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Rate the Mapping Technique - Round 54: 15° Patterns

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5 - Love it!
82
42.71%
4
66
34.38%
3
32
16.67%
2
7
3.65%
1 - Hate it!
5
2.60%
Total votes: 192
grumd
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Joined October 2010
Topic Starter
grumd
Round 54: 15° Patterns
Examples (AR was lowered so more objects are on-screen)






Nominated by grumd. A technique where you take old-styled mapping with straight, strictly horizontal or vertical sliders and rotate it 15°. In general, a technique that uses flow which is moving at angles between 10-30°.

A quick how-to:
How to make a 15° map example
Take a map with horizontal and vertical sliders only:


Ctrl+A, rotate everything 15°:


Maps that use this technique (these maps are also screenshotted above, in order)
  1. goreshit - the nature of dying mapped by grumd
  2. PSY - GANGNAM STYLE mapped by yeahyeahyeahhh/happy30
  3. Infected Mushroom - The Pretender mapped by RLC
  4. Infected Mushroom - Sa'eed mapped by TicClick/La Cataline
  5. Rohi - Kakuzetsu Thanatos mapped by NatsumeRin

Nominate more techniques here!
-kevincela-
Elite Mapper
2,790 posts
Joined February 2010
-kevincela-
I love these patterns. <3
dkun
osu! Alumni
4,486 posts
Joined August 2009
dkun
These patterns vary quite a bit, but the movements the cursor makes from playing due to the rotation is quite nice (ie: The Pretender).

If used correctly, this works for the mapper in an excellent way!
ummmm_old
1 post
Joined May 2013
ummmm_old
looks difficult to play :<
Stefan
Global Moderator
10,393 posts
Joined January 2011
Stefan
4. I find them pretty neat. nothing special, tho.
Mismagius
9,237 posts
Joined July 2008
Mismagius
Much more of a visual gimmick than something I'd notice while playing, but looks nice anyway. 4.
[CSGA]Ar3sgice
4,298 posts
Joined July 2011
[CSGA]Ar3sgice
don't like rotating everything 15 degrees, it looks unbalanced

i would rotate half of them 15° and the other half to the other side

4
grumd
1,790 posts
Joined October 2010
Topic Starter
grumd

[CSGA]Ar3sgice wrote:

don't like rotating everything 15 degrees, it looks unbalanced

i would rotate half of them 15° and the other half to the other side

4
it's not about exactly rotating stuff
it's about what angles you choose when building flow
of course it includes rotating in all directions, ans usually it's somewhere between 10-30°
Starry-
osu! Alumni
1,074 posts
Joined December 2012
Starry-
4
Really enjoyable to play if done correctly. :D
benguin
277 posts
Joined January 2012
benguin
I like it, feels a lot more interesting than pure horizontal or vertical flow (which I suck at for some reason)
69653863
1,818 posts
Joined January 2012
69653863
Love it very much. Never use real straight sliders (90deg) again because of this. Although not always 15° though.
-GN
Champion Above Champions
734 posts
Joined June 2011
-GN
An interesting staple of the 2013 mapping style. 5 because of their good looks, simplicity as well as playability.
Kurokami
osu! Alumni
4,024 posts
Joined February 2010
Kurokami
I love it, because it isn't as boring as if you place those sliders vertically/horizontally. And yeah they are (only if well placed) fun to play.
Saturnalize
1,490 posts
Joined March 2011
Saturnalize
I never use this but yeah it's elegant.
5
D33d
1,697 posts
Joined April 2011
D33d
3, but I wouldn't really call them a "mapping technique." They're just... Normal patterns? I usually see them as excuses to make boring patterns extensively, but rotated, square patterns can work nicely as transitions. I think that clever, slight rotation can work nicely with the arc of the player's forearm, so that could be something to consider.

Also, the coolest people use 30 degrees for delicious triangular alignment.
Snaggletooth
491 posts
Joined November 2012
Snaggletooth
Correctly used they can make a map so beautiful >w<
winber1
4,520 posts
Joined February 2010
winber1
symmetry about the x- or y-axis?? what is that

IT'S ALL ABOUT SYMMETRY ABOUT THE Y=3.6X AXIS
HakuNoKaemi
3,828 posts
Joined October 2009
HakuNoKaemi
4. Simple 'n' Nice
Lancelot
72 posts
Joined October 2013
Lancelot
You make me wanna use it
Nyxa
848 posts
Joined October 2013
Nyxa
This is nice, but not really noticeable. It's sort of become the norm to not map only in straight lines, so I think this would be better if applied gradually and properly, in a manner that's actually noticeable. I had no idea The Nature of Dying had a technique like this in it until it was pointed out here, and I can still barely see it. But maybe that's just me.
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