Osu!'s mouse sensitivity option is a correction of the formula used to calculate mouse movement. It simply calculates the movement more accurately where the old formula apparently rounded some values, as stated by Peppy. They are not related in any way.Sup A Noob wrote:
Actually Enchance Pointer Precision is less of acceleration and more of prediction, just like that additional option in osu!'s mouse sensitivity.
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How long did it take you to pass Insane songs?
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yea, i guess one of the reasons I use mouse acceleration is cause I have the most basic optical mouse.
but still, i can do insane jumps fine with acceleration, like 7x7x7 jumps or airman(to an extent)
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though if you think about it theoretically, mouse acceleration wouldn't be much different from non-mouse acceleration, since they both require different movements.
if the acceleration is constant, then just by getting used to it, your muscle memory will still work, cause it's the same movements every time
but still, i can do insane jumps fine with acceleration, like 7x7x7 jumps or airman(to an extent)
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though if you think about it theoretically, mouse acceleration wouldn't be much different from non-mouse acceleration, since they both require different movements.
if the acceleration is constant, then just by getting used to it, your muscle memory will still work, cause it's the same movements every time
That's just the thing. The acceleration with EPP is not constant. The acceleration changes with the speed that you move your hand. If you move your hand faster, then the cursor goes further, and vice versa. This is hell for your muscles. They have to learn not only how far they have to move, but also how fast they have to move. Imagine if you had a stick, and you were pointing at places on a blackboard. It's not hard to learn how far to move your arm to get the stick to hit one sport or another. Now imagine that that stick were made of extremely elastic rubber... It would bounce around further when you moved your arm quickly, and when you moved slowly it'd bounce closer. It'd be very hard to control it well enough to get it to hit exactly the point that you want to hit. This is why pointing devices are never elastic. XD[AirCoN] wrote:
yea, i guess one of the reasons I use mouse acceleration is cause I have the most basic optical mouse.
but still, i can do insane jumps fine with acceleration, like 7x7x7 jumps or airman(to an extent)
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though if you think about it theoretically, mouse acceleration wouldn't be much different from non-mouse acceleration, since they both require different movements.
if the acceleration is constant, then just by getting used to it, your muscle memory will still work, cause it's the same movements every time
If you mean 1/11 acceleration, then that's constant except for on uneven settings, or so I understand it. Basically, if you set it to 7, then you get times where the software has to round off a .5 result, which results in your movement jumping a pixel. If you set it to 8, then I think it simply drops a whole pixel on every movement. This obviously means that you can't hit certain pixels, because they get dropped, but it is a uniform drop, and probably won't hurt critically like EPP does.
From my experience, when I began Osu using my mouse, I barely could've passed insanes with Mouse acceleration on. Once my friend told me to take it off, I started doing insanes like they were Hards ._.
Though, that was because I used a cheap normal mouse that came with my pc. When I told my friend who has a pro gaming mouse to check it off. He said it dosen't help, and fucks him up or something like that. So I think Mouse acceleration only works for people with normal mouses.
edit; oh and btw, I havent used my mouse in 6 months, but when i play with it to have fun..I can also do Lunatic AR9 maps with a few misses...so I'm just saying..you need to get a bunch or some experience before you start passing insane songs. It really dosen't matter what device you use, just how much time you spend with it, and the experience you gain from playing the game.
Though, that was because I used a cheap normal mouse that came with my pc. When I told my friend who has a pro gaming mouse to check it off. He said it dosen't help, and fucks him up or something like that. So I think Mouse acceleration only works for people with normal mouses.
edit; oh and btw, I havent used my mouse in 6 months, but when i play with it to have fun..I can also do Lunatic AR9 maps with a few misses...so I'm just saying..you need to get a bunch or some experience before you start passing insane songs. It really dosen't matter what device you use, just how much time you spend with it, and the experience you gain from playing the game.
I like how time taken to pass Insanes can get completely derailed into something like mouse. The bottomline for mouse users is, turn off whatever pointer prediction your system has for the mouse (not acceleration).
Now, back to topic.
I've answered my part, so here's a tip. If you want to pass Insanes in the shortest amount of time possible, spent as much time possible on as many harder-than-your-current-skill-level maps as possible while taking that time to experiment on different playstyles and gaming philosophies. Once you get that drilled and secured in your head you should be in good stead to pass Insanes just for the fun of it.
Now, back to topic.
I've answered my part, so here's a tip. If you want to pass Insanes in the shortest amount of time possible, spent as much time possible on as many harder-than-your-current-skill-level maps as possible while taking that time to experiment on different playstyles and gaming philosophies. Once you get that drilled and secured in your head you should be in good stead to pass Insanes just for the fun of it.
it usually takes me about 2-3 minutes to pass an insane song
4 months to pass. Another 4 months to 95%+ acc some of the easier ones.
Preference, preference, preference.
i.e. Old games that call on the old name for the function that was replaced with EPP since Windows XP.
Pro quake players still use minor acceleration values today, but you can't believe anyone's settings at face value until you know what hacks they've made to their drivers. Also nearly all mouse sensors cause +/- accel to some degree, with the exception being a few tried and tested mice. And 'back in the day' there were no 100% reliable sensors, so players added a comfortable level of accel to counteract it, and if mousepad friction bothered them slightly.G0r wrote:
Some pros in some older FPS games used to occassionally use third party drivers to add very minor acceleration to their mouse movements, but it was only a fraction of the acceleration added by EPP.
Preference, preference, preference.
Windows 7 is the first in the Windows line to have fixed this issue. You need only run the registry fix if you play ut99 or cs 1.6, etc.Vulf wrote:
Simply un-checking the "Enhance Pointer Precision" box in your mouse settings does not completely remove mouse acceleration. If you want exactly a 1-to-1 mouse to pointer response your going to have to edit a registry in most cases.
i.e. Old games that call on the old name for the function that was replaced with EPP since Windows XP.
Yes, osu!'s settings simply allows for decimal points on the cursor's position, making the use of values other than 1.0x more accurate.G0r wrote:
Osu!'s mouse sensitivity option is a correction of the formula used to calculate mouse movement. It simply calculates the movement more accurately where the old formula apparently rounded some values, as stated by Peppy. They are not related in any way.
When I started osu!, I played a small amount of easy maps before moving to hard maps. I remember the last hard map I ever played was Nehanshika. After that I swapped to tablet + keyboard and my accuracy started going down, but eventually I became better and reached my current (93.39%) accuracy. I guess if I were to estimate, it would have taken me about 1.5-2 months before I started insanes. I mostly stick to insanes which I can pass in an effort to raise my PP though, and I'm currently playing barely passable songs (at least for me), so my PP is dropping fast.
got my first S on Insane the day I got my tablet... lol
I rarely aim for passes :I
I mostly aim for FC's which take me around 1-*** amount of retries to achieve (Insanes & stuff on DT)
Current avarage for me is 41 retries
I mostly aim for FC's which take me around 1-*** amount of retries to achieve (Insanes & stuff on DT)
Current avarage for me is 41 retries
I really should try to get rid of that mentality. It's quite hard since I'm a bit of a obsessive perfectionist 
Look at it the other way
If you can FC, then it's too easy for you
If you can FC, then it's too easy for you
No. Most of the time I have to retry so many times, coz I'm not easily able to FC that song with a decent accuracy.
And getting accurate results is quite important for me.
Besides, most of the map that yields a non-pass try for me are maps with ridicilous bpm & long streams. I suck at those, therefore I mostly aim for FC's on every map
And getting accurate results is quite important for me.
Besides, most of the map that yields a non-pass try for me are maps with ridicilous bpm & long streams. I suck at those, therefore I mostly aim for FC's on every map
if you can FC something means nothing, if you cant FC it, no matter how much you try its too hard, if you can fc it with less than 9x% acc its too hard
if you can fc it with 98+ acc its good.
ofcourse this is purely subjective, and there is no definition of when a map is too hard or too easy for you, which everybody knows ofcourse.
if you can fc it with 98+ acc its good.
ofcourse this is purely subjective, and there is no definition of when a map is too hard or too easy for you, which everybody knows ofcourse.
I use this exact scale.silmarilen wrote:
if you can FC something means nothing, if you cant FC it, no matter how much you try its too hard, if you can fc it with less than 9x% acc its too hard
if you can fc it with 98+ acc its good.
ofcourse this is purely subjective, and there is no definition of when a map is too hard or too easy for you, which everybody knows ofcourse.
I don't even bother playing insane man.
I only get like, the first 10 notes or so.
I only get like, the first 10 notes or so.
I still can't pass most of them, but hey, I'm working on it.
I think I started passing insane after a month of playing, and fcing it half a month later. Guess I'm average?
Within the week. Though it was much of an easy Insane, so not much pride in that.
Around 2 weeks with the tablet I started to pass insanes (before I was getting nowhere using mouse only a week before), and I started to FC (easy) insanes around 2 weeks after that.
edit: just realized I posted in the wrong topic
i shouldn't post when i'm tired
i shouldn't post when i'm tired
This is Halloween [Insane] Second day
Banned Forever [Lesjuh] 2 months
Talent Shredder [Lesjuh] 5 months
He Has No Mittens [Furry] 6 months
Banned Forever [Lesjuh] 2 months
Talent Shredder [Lesjuh] 5 months
He Has No Mittens [Furry] 6 months
Took me 2 hours before I could play tablet better than mouse and I thought being left handed would make things harderGoldenWolf wrote:
how you guys can adapt so quickly
Took me an entire month to get used to tablet
.OT: My first "insane" took me about a month seeing as I played little during the first few months I started.
you could pass banned forever [lesjuh] after 2 months? holy shit that took me more than 2 yearsBRBP wrote:
This is Halloween [Insane] Second day
Banned Forever [Lesjuh] 2 months
Talent Shredder [Lesjuh] 5 months
He Has No Mittens [Furry] 6 months
Finnish masterrace, good mate.silmarilen wrote:
you could pass banned forever [lesjuh] after 2 months? holy shit that took me more than 2 years
I could pass it mouse only in the first 6 months iirc, first B replays are in 9 months.
edit oh it was lesjuh I meant BD's diff, didn't play lesjuh's at all :p
pretty much right after I got used to my tablet :3
dat magic
dat magic
after 2 months playing standard "seriously"
and it was 1 year after I joined this game
and it was 1 year after I joined this game
-Dreamy-_old
A long time. I don't think I could pass most of them even at 10k play count.
It depends on the BPM of the song for me. I didn't start passing 200+ BPM songs on Insane until last week ... Which was 3 months after I got back into osu. Just keep playing songs that are too hard for you but not impossible and you will get there :3
It took me a week,and you have to change your mouse speed and adjust to those speeds
You iz doin' fine.
No idea how long it took me. Maybe, 3-4months ago was when I started getting past em?
No idea how long it took me. Maybe, 3-4months ago was when I started getting past em?
i can't even pass itsilmarilen wrote:
you could pass banned forever [lesjuh] after 2 months? holy shit that took me more than 2 yearsBRBP wrote:
This is Halloween [Insane] Second day
Banned Forever [Lesjuh] 2 months
Talent Shredder [Lesjuh] 5 months
He Has No Mittens [Furry] 6 months
About 3k playcount for easy insanes, 5k for med-hard insanes. I'd say in months but I randomly quit for months at a time so that's not really a good estimate.
(Constant Playing)
From (I Suck) to Easy: 2 Weeks
From Easy to Normal: 1 Month
(Played Not So Very Often For A While)
From Normal to Hard: About 4 Months
I then stopped playing for months (Didn't stop playing completely but just not much...)
Then December and January 2013 I became really active.
So to my point:
Hard to Insane (not all insane songs): 7 Months
Right now though im practicing on my skill for a week now and I started to then play more and more insane songs....
But I don't save them because I'm offline
I do though save easy and normal songs because I play with my friends on multiplayer and they can only play easy and normal
From (I Suck) to Easy: 2 Weeks
From Easy to Normal: 1 Month
(Played Not So Very Often For A While)
From Normal to Hard: About 4 Months
I then stopped playing for months (Didn't stop playing completely but just not much...)
Then December and January 2013 I became really active.
So to my point:
Hard to Insane (not all insane songs): 7 Months
Right now though im practicing on my skill for a week now and I started to then play more and more insane songs....
But I don't save them because I'm offline
I do though save easy and normal songs because I play with my friends on multiplayer and they can only play easy and normal
It's difficult to read the damn thing and the amount of stamina you need to clear the beginning of the map is high. Even on the off chances I manage to pass the intro, my accuracy is already in the low 70s.BRBP wrote:
What's so hard about it besides low AR? I've always thought most people could easily pass it, but just couldn't FC.buny wrote:
i can't even pass it
If it makes you feel better, I haven't passed keyboard cat zone, or got even close to the second break on Scarlet Rose...
can't stream 170 bpm sory
i quit
i quit
220 bpm actually.buny wrote:
can't stream 170 bpm sory
i quit
220 bpm triplesBRBP wrote:
What's so hard about it besides low AR? I've always thought most people could easily pass it, but just couldn't FC.buny wrote:
i can't even pass it
If it makes you feel better, I haven't passed keyboard cat zone, or got even close to the second break on Scarlet Rose...
the AR isnt even what makes it difficult, its way easier than the same map on ar9
Easier Insanes - Level 80 or so
Regular Insanes - Late 80s, early 90s I am here
Insane+ - Not yet
Top Tier Insane - Never
I don't really keep track of what time I start to move up difficulties, but I can remember levels pretty well. I think I started playing Easy Insanes at around 8,000+ playcount, but I'm not 100% sure. Even now I'm still practicing Regular Insanes while my other friends with a similar level are already able to play Insane with Mods (or at least a lot better than I do).
Regular Insanes - Late 80s, early 90s I am here
Insane+ - Not yet
Top Tier Insane - Never
I don't really keep track of what time I start to move up difficulties, but I can remember levels pretty well. I think I started playing Easy Insanes at around 8,000+ playcount, but I'm not 100% sure. Even now I'm still practicing Regular Insanes while my other friends with a similar level are already able to play Insane with Mods (or at least a lot better than I do).
Started playing straight on normal/hard difficulty, currently (about 1,000 plays) passing happily easier insanes and (some) normal level insanes.
Played on a super crappy comp with a ball mouse for a year and could barely pass hards. ( Took me 3 tries to FC the tutorial song... Not to mention I couldn't see sliders with the exception of the approach circles) After quitting for a year I could pass easy insanes in two weeks. Turned off epp and could play normal/hard insanes after two more weeks.
Started casually playing somewhere in September. Just now, 5 months and 700 plays later, I passed an easier Insane difficulty for the first time. 
I took so freaking long that I don't even remember.... started in Dec 2012
Started at the eve of 2013, playing a few hours a week and getting 350m ranked score, i can FC easy and normal insanes with respectable accuracy.
I passed http://osu.ppy.sh/s/43812 after a week of playing. It felt even better than getting promoted from bronze league in sc2 
About 4 days for beginner insane songs like 110 bpm, then it was just a climb :p
what the fuck it took me 7 months only to pass easier insanes. you silly people
maybe they mean the easy insanes that are 4 stars difficulty rating
it took like 15k playcount to read ar7 for me
it took like 15k playcount to read ar7 for me
she_old
proshe wrote:
like 4 days, I basically started with tablet.
I had like 2.5 years of stepmania experience though.
teach me to read ar10
she_old
By easy insanes, I mean maps like rog unlimitation and normal insanes such as Wahrheit.
pro
Hoping 9 days isn't a bump.
It took me 8 days to beat the first song that I ever made it a goal to beat. It wasn't named "insane", but had an obscure name.
It took me 14 days to beat something actually named "insane" and when I did that, I beat two others on the same day.
I beat that DJ Genericname remix of "Dear You" in about 29 days. I think this was a few days after I turned off mouse accel.
I beat Gold Dust with an A after EXACTLY 2 months.
And if that's still not "insane" enough, the last landmark for me was Totsugeki! Glass no Kneesocks Hime! on Bunny Style. It took 4 months and 20ish days to pass it in general.
It took me 8 days to beat the first song that I ever made it a goal to beat. It wasn't named "insane", but had an obscure name.
It took me 14 days to beat something actually named "insane" and when I did that, I beat two others on the same day.
I beat that DJ Genericname remix of "Dear You" in about 29 days. I think this was a few days after I turned off mouse accel.
I beat Gold Dust with an A after EXACTLY 2 months.
And if that's still not "insane" enough, the last landmark for me was Totsugeki! Glass no Kneesocks Hime! on Bunny Style. It took 4 months and 20ish days to pass it in general.
The day I bought a tablet I could pass/FC the easier insanes. Too get into the harder songs that took me a month or so of getting used to my tablet and finding the perfect area.
ffinding the perfect area is almost like finding the needle in the sea to me -_-MMzz wrote:
The day I bought a tablet I could pass/FC the easier insanes. Too get into the harder songs that took me a month or so of getting used to my tablet and finding the perfect area.
needle in the universeFrostmourne wrote:
ffinding the perfect area is almost like finding the needle in the sea to me -_-MMzz wrote:
The day I bought a tablet I could pass/FC the easier insanes. Too get into the harder songs that took me a month or so of getting used to my tablet and finding the perfect area.
After about 2 weeks I could clear easier insanes. It took about a month for me to scrape through the harder ones, and now I can pretty much clear any insane (other than the ridiculous) with respectable accuracy.
man the word "insane" really lost its meaningLiondecker wrote:
any insane (other than the ridiculous)
what happened to papaya-shaped sliders
now that's insane
7000+ plays and I'm finally at the point where I can get Bs and As on the maps in this thread and similar difficulty. trbl
I think I needed about 5-8k plays until i got my first insane map finished without failing...Can't exactly remember, I have to admit.
But still I finished this one insane map, but failed on a few hard maps.
The map difficulty is just so different from map to map o-o"
Thou' I always am happy, when I finally manage to finish a map, that I wasn't able to finish 1 or 2 months ago :3
But still I finished this one insane map, but failed on a few hard maps.
The map difficulty is just so different from map to map o-o"
Thou' I always am happy, when I finally manage to finish a map, that I wasn't able to finish 1 or 2 months ago :3
ugh idk how to tap z faster i mean like can u gimme sum tipz
lift weights with your fingers.
use a macro like cookiezi
use a macro like cookiezi
ARE YOU IMPLYING THAT COOKIEZI CHEATS
I was passing (well, surviving), hards the first day. Insanes like a week i suppose
Improved very fast at beggining, now i feel like i dont even improve at all
Improved very fast at beggining, now i feel like i dont even improve at all
Lol 1000+ play passing Hatsune Miku - Netoge Haijin Sprechchor (insane) am i good enough??
Around 2.5k plays if you have a good sense of gaming in osu. Time? About 1 and a half months. Just keep on practicing. ~
About 2.5 months for me to beat one easy insane beatmap on standard.
The first day that I actually made a real attempt at CtB was the day that I could play insane maps.
The first day that I actually made a real attempt at CtB was the day that I could play insane maps.
Pass insane when I switched to tablet.... that is, 6 months...
i did insanes after 2.5k plays when i realized you should turn mouse acc off
^ hahaha
well as for me - from 1 pc to 300 pc in a row :3
well as for me - from 1 pc to 300 pc in a row :3
took me about 1k-1.5k to pass insane, then almost 4.5k to get really good accuracy on said insanes, including sightreads
still terrible at streams though ( can only do 160 bpm ) but I can single tap 265 somehow
still terrible at streams though ( can only do 160 bpm ) but I can single tap 265 somehow
It didn't take me too long (~.5k plays), but I was playing osu!droid for a long time before that. It took me around 400 or so plays to get used to a mouse and keyboard instead of a touchscreen.
I still can't pass some streamier maps because I got used to streaming with my right hand (196bpm comfortably), but on a computer I have to stream with my off hand (186bpm, and it hurts).
I got much, much better when I turned off mouse acceleration. DO THAT.
I still can't pass some streamier maps because I got used to streaming with my right hand (196bpm comfortably), but on a computer I have to stream with my off hand (186bpm, and it hurts).
I got much, much better when I turned off mouse acceleration. DO THAT.
good job
it will take me ages to do but I SHALL PASS!
it will take me ages to do but I SHALL PASS!
It really depends on the player. Personally, I played on and off for a few years without devoting a whole lot of time to osu! (less than 3000 plays over two years), and I could barely pass insanes, if at all. But after recently getting a tablet and racking up over a thousand more plays with it I can FC the average insane in a few retries, and I can FC easier ones on the first read if I'm really on my game. But I've been playing rhythm games and actual instruments for almost ten years, so rhythm recognition and finger dexterity were non-issues for me; it was more about learning to read beatmaps and getting my mouse/pen hand up to snuff.
Heck if I know, like around 3 or 4 months I think. I was passing several insanes and hards, and then about 3 weeks ago I realized I can turn off mouse acceleration XD Took awhile to get use to, but it really does help ^^
I only know I can turn off mouse acceleration now... That's why I thought tablet was much easier.
Around 5 months or so. Still can't pass some of them but I keep practicing everyday x3
Just did my first Insane today, which is my second day playing osu!. I might try different insane songs from the ones I've been doing to see I can pass more. I get close to the end of them, but not able to finish them yet . Improving every day with 309 play counts (Most of them are just doing the same maps over and over )
. Improving every day with 309 play counts (Most of them are just doing the same maps over and over )-GN probably could pass them on his first play of the game.
I started playing osu back in 2010 on a pretty crappy setup and couldn't really play the game at all. Long story short I ended up getting frustrated after about 13k plays and quit for a year. The most I could manage when I quit was passing hards nomod with an A rank. After coming back I managed to start playing insanes about 2-4 weeks after coming back at approximately 16k playcount.
I can pass some insane songs but not all I only been playing seriously for a month. Hoping to get even better later
I only been playing seriously for a month. Hoping to get even better later I played hards on my 5th day, insanes after a week and a half. I had about 2000 hours in TF2 beforehand, so I was very comfortable with my mouse. I have a natural sense of rhythm, too.
2 months. 4mo's for harder more jump oriented maps. 6-12mo's for more insane-insane maps.
It seems these days people try to rush into insane maps too quickly. My advice; keep a steady pace and don't set your expectations too high.
It seems these days people try to rush into insane maps too quickly. My advice; keep a steady pace and don't set your expectations too high.
How can I turn the acc off?sanju5 wrote:
i did insanes after 2.5k plays when i realized you should turn mouse acc off
SPOILER
Take the following steps to disable Enhanced Mouse Pointer Precision:
Press Windows Logo Key+R to open the Run window.
Enter control main.cpl in the Open field.
Click OK to open the Mouse Properties window.
Click the Pointer Options tab.
Click to uncheck the Enhance Pointer Precision box.
Click OK to close the Mouse Properties window.
Press Windows Logo Key+R to open the Run window.
Enter control main.cpl in the Open field.
Click OK to open the Mouse Properties window.
Click the Pointer Options tab.
Click to uncheck the Enhance Pointer Precision box.
Click OK to close the Mouse Properties window.
Thanks a lot!enik wrote:
SPOILERTake the following steps to disable Enhanced Mouse Pointer Precision:
Press Windows Logo Key+R to open the Run window.
Enter control main.cpl in the Open field.
Click OK to open the Mouse Properties window.
Click the Pointer Options tab.
Click to uncheck the Enhance Pointer Precision box.
Click OK to close the Mouse Properties window.