Perfect, good, and average timing windows

[Lambda]

Does anybody know what the exact timing windows are? What is the specific millisecond window for each outcome?

[thechild]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

I heard it was just like judge 3 in stepmania.

[Lambda]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

I don't even know what that means...

[[TeRa]]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

ffr doesnt have timing windows.

[Tasselfoot]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

Earliest is one average frame. Then one good frame. Then three perfects. Lastly is two good frames in the late window.

Each frame is one thirtieth of a second.

[Lambda]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

Ok, so its like MAGPPPGGM where the actual note is in the middle of the 3 perfects?

[[TeRa]]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

im pretty sure the its like this
M A G P P P G G M
the red one being the one that is exactly on the receptor, cause if you hit as soon as the arrow is past the receptor, you get a good.

this one's up to tass though, i dont know all this stuff.

[dore]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

TeRa is right. Each frame is 1/30th of a second (.033).

[heyitsmee]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

no average at the end?

was sure AGPPPGA

[Xandertrax]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

Someone made a really good diagram of this once. I'll see if I can dig it up.

EDIT: Here's a good thread. Should be stickied, IMO.

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/vbz/showthread.php?t=60808&highlight=Timing+Window

[Lambda]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

Good thread. Thanks X.

[ninjaKIWI]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

Good-misses don't happen anymore do they?

[Tasselfoot]

Re: Perfect, good, and average timing windows

no average in the late window... 2 goods. used to be Good then Good-Miss on the REALLY late window, but that was fixed... now it's just Good Good for the 2 lates. Only way to get an average is early.

and, TeRa is right on the timing... if any part of the arrow goes above the receptor, it's a late good.