First Official FFR StepCon

[Wayward Vagabond]

Re: First Official FFR StepCon

yeah it should. idk then lol

[alloyus]

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Wow thanks wc <3 Fixing global offset by .03 will make a difference once I get used to it. Glad that that's finally spot-on for me (Honestly already thought it was fine, but I guess I was just used to it).

Edit: Omg I'm dumb. Yeah no, something's going on because I have my offset at .00x but the song was .052 off for me and I know there's no way my offset would be off by THAT much.

[chiliman93]

bet you they're not.

DDReam actually shows you waveforms so that you can get a more accurate offset and such.

They're always.

I take about 10 minutes to do the sync, I put 1/4 notes, then I play the song with Assist Tick + 0.5 Speed.



It's pretty easy to hear the difference between 0.00 and 0.02 when it's super slow. so Yes, my steps are always synced perfectly .

[sticklydude]

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the hell is DDReam? I sync my steps myself and it's always 100% synced.

DDream is a stepping program. It shows you the waveform of the song and allows you to add each beat exactly where you want it.

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/vbz/showthread.php?t=123423

[chiliman93]

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DDream is a stepping program. It shows you the waveform of the song and allows you to add each beat exactly where you want it.


http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...d.php?t=123423

Heh, Pretty nice.
It would have been useful when I started stepping 5 years ago lol

[psychoangel691]

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They're always.

I take about 10 minutes to do the sync, I put 1/4 notes, then I play the song with Assist Tick + 0.5 Speed.



It's pretty easy to hear the difference between 0.00 and 0.02 when it's super slow. so Yes, my steps are always synced perfectly .

I'm telling you, you'd be surprised. There's been plenty of files that seem "perfectly" on sync and you pop them in DDReam and you can clearly see it's off.

[TC_Halogen]

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Extremely experienced stepartists spend a much longer time that and still don't get within 10 ms of proper sync on a file. If you use DDreamStudio, I can understand you having "perfect" sync (and I put quotes because even DDream has an incredibly small amount of error within it), but if you use only StepMania, then I guarantee you that your files will have at least 5 ms of error (the only consistent exceptions to this are WinDEU and Mute).

EDIT: also, if you step/sync using a lower rate while using an assist tick, it's very likely that your steps are slightly off because the most prominent area of a given waveform won't stand out quite as much when your samples are time-stretched (i.e. slowed down).

[psychoangel691]

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My sync was off a whole 16th note lol

Yea when I just went to play it your file is now way off for me. Do you have a global offset?

[chiliman93]

depending of the music genre (most of the time I step Electro music = huge kick on each beats = stands out correctly while time stretched) it can be done quite easily.

and, IMO, 3-5 ms desync is not that much of a deal, as long as I can Fantastic them all, it doesn't really matter.

HEHEHEEH I knew it.

Tried the program, opened up my step, and the "offsync" was peanuts. it can't be noticeable when playing, but I guess it's cool to have it perfectly synced.

EDIT : Ha. Opened another one and it's 100% on the RIGHT spot. and I only used ITG.

[omgfail]

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Are the guidelines for submitting these charts the same as the normal batches, which require a .dwi file, specific folder names, and the difficulty not on beginner or edit? The OP was a bit vague on what we need to include when we submit.

[eastsideman09]

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Sooooo I resubmitted my file, please take the second one!
Not sure if it's just me or how to stop it, but timing/bpm changes on SM5 only save to the .ssc, and I forgot to adjust the offset in my .sm.... Quick fix, just resubmitted it, sorry!

[bmah]

Re: First Official FFR StepCon

Are the guidelines for submitting these charts the same as the normal batches, which require a .dwi file, specific folder names, and the difficulty not on beginner or edit? The OP was a bit vague on what we need to include when we submit.

I would follow that method of submission.

[psychoangel691]

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Are the guidelines for submitting these charts the same as the normal batches, which require a .dwi file, specific folder names, and the difficulty not on beginner or edit? The OP was a bit vague on what we need to include when we submit.

It should be stepped on the heavy difficulty, but other than that yea basically just like a normal batch.

depending of the music genre (most of the time I step Electro music = huge kick on each beats = stands out correctly while time stretched) it can be done quite easily.

and, IMO, 3-5 ms desync is not that much of a deal, as long as I can Fantastic them all, it doesn't really matter.

HEHEHEEH I knew it.

Tried the program, opened up my step, and the "offsync" was peanuts. it can't be noticeable when playing, but I guess it's cool to have it perfectly synced.

EDIT : Ha. Opened another one and it's 100% on the RIGHT spot. and I only used ITG.

That "peanuts" to you makes a difference when the files are converted for FFR. But hey, what do I know, I've only been converting files for an FFR engine for a few years.

[omgfail]

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Alright, thanks guys.

[Razor]

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still debating zzz