If your making a beatmap in ctb, are you allowed to make burai slider. No one would basically even know it's a burai.
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People still call them Burai sliders. I'm so happy. :')
Since the fruits in CtB are based on their x-position, can't you just make a similar shape that has the same x coverage as a burai slider would? For instance, using a slider shaped like a "<" should have the same x-movement as a burai would.
But if you're still just wondering anyway, there isn't anything in the guidelines that are to the contrary of that... At the least....
Since the fruits in CtB are based on their x-position, can't you just make a similar shape that has the same x coverage as a burai slider would? For instance, using a slider shaped like a "<" should have the same x-movement as a burai would.
But if you're still just wondering anyway, there isn't anything in the guidelines that are to the contrary of that... At the least....
I would assume so if you wanted such a sharp turn. It would be hard to read and edit in the editor though so I tend to avoid them.
Not quite; the < slider would have slower sideways movement, a burai slider like that could simply be a repeatslider though, resulting in the same shape as the burai slider.Starrodkirby86 wrote:
People still call them Burai sliders. I'm so happy. :')
Since the fruits in CtB are based on their x-position, can't you just make a similar shape that has the same x coverage as a burai slider would? For instance, using a slider shaped like a "<" should have the same x-movement as a burai would.
But if you're still just wondering anyway, there isn't anything in the guidelines that are to the contrary of that... At the least....