I think it would be great if we could instead watch our unstable rate and bpm speed while we are tapping instead of waiting until the end to see what we've done
The way I do this right now would make it a bit complicated. I will keep it in mind for a future version though.StormR1d3r wrote:
I think it would be great if we could instead watch our unstable rate and bpm speed while we are tapping instead of waiting until the end to see what we've done
Good point, this will be changed in the next version.jyvii wrote:
Hi, nice work on this !
Just a little report about your input keys : your program makes a difference between uppercase and lowercase, so if i selected "q", it won't take as output "Q"
Saw this cause i ofter press my "q" button largely and sometimes hit the Caps lock :<
I will add this information in the FAQ for now and display it in the next version. As for choosing a directory... I will think about it.jyvii wrote:
You should also show where screenshots are saved(by default), or make the user choose his own.
That's weird, I never encountered this problem. Did this only happen once or everytime you start the program?satriobp wrote:
*btw In my first time opened this program... Key1 is unresponsive with Z & X key (But after I'm using A, and then back to Z... It's become responsive)
This is How it works.... As You can see, 1st Key isn't working when I tested My Stream first time (still happens when retrying with same keys). But when I changed key, It's working. Switching back to Z, and Yeah... Work!Ziggo wrote:
That's weird, I never encountered this problem. Did this only happen once or everytime you start the program?satriobp wrote:
*btw In my first time opened this program... Key1 is unresponsive with Z & X key (But after I'm using A, and then back to Z... It's become responsive)
Okay I understand your problem, but I don't know why this happens. I also find it strange, that your keys seem to be reversed to what they should be. For me Key1 is x and Key2 is z when I start the program. Like here:satriobp wrote:
SPOILERThis is How it works.... As You can see, 1st Key isn't working when I tested My Stream first time (still happens when retrying with same keys). But when I changed key, It's working. Switching back to Z, and Yeah... Work!
*btw, I use latest Java (Well, dunno for Anyone If this problem happened too to them)
I just messing It up intentionally (Cuz' I use My Middle-finger for Key 1 and Index-finger for Key 2)Ziggo wrote:
I also find it strange, that your keys seem to be reversed to what they should be.
Windows 7Ziggo wrote:
Can you tell me which operating system you are using? (like Windows 7, Mac OS X, ...)
I have to admit that I never tested it with more that 1000 clicks, so I'll have to look into it. The bpm calculation is using the intervals between 2 of your clicks, but it's smoothed to some extend to prevent extreme spikes. The unstable rate is comparing 2 neighbouring intervals, but is not smoothed (maybe I should change that, not sure). Additionally both graphs use splines to make the graphs look less spiky on lower click counts (maybe I should deactivate it for higher click counts).Full Tablet wrote:
How does it calculate bpm/unstable rate? It seems that the graphics get unstable with too many hits (I doubt I ever pressed over 1000bpm). Also, no rank picture.
I fell asleep at about the time the unstable rate got extremely high.
This may be problematic the way I coded this, but I'll try and see if there's an easy solution for this.Dexus wrote:
I can't use the arrow keys as inputs. Please fix this. (Yes I play with my arrow keys)
Yes, that was the problem. The program accidentally removed some hotkeys when both Key1 and Key2 were the same at some point. I fixed this now.satriobp wrote:
I just messing It up intentionally (Cuz' I use My Middle-finger for Key 1 and Index-finger for Key 2)
* I think It might be the problem.... I reversed the Z & X (Trying this with default K1-X and K2-Z seems working. But when I change It to K1-Z and K2-X, It happened again)
Array keys should be usable now. The display for Key1 and Key2 will show the numbers 2,4,6,8 instead of the array keys, but it should work without any problems.Dexus wrote:
I can't use the arrow keys as inputs. Please fix this. (Yes I play with my arrow keys)
1000+bpm??!!_-[Sakai-kun]-_ wrote:
Actually could you just allow both options? I'd love to know how much time I took for (insert number here) clicks. Great job by the way!Aqo wrote:
could you make it live?
i.e. instead of selecting a limited amount of clicks, just have a reset button, and then as soon as you start streaming it starts filling up the graph on the fly as you stream and showing you your average on the fly while the graph shows the deviation (and as you stream more and more, the graph would squish up over time)
If you're gonna cheat, at least do it right.LukerMaster wrote:
If Java is installed correctly it should be executable with a normal double klick. Have you installed Java from here? If it's still not working after a correct installation of Java, then I don't know, I'm sorry.B1rd wrote:
How do I execute the .Jar file? I downloaded Java but Windows still doesn't recognise how to start the file.
If you kept a lower unstable rate then you would be able to stream that speed, but you have 160 which is mashing rates. I would aim for less than 70 and you will have a decent reading.Woobowiz wrote:
How do I cookiezi?
No for reals though 20 clicks
100 clicks
It then becomes apparent that streaming for much longer locks up my fingers, so I had to slow it down. But the Unstable rate helps a TON in practicing.
May I suggest adding a disclaimer stating that just because you can stream Sanic Fast doesn't mean you can stream maps at that BPM, maybe maps that are 20-30 BPM slower.
I average 150-160 Unstable rate :/Mathsma wrote:
If you kept a lower unstable rate then you would be able to stream that speed, but you have 160 which is mashing rates. I would aim for less than 70 and you will have a decent reading.
I guess that is just inexperience to the finger movements. Over time you will be able to do it better and the tool will be more accurate.Woobowiz wrote:
I average 150-160 Unstable rate :/Mathsma wrote:
If you kept a lower unstable rate then you would be able to stream that speed, but you have 160 which is mashing rates. I would aim for less than 70 and you will have a decent reading.
Not sure what I'm doing wrong. My strokes feel and sound uniform
According to Aqo, the most efficient way to increase speed is to stream at your max for 12 seconds and then rest for 25. Repeat for an hour (or less w\e) every day and you will gain speed.xasuma wrote:
This is been troubling me for awhile now. lol
I am pretty slow at stream speed. As the program shows, and I agree . I can do about 165 bpm with a 80~ ish unstable rate (i tested up to 200 clicks) . However if I try and push it to my max speed (180 bpm , lol) , then is just awful. (150~ ish or more)
So if anyone has experience increasing their stream speed, how was it ? Did you just naturally get faster , and what things did you do that you think helped you?
This is really the only aspect of the game I am not sure I can simply improve on by playing more.
Ultimately I would like to get to 260 bpm for about 50 clicks decently stable. But that is 100 more bpm in my case (which is crazy).
I would just like to hear from people who have actually increased their speed overtime, not people who were fast to begin with, or who think they know how to increase it but aren't talking from experience. I am mighty interested
Hi, doing this here, I'm one week in so far;Mathsma wrote:
According to Aqo, the most efficient way to increase speed is to stream at your max for 12 seconds and then rest for 25. Repeat for an hour (or less w\e) every day and you will gain speed.
roflPouletFurtif wrote:
Why does this program divide real BPM by 4 ? I know lots of stream are 1/4 beats, but well...
Here's how you really perform : http://www.all8.com/tools/bpm.htm
If you don't understand, try tapping at the speed of secs.
you just answered your own questionPouletFurtif wrote:
Why does this program divide real BPM by 4 ? I know lots of stream are 1/4 beats, but well...
Here's how you really perform : http://www.all8.com/tools/bpm.htm
If you don't understand, try tapping at the speed of secs.
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stream is an osu term for consecutive notes mapped to 1/4 (not limited to 1/4, but any consecutive amount of notes really)PouletFurtif wrote:
Sorry but that's awkward.
When somebody says they can stream 200bpm, they're referring to consecutive 1/4th notes at 200bpm. The wiki page agrees with this.PouletFurtif wrote:
BPM is is a musical term for Beats Per Minute.
What is written in the software is "Average BPM.." and "Current BPM...", not "stream speed" or something.
A lot of people think they are tapping 200 BPM while it's actually 800.
What's wrong with using words the way they are meant to ? Chill out and edit the wiki page mb : https://osu.ppy.sh/wiki/Stream
bpm ≠ apmPouletFurtif wrote:
A lot of people think they are tapping 200 BPM while it's actually 800.
4 star maps with high bpm long streams? Wtf.ShinyUAX wrote:
Keep sucking at streaming.did start at 145 bpm 2 months ago and still at 150bpm.
Ingame I feel like getting a tiny bit better at streaming but my speed sucks...
Because of my low stream speed i cannot complete some 5-6* (or even some 4 star maps with high bpm long streams).
Any help in getting faster? Just playing more seems not to work for me.
This is first step to not getting better unless you mean something like getting 10% too hard.KupcaH wrote:
And don't play maps that are too hard for you.
When it comes to streams I agree since you need 220BPM deathstreams to go above 6* markKupcaH wrote:
Imo, at his level (from his top plays) he shouldn't play 6* yet. I think he is just mashing them.
How so?KupcaH wrote:
Your aim is bad? kappa
Thats how I play buddy. You'll just need to practicealeml wrote:
I'm left handed. I need to use mouse with right hand and keyboard with left hand. I suck using left hand for streamings and that's a problem for me..