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Grid snap on storyboard editor?
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Well, you already get to see the play grid so I'm not sure about this one.
You can always guide yourself using that one.
You can always guide yourself using that one.
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good for people with unsteady hands.
good for people with unsteady hands.
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This is very useful especially to arrange SB elements neater. Like, lyrics movement to move horizontally neatly, things like that :/
+supportVanMoNky wrote:
This is very useful especially to arrange SB elements neater. Like, lyrics movement to move horizontally neatly, things like that :/
it'll help a lot, even if we can see the play grid it's hard to align the SB elements to it. Hmm but the SB field is much bigger than the play field
Oh god, yes please
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Actually, not it isn't. At least I don't think so.Sallad4ever wrote:
Hmm but the SB field is much bigger than the play field
They're both 640x480
The SB Field is theoretically infinite, lol. The visible area of play is 640x480 however, and the actual play area (where you can place notes) is still actually smaller than that.
Also do note that in the .osu files, the notes are using coordinates according to 512x384, while SB elements use coordinates according to 640x480
Also do note that in the .osu files, the notes are using coordinates according to 512x384, while SB elements use coordinates according to 640x480
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This has been requested over a year ago lol.
I know, I just have no idea why someone necro'd it, probably for bump though
It's a nice idea, but not too necessary imho. After all, with a little experience how storyboarding by scripting works, you could just change the movement in the .osb file, and that's so easy that avoiding it might not be worth the trouble of implementing this feature.
Yeah, but imagine if people had no grid snapping when making beatmaps and were forced to open notepad to line everything up.Larto wrote:
It's a nice idea, but not too necessary imho. After all, with a little experience how storyboarding by scripting works, you could just change the movement in the .osb file, and that's so easy that avoiding it might not be worth the trouble of implementing this feature.
It'd be quite painful.
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Well, by making grid snap on storyboard editor, even people without any coding experience can make such a neat lyrics storyboard or moving background.Larto wrote:
It's a nice idea, but not too necessary imho. After all, with a little experience how storyboarding by scripting works, you could just change the movement in the .osb file, and that's so easy that avoiding it might not be worth the trouble of implementing this feature.
I can do such storyboard cause I learned about HTML coding once and I knew the structure.
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