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Rate the Mapping Technique - Round 39: Crumpled Sliders

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5 - Love Them!
58
27.23%
4 -
57
26.76%
3 -
43
20.19%
2 -
29
13.62%
1 - Hate Them!
26
12.21%
Total votes: 213
Topic Starter
NoHitter
Round 39: Crumpled Sliders



Nominated by Lilac. Basically, a slider that has a linear setting and uses control points to squash them up together in order to create a sort of crumpled or squashed effect, which in essence, make a slider seem shorter than it is supposed to be. These can come in various forms.

Map(s) that use this technique
Frankmusik - 3 Little Words mapped by Jarby
ZUN - U.N. Owen Was Her? mapped by Xgor
Nelly ft. Fergie - Party People mapped by YGOkid8

~Mapping Technique Nominations~
those
Well they're usually distinguishable. But when they're not, they're bad.
4 here.
NatsumeRin
5. it's fun to see them most time
Niva
Well, I kinda liked it (:

I've seen this technique brilliantly to make the slider fit the song, such as in tsuka's map Hate vs Brilliance - Quark or MoonFragrance's map Makou - Fermion, very beautiful to see xD

5
Jarby
I only really like these when they're used to complement the rhythm. The example from 3 Little Words is what I mean. Just as a random effect, I think it's pretty bad.
Luna
I really like these when they are used as hold sliders. Way more recognizable than simple slider speed changes~
5*
xsrsbsns
Normally fun to play.
5
Gonzvlo
I like these when they're used to make "graphic" a special sound.
RandomJibberish
Can be used well, but I usually wouldn't use them myself and they're often either used out of place or the crumples aren't obvious enough (the crumples aren't as easy to see with MMsliders)
GladiOol
Only if used well, it will look and play nice.





But this rarely never happens, so voted a 2.
NotShinta

RandomJibberish wrote:

(the crumples aren't as easy to see with MMsliders)
This is my main problem with them. Plus, it annoys me when they don't fit that point in the song at all, which they usually do not. Otherwise, cool.
Xgor

RandomJibberish wrote:

(the crumples aren't as easy to see with MMsliders)
They are still pretty easy to notice imo, the slider border looks way too different to not to notice
mm201
Not that they're any clearer with peppysliders. And it doesn't really matter what the slider does in the crumpled bit.
FireballFlame
4

They can be awesome if used right, as they allow changing slider speeds in an easily visible way, even in the middle of a slider.
Check out the end of this map :D
ziin
these border on the line of unrankable for me. 2
OzzyOzrock
Only when they're made EVENLY. Like, the way DJPop made them in Gekishou is awesome. When it's just stupid like the examples in the first post, 1.

But if done right like I said, 5.
Lilac
3 Little Words one was kinda iffy, I'll give you that.

Party People was, probably, ten times better than how it should be used in Gekishou. There's no vibrato or even real change in pitch between the two sliders during when it was used...hence Gekishou isn't a great example of Crumpled Slider usage.

Also note that faster SVs and BPMs make this technique better. Which makes Xgor's one kinda...meh.
Case by case basis, really.

EDIT: Actually, Xgor's crumpled sliders that's pictured in the first post is actually great. Though, the other ones he used where it was only crumpled near the beginning...that was pretty bad.
OzzyOzrock
Is there a difference between a crumpled slider and what is shown in Gekishou?

Guh, looked at Gekishou again, and it's not as great as I remember, but either way it looks better to me.


EDIT: Yeah, XGor's isn't that bad.
Lilac

Lilac wrote:

hence Gekishou isn't a great example of Crumpled Slider usage.

Lilac wrote:

Crumpled Slider usage.

Lilac wrote:

usage.
OzzyOzrock
Now it doesn't even look like a word!
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