yea title cause every error bar in my gameplay looks like this:
it's OD 8 btw
it's OD 8 btw
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Try the fucking offset wizard. https://osu.ppy.sh/s/4659
I ended up with +4ms and I can say that it doesn't affect me at all because my awareness is good enough that I can consciously shift the area my hits land in by 10ms or so.
Since every value below 10ms will be heavily based upon which sounds your ears listen for when playing(keyboard-clacks, hitsounds?) it will most likely be insignificant for you.
I ended up with +4ms and I can say that it doesn't affect me at all because my awareness is good enough that I can consciously shift the area my hits land in by 10ms or so.
Since every value below 10ms will be heavily based upon which sounds your ears listen for when playing(keyboard-clacks, hitsounds?) it will most likely be insignificant for you.
E m i
Looking at that screenshot, if your offset was perfect you wouldn't be able to consistently tap like that because most hitsounds would sound slightly early.
Most likely for that specific map -6 local offset should fix it
Most likely for that specific map -6 local offset should fix it
kriers wrote:
What I heard to be correct and definitely works for me is to download peppy - Offset Wizard.
While having this playing in the background, open the Offset Wizard in your settings. This will make both sounds overlap each other.
Add +20 to universal offset and force it off-sync. Decrease the offset by 1 at a time until the very first tick they sound like they're simultaneous. This should be your universal offset.
Just learn to tap properly.
Your assumption assume hitsounds determine when your subsequent hits will be which isn't always the case. Look at MinG, he can get D accuracy even at perfect offset.Momiji wrote:
Looking at that screenshot, if your offset was perfect you wouldn't be able to consistently tap like that because most hitsounds would sound slightly early.
Most likely for that specific map -6 local offset should fix itkriers wrote:
What I heard to be correct and definitely works for me is to download peppy - Offset Wizard.
While having this playing in the background, open the Offset Wizard in your settings. This will make both sounds overlap each other.
Add +20 to universal offset and force it off-sync. Decrease the offset by 1 at a time until the very first tick they sound like they're simultaneous. This should be your universal offset.
E m i
How is trying to not acc related to trying to acc? There are even occurences that can break the distribution of hits if you're trying to acc, someone might understream/overstream for unrelated reasons or take a bit longer to aim a jump than they should.
You could even say that pure acc skill simply tightens the distribution of your hits. But assuming no external things that fuck it up, the point where your hits are centered is very important.
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The point is that it doesn't depend only on audio input and that's the only thing that changing your offset does. It's possible to be trying to acc and center hits on -10ms on every offset. It's possible to be trying to acc and hit perfectly centered on every offset. Take these two plays, one of which I was listening to wonder stella with in game music volume at 0% and effects at 100% and one which was played normally (they are both shit plays so tbh I don't know which is which):Momiji wrote:
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How is trying to not acc related to trying to acc? There are even occurences that can break the distribution of hits if you're trying to acc, someone might understream/overstream for unrelated reasons or take a bit longer to aim a jump than they should.
You could even say that pure acc skill simply tightens the distribution of your hits. But assuming no external things that fuck it up, the point where your hits are centered is very important.
Note that wonder stella isn't even the same bpm as this song, nor does the rhythm line up like at all. That's the equivalent of a constantly shifting offset. For reference I always hit late on ar10 and no amount of offset changes that.
if you hit the notes consistently in the same spot that you think is to the music, why should you not be able to just shift the offset?
Looks pretty much like my error bar, but if it's mine then some notes will hit the green bar.
Tbh I'm also wondering whether I should change my offset or not
Tbh I'm also wondering whether I should change my offset or not
try to hit notes on time
Don't listen to this guy. If your tapping is absolutely precise but not quite accurate, you really should start looking at using local offset. I can tell you from experience that most maps range from -20ms off to +10 ms off for the sole reason that different mappers are used to different monitors and some of them have delays while others don't.HK_ wrote:
Just learn to tap properly.
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Thanks I just became bikko listening to your adviceKisses wrote:
try to hit notes on time
Does that mean that i can acc all of them by the pure chance and that i should start using offset just to make sure?Minhtam wrote:
Don't listen to this guy. If your tapping is absolutely precise but not quite accurate, you really should start looking at using local offset. I can tell you from experience that most maps range from -20ms off to +10 ms off for the sole reason that different mappers are used to different monitors and some of them have delays while others don't.
It's not an offset issue, it's you hitting the notes early because delaying the time you physically hit the circles to get perfect acc makes it harder to read and aim the circles. Even if it were an offset issue, you should easily be able to compensate for it because it would be consistent across all maps.
Are you telling me that my relatively consequent habit of being on the late side of the 300-area if i deviate from the middle means that I got good reading and aim? xdB1rd wrote:
It's not an offset issue, it's you hitting the notes early because delaying the time you physically hit the circles to get perfect acc makes it harder to read and aim the circles. Even if it were an offset issue, you should easily be able to compensate for it because it would be consistent across all maps.
Also, local offset is a lie since it's just a visual hack. If you orientate your timing via the music/hitsounds instead of keyboard/approachcircles it has absolutely no effect.
Dude, how do you think I got so many SS's? Local offset is king.HK_ wrote:
Does that mean that i can acc all of them by the pure chance and that i should start using offset just to make sure?Minhtam wrote:
Don't listen to this guy. If your tapping is absolutely precise but not quite accurate, you really should start looking at using local offset. I can tell you from experience that most maps range from -20ms off to +10 ms off for the sole reason that different mappers are used to different monitors and some of them have delays while others don't.
No local offset is useless for the reason mentioned~
And sometimes the audio is perfectly off sync with the approach circles by x ms. Completely affects accuracy since the game grades you by how accurate you are with the approach circles instead of the music.Endaris wrote:
Also, local offset is a lie since it's just a visual hack. If you orientate your timing via the music/hitsounds instead of keyboard/approachcircles it has absolutely no effect.
ummmm...anyone can SS 5000 easy/normal/hards even without offset, what are you talking about?Minhtam wrote:
Dude, how do you think I got so many SS's? Local offset is king.
E m i
well no if it was an offset issue it would probably be the only case in which you can't compensate for it lol. unless there are superhumans who can make a mental effort towards making two sounds perfectly off sync by milliseconds. you need to possess the mental ability for "omg i synced the hitsound to the music so i clicked early" and "omg the hitsound was off sync by 40ms which is twice as much as it should be"B1rd wrote:
Even if it were an offset issue, you should easily be able to compensate for it because it would be consistent across all maps.
unleeeess you meant actually changing the offset itself. unfortunately, timing isn't unified/standardized/whatever.