Wait which website uses free downloads?lewski wrote:
please use a hosting service that
1. doesn't make me download the video to watch it and
2. lets me download the entire map in one go without a premium membership
So basically the speed is dictated not only from the BPM of the first red line but also the SV of the first object? Interesting.lewski wrote:
I tested a bunch of things in both your map and other maps and came to the incredible conclusion that the speed of the countdown scales with not just the BPM of the first red line, but also the SV of the first green line. However, this only happens if the offset of that green line is lesser or equal to the offset of the first object. Also, there's some kind of semi-"dead zone" for the scaling: 1x and 2x both result in a correct countdown, while 0.75x and 1.5x both result in the same incorrect one.
lewski wrote:
Here's the unironically magical fix: put your first green line somewhere after the first circle. Yeah, really.
I tested a bunch of things in both your map and other maps and came to the incredible conclusion that the speed of the countdown scales with not just the BPM of the first red line, but also the SV of the first green line. However, this only happens if the offset of that green line is lesser or equal to the offset of the first object. Also, there's some kind of semi-"dead zone" for the scaling: 1x and 2x both result in a correct countdown, while 0.75x and 1.5x both result in the same incorrect one.
All of the maps with countdowns that I could find with a quick search get around this by having some objects before the first green line and/or by having 1x SV on the line, so that's what you need to do as well.
Dang that's sooo weird, well thanks for the information, I might absolutely neeeed that for future!!!lewski wrote:
Here's the unironically magical fix: put your first green line somewhere after the first circle. Yeah, really.
I tested a bunch of things in both your map and other maps and came to the incredible conclusion that the speed of the countdown scales with not just the BPM of the first red line, but also the SV of the first green line. However, this only happens if the offset of that green line is lesser or equal to the offset of the first object. Also, there's some kind of semi-"dead zone" for the scaling: 1x and 2x both result in a correct countdown, while 0.75x and 1.5x both result in the same incorrect one.
All of the maps with countdowns that I could find with a quick search get around this by having some objects before the first green line and/or by having 1x SV on the line, so that's what you need to do as well.