How to find your judge offset

[HalfStep]

Re: How to find your judge offset

Well, then, uh, use a custom judge window that makes everything one judgement and focus on that even though the text is meaningless.

Oh. Didn't know I could do that, that would've been useful haha.

P.S. that's terrible

Only like.. -0.2 when going for AAA on easy files to -0.7 on stupid jumpstream crap. Any more and I get early goods in the easy parts lol.

[Charu]

Re: How to find your judge offset

I still use the old timing system with 30FPS on, I'll start using that feature when all the bugs are kinked out of the new one, heh.

[Doug31]

Re: How to find your judge offset

The new one doesn't have that many bugs that I notice much, except for the first few notes being the wrong speed but even that only happens when the fps isn't 30.

Anyway, wow, that information you can get from right clicking on your speed mod is incredibly helpful. Not just for finding your offset, but also for seeing what speed mod/screen cut combo gives you the lowest +/- value so you know you're doing better. A huge thanks to arcnmx or whoever created it.

[Tyson ultima]

Re: How to find your judge offset

The offset should not be too primary of a factor unless the sync is really off or you have some really bad display lag. A good portion of bad timing is due to a misused speed mod which might feel comfortable but isn't optimal. What I do for iidx is I enable fast slow indicators. If the speed is top fast then surly enough I will be hitting late due to the brain not being able to process the notes at the right time. If you put it too slow then your brain is processing to much and you hit early. Which is why a stricter judgement like amazing is so wonderful because it fine tunes your precision. If after this you are still a bit off then use the offset to further fine tune your precision. The rest is just practice.