FFR1 Colors

[-=Blaze=-]

The arrow notes you step on, does the color make the note unique?

ex. The white one takes more on your life bar
-The green one will bitchslap you if you dont get it, you know like that.

[TC_Halogen]

Re: FFR1 Colors

No. The colors show what place they are in a measure (in musical notation).

4th notes are red, 8th notes are blue, 12th notes are dark purple, 16ths are yellow, 24ths are light purple, 32nds are orange, 48ths are teal, 64ths are green, and anything not quantized to a 64th note is a white arrow.

They don't play any specific influence on your lifebar at all.

[mhss1992]

Re: FFR1 Colors

I thought white notes were 192ths.

[T-Force]

Re: FFR1 Colors

Lol, 192ths.

[qqwref]

Re: FFR1 Colors

TC_Halogen's explanation is how it should be; however, the program used to convert the file does have an effect on the colors. The earliest converters made all notes blue; after that, they had ones which would only give notes blue, red, and yellow colors (notes of other rhythms were rounded to whatever was closest, I think); and the one they use now works correctly.