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[Archived] I would like to make a VERY slow slider (osu! mapping)

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Reeqooh
25 posts
Joined October 2013
Topic Starter
Reeqooh
Hi guys,

So i'm posting here because I would like to know how to make a very slow slider in editor, like I know I just have to add an inherited point and to change the slider veloxity but i can't set it below 0.5 and I've seen maps that have inherited points with 0.1 slider velocity, I can't get it.

Thanks for help !
Mafumafu
Beatmap Nominator
3,367 posts
Joined August 2013
Mafumafu
Very slow or fast slider velocity could be changed in .osu file! Open .osu file in notebook and find timing points section. You will see the code of all timing lines. Use offset (First number of each line) to figure out the one you want to modify!

Remeber extreme slider velocity should be used with caution!

*This could be moved into General Question subforum.
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Starrodkirby86
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Starrodkirby86
You'd have to directly edit the .osu file. Create an inherited timing section, and select whatever slider velocity you want for now as a placeholder. Then find that inherited timing section you've made in the .osu file.

The value right after the offset (i.e. the second value) is the ms per beat value. When negative, this value indicates it's an inherited timing section, which is perfect for us. So then you just change that value to something else to affect slider speeds. See this for details.

This is an example of timing points that create a gradual slider speed-up. The first value at 39 (214.28ms) indicates the BPM of the song, and then the negative values that follow are increasing slider speeds.

39,214.285714285714,4,1,0,40,1,0
6896,-149.925037481259,4,1,0,40,0,0
10324,-126.582278481013,4,3,0,20,0,0
10753,-110.619469026549,4,3,0,25,0,0
11181,-97.8473581213307,4,3,0,30,0,0
11610,-87.6424189307625,4,3,0,35,0,0
12038,-79.428117553614,4,3,0,40,0,0
12467,-72.563674624483,4,3,0,45,0,0
12896,-66.6666666666667,4,1,0,55,0,0
13753,-100,4,1,0,40,0,0

Do remember that you're subject to Ranking Criteria! I think some modders tend to discourage over-usage of this method, but at this current moment, it is still legal more or less.
Bara-
11,955 posts
Joined April 2013
Bara-
^^
An SV multiplier of 1.0 has a value of -100
An SV of 2.0 has a value of -50
The highest SV (8.0) has a value of -12.5
An SV of 0.5 has a value of -200
The lowest SV (0.1) has a value of -1000
Reeqooh
25 posts
Joined October 2013
Topic Starter
Reeqooh

Regraz wrote:

Very slow or fast slider velocity could be changed in .osu file! Open .osu file in notebook and find timing points section. You will see the code of all timing lines. Use offset (First number of each line) to figure out the one you want to modify!

Remeber extreme slider velocity should be used with caution!

*This could be moved into General Question subforum.
Thanks ! I did not know that !! ;)
Reeqooh
25 posts
Joined October 2013
Topic Starter
Reeqooh

Starrodkirby86 wrote:

You'd have to directly edit the .osu file. Create an inherited timing section, and select whatever slider velocity you want for now as a placeholder. Then find that inherited timing section you've made in the .osu file.

The value right after the offset (i.e. the second value) is the ms per beat value. When negative, this value indicates it's an inherited timing section, which is perfect for us. So then you just change that value to something else to affect slider speeds. See this for details.

This is an example of timing points that create a gradual slider speed-up. The first value at 39 (214.28ms) indicates the BPM of the song, and then the negative values that follow are increasing slider speeds.

39,214.285714285714,4,1,0,40,1,0
6896,-149.925037481259,4,1,0,40,0,0
10324,-126.582278481013,4,3,0,20,0,0
10753,-110.619469026549,4,3,0,25,0,0
11181,-97.8473581213307,4,3,0,30,0,0
11610,-87.6424189307625,4,3,0,35,0,0
12038,-79.428117553614,4,3,0,40,0,0
12467,-72.563674624483,4,3,0,45,0,0
12896,-66.6666666666667,4,1,0,55,0,0
13753,-100,4,1,0,40,0,0

Do remember that you're subject to Ranking Criteria! I think some modders tend to discourage over-usage of this method, but at this current moment, it is still legal more or less.
Wow thanks a lot dude you just saved my life !! :o

Thanks !!
Reeqooh
25 posts
Joined October 2013
Topic Starter
Reeqooh

Bara- wrote:

^^
An SV multiplier of 1.0 has a value of -100
An SV of 2.0 has a value of -50
The highest SV (8.0) has a value of -12.5
An SV of 0.5 has a value of -200
The lowest SV (0.1) has a value of -1000

Tanks ! that is going to save me a lot of time <3
Bara-
11,955 posts
Joined April 2013
Bara-
Oh, please make sure not to triple post. Use the edit button if you want to add more information to your post
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