pls help, how do i create good slidershapes im dying.
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Does anyone know how to create good slidershapes.
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I'll just explain by pictures since slidershaping is better to be learnt visually.
Note: This is my personal mapping style to what I grasp as "good visual".
You are not forced to imitate this.
Curved sliders
Straight sliders
Complex sliders
Structure
Overlapping
Partial overlapping
Note: This is my personal mapping style to what I grasp as "good visual".
You are not forced to imitate this.
Curved sliders
Map your curved/wave sliders using approach circles for perfect circular mapping. (Also a good structure)
Straight sliders
Your straight sliders have parallel/equal gradient. (Pict 1.)
Maximum complex straight sliders ≤ 15° (Pict 2.)
Maximum simple straight sliders are ≤ 10° (Pict 3.)
Maximum complex straight sliders ≤ 15° (Pict 2.)
Maximum simple straight sliders are ≤ 10° (Pict 3.)
Complex sliders
This one can't explain much, but I'll tell you which is good and bad.
It only depends whether you feel natural or not with the sliders.
Good slider (Pict 1.)
Bad slider(Pict 2.)
It only depends whether you feel natural or not with the sliders.
Good slider (Pict 1.)
Bad slider(Pict 2.)
Structure
Structures with curved/wave sliders must use their "curves" for putting other circles/sliders.
Their curves must be perfectly circular to the hitcircles.
Their curves must be perfectly circular to the hitcircles.
Overlapping
Good overlapping means natural/perfect overlap to its previous slider.
Circular (Pict 1.)
Curved u-turn (Pict 2.)
Curved (Pict 3.)
Perfect overlapping (Pict 4.)
Circular (Pict 1.)
Curved u-turn (Pict 2.)
Curved (Pict 3.)
Perfect overlapping (Pict 4.)
Partial overlapping
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thank you so much- Mahiro - wrote:
I'll just explain by pictures since slidershaping is better to be learnt visually.
Note: This is my personal mapping style to what I grasp as "good visual".
You are not forced to imitate this.
Curved slidersMap your curved/wave sliders using approach circles for perfect circular mapping. (Also a good structure)
Straight slidersYour straight sliders have parallel/equal gradient. (Pict 1.)
Maximum complex straight sliders ≤ 15° (Pict 2.)
Maximum simple straight sliders are ≤ 10° (Pict 3.)
Complex slidersThis one can't explain much, but I'll tell you which is good and bad.
It only depends whether you feel natural or not with the sliders.
Good slider (Pict 1.)
Bad slider(Pict 2.)
StructureStructures with curved/wave sliders must use their "curves" for putting other circles/sliders.
Their curves must be perfectly circular to the hitcircles.
OverlappingGood overlapping means natural/perfect overlap to its previous slider.
Circular (Pict 1.)
Curved u-turn (Pict 2.)
Curved (Pict 3.)
Perfect overlapping (Pict 4.)
Partial overlapping
tbh you can just go for the sotarks route of just making slightly curve sliders/straight sliders and you would be fine, if you wanna make some slider-pilled maps i recommend checking out high ranked entries of community-made mapping contest, they often have really good usage of sliders