fluXis

Buen juego y rendimiento

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For the mappers out there, please add more shader effect. I can almost see the gameplay (Geometry dash player when their epileptic seizure is interrupted by a gameplay)

my playing field gain sentience and started moving around the screen very cool rhythm game

i'm in love with the editor because of the myriad of different ways i get to express myself like sure, yeah, as with any vsrg editor i get to put the notes down and chart a song in a way i feel is appropriate, but- then there's a vfx/shader tab where i might give kick drums a little more oomph if i accompany it with triggers that increase the bloom and zoom the camera in a smidge when such a heavy sound happens- and on top of that, there's a storyboard tab where you can keyframe animations for sprites (in-game basic shapes or even import your own images) said storyboard tab's still unfinished, at the time of writing! but it's headed in a SUPER great direction- i'm excited for what i'll be able to do in the future :) lots and lots of potential so, if you're a quaver or osu!mania mapper seeking self-expression wanting to possibly dabble with adding visuals to your charts and place keyframes on a timeline to craft your own storyboard i suggest you strongly please try fluxis and make something fun for the world to play (fun fact, 7.2 accuracy in the editor makes the timing windows very close to like, od 8.5 on mania) i think what miiight give the game somewhat of a bad rep is the mappers who don't understand where the line is for when a map's vfx gets overly excessive or the beat pulsing is hilariously strong? make your chart visible, i say! xD

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Overall, Very cool. I'll start of with what I like: .The UI/UX feels very nice, responsive, fast and clean (definitely one of the best) .Map importing .Clubs .Ultrawide support .Profile customization .Free access to leaderboreds globally on charts .Practice mode .In-game map browser .Layout editor .Native controller support is mad but a nice feature for those weird people definitely not me sometimes .Ability to switch from 12hr to 24hr clock .And of course the insanely advanced yet user friendly map editor What I think could be improved/added: .I could not find an option to set the games resolution .An option to disable curser lock to window in borderless mode .Better documentation for skin creation (A template skin or a list of every asset that can be changed .UI skinning capability .Default arrow skin .Please give us an option to flip the song selection screen, Muscle memory killing me .Leaderbored/ranking filtering .A separate scoring system for modcharts (The game is clearly designed for modcharts and not so much non-modcharts which I can see scaring those kinda players away from the game) .A one click solution to pausing songs when in the menus .Though I love how quick the song preview is when browsing charts, I wish there was a simple play button to preview the song instead of having to open the songs page .More chart filters in chart browsing such as genre, modchart, sv and sorting options such as most played, highest rated, date added etc Whilst I haven't spent much time in the editor there are a couple things id like to see improved: .Editor to use skin assets or at least the option to switch between default bar/circle/(arrow) .BPM lines in design editor so it can be easier to correctly time effects to the BPM .It took me a while to find out how to set the BPM of the chart (please make a bit clearer) .Quicker way to switch between note types (LN, Ticks, Notes) (pretty annoying when playin in ultrawide) .A little preview window when hovering over the list of effects in the design editor would be awesome Again overall, Very cool especially seeing as the game is still being updated and not by not nice people. Really do hope the game picks up more widespread adoption however I think the games current reputation of being for modcharts and not much else definitely hinders that.

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