exactlybuny wrote:
spin before the spinner comes up?
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Spinner Test - Find your TRUE Spins Per Minute
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Even so it doesn't work; it will always takes a little bit of time to build up the spin speed when the spinner starts
No, not exactly. It would take you just as long to hit 477.Riince wrote:
exactlybuny wrote:
spin before the spinner comes up?
Spinners don't follow your cursor exactly, you have to let it build momentum. SPM =/= RPM
peppy please
it's because it takes a while for auto to accelerate to full speed.cytusmusic wrote:
Auto only gets 73900...
ITT: explain why auto doesnt get the 477 average spin
Yeah, auto doesn't spin 477 right off.
Yeah dude, auto doesn't spin 477 right off the bat.cytusmusic wrote:
Auto only gets 73900...
ot: I wonder what score this would get...
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Updated the scores. They're now accurate.
I didn't know that spinning revs up at the start regardless of how fast you are going. So I had to find specifically how long it takes to get to that point (firstly recording the auto replay at >|.5x playback, then slowing even further in Sony Vegas to find at what point the cap is reached - then based on total spins + bonus points etc with some calculations). I calculated this again through the score and added the true spin average.
I didn't know that spinning revs up at the start regardless of how fast you are going. So I had to find specifically how long it takes to get to that point (firstly recording the auto replay at >|.5x playback, then slowing even further in Sony Vegas to find at what point the cap is reached - then based on total spins + bonus points etc with some calculations). I calculated this again through the score and added the true spin average.
Yeah man, the spinner needs time to rev up. That's why auto doesn't spin a constant 477.
that sucksNixXSkate wrote:
No, not exactly. It would take you just as long to hit 477.
Spinners don't follow your cursor exactly, you have to let it build momentum. SPM =/= RPM
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The in-game feature isn't accurate because of the split second rev up:GoldenWolf wrote:
I don't really get the utility of this though, since we already have a tool that tells us your peak and average spin speed ingame...
okay but that split second rev up isnt going to change on any map anyway, theres no point in playing this map and seeing "yeah! i average 450 spins per minute!" with the score calculation when its always going to be less in a real world scenario, where rev up is counted.
What if I tell you it's actually accurateAsh Marley wrote:
The in-game feature isn't accurate because of the split second rev up:GoldenWolf wrote:
I don't really get the utility of this though, since we already have a tool that tells us your peak and average spin speed ingame...
this map is more accurate if you want to practice spinning on osu spinners for a game that has a similar mechanic with no rev up. but for osu itself, not really.
I got 288 spm. Although if I get going I probably get around 300 or so.
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The use for this is out of pure curiosity. Bumped for anyone else who wants to try it.
Even if you spun beforehand, it'd still take you as long as auto to build up to 477spmxxjesus1412fanx wrote:
exactlybuny wrote:
spin before the spinner comes up?
Auto actually is able to spin 477 right away... if you use the skin preview menu. (it plays a sample map using selected skin)
Only 1 map I tied with lncognito other time just slightly slower by 100-1k point he is robot fast.
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I'm interested to see what Incognito or other top spinners could get on this map. Do any of you know some people willing to test it?
throwing in a useless fun fact:
a ctl 480 having 133pps is capable of doing 2660 spins per minute when every full spin is made of 3 dots around the center.
give me 2660spm spunout pls.
a ctl 480 having 133pps is capable of doing 2660 spins per minute when every full spin is made of 3 dots around the center.
give me 2660spm spunout pls.
i have 133 on my ctl 480.ZenithPhantasm wrote:
CTL-480 has 200 RPS. Your information is incorrect.
Found out that spinning anticlockwise works better for me but feels really weird