How to author your Simfiles.
In order to make sure that somebody knows YOU (and your buddies) have made the Simfile, we recommend that you put in the name of the person who made the step charts in the Description section in the Steps Information menu:
To do this, while you are currently editing a song in Edit/Sync Steps mode, press the ESC key and select the Edit Steps Information command, then select the Description field and type in your name.
As for the rest of the helpers of the simfile, the GFX makers and BGAnimators and etc., they can be put in the #CREDITS section. You can put in the stepper's name in there also if your want. The most important piece of the Simfile is always, ALWAYS the Description field. Why? Because a person who creates step charts for a simfile creates a name for him/her self, something that people should see and trust in case of emergency (that is, if you can't step it, he/she can). RoXoR games created In The Groove so that when a song is introduced, and a round has started, it displays the song information. Along with that, it also introduces the difficulty that the player will be playing the song on, and the name of the person who created the step chart for THAT SPECIFIC difficulty. In other words, the Description.
Even though Description should really mean what step charts they are, it is instead, by RoXoR's method, the name of the step chart author.
To do this, while you are currently editing a song in Edit/Sync Steps mode, press the ESC key and select the Edit Steps Information command, then select the Description field and type in your name.
As for the rest of the helpers of the simfile, the GFX makers and BGAnimators and etc., they can be put in the #CREDITS section. You can put in the stepper's name in there also if your want. The most important piece of the Simfile is always, ALWAYS the Description field. Why? Because a person who creates step charts for a simfile creates a name for him/her self, something that people should see and trust in case of emergency (that is, if you can't step it, he/she can). RoXoR games created In The Groove so that when a song is introduced, and a round has started, it displays the song information. Along with that, it also introduces the difficulty that the player will be playing the song on, and the name of the person who created the step chart for THAT SPECIFIC difficulty. In other words, the Description.
Even though Description should really mean what step charts they are, it is instead, by RoXoR's method, the name of the step chart author.
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