24 PM.Originally posted by JewpinthethirdComment
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Re: TMWT
1. listen to the mp3
2. read what hi19 wrote
3. step it at a constant bpm (or few bpm changes)
honestly... do what hi19 suggested (or similar). anything else will just suck.
you'll drive yourself nuts if you try to step it with a variable bpm.RIPComment
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Re: TMWT
TC Halogen: Believe me. There are things I can do
You're just gonna have to trust me on this one. If the song limit thing can be removed, you're going to be in for a real treat: easily the coolest file on FFR. I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it, lmao. It's going to be the most interesting, colorful, mentally challenging, and enjoyable file to attempt to master.
Tass: It's really quite important that the workaround be known ahead of time -- I'd like to discuss in private though as to not spoil things publicly. Since I'm on Winter Break now, I have a lot more time to devote to stepping this thing. The faster a fix can be found, the better.
BTW: When I was stepping it, I just used a constant BPM and put arrows literally where they just matched noises in many cases. Changing the BPM is just silly. It's not like you gain any more structure with respect to step applications.Last edited by MrRubix; 12-27-2008, 09:20 AM.Comment
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Re: TMWT
I'll be back in LA late on the 30th. So I'll be able to chat then or later.
If you want to get an answer, ask on some flash forum or even the kong dev forum how you can circumvent the 16k limit via the use of 2 swfs.
I think it involves putting 1 swf into a frame of another swf?RIPComment
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