JoseVarelaP
commented
4 months ago Fixed. (This recording is from a previous iteration which didn't calculate the misses from the notes, which has already been addressed too)
https://github.com/TeamRizu/OutFox/assets/23246027/6f5e2d94-582c-41a6-863f-f6ad070ba730
Is there an existing issue for this?
Operating System
Windows 11
CPU
i5 12600k
GPU
RTX 3070
Storage
1TB GAMMIX NVME SSD
Game Version
5.0.0-041
Game Mode
pump
Theme
Infinitesimal and Soundwaves
Describe the problem
Pump Long Notes on OutFox have innacurate behavior when it comes to "chords" (long notes comprised of multiple arrows).
Pump correct behavior: When multiple buttons need to be held on Pump, failing to hold even one of them will have the exact same result as failing to hold all of them: you'll start comboing misses. Visually you'll see which ones you're holding correctly (the arrow receptors picks them up), but the judgement will not give you any perfect, positive score or life for doing so if you're not getting all of them.
OutFox current behavior: it seems that holding one of the notes of the chord will stop the Miss Combo from progressing. You'll still be hit with multiple misses, but it seems that the game is awarding you with a Checkpoint Hit and resetting the Miss Combo every tick because of the one button you're getting correctly. Also, on Infinitesimal, you might get some perfects by holding just one of the notes (couldn't reproduce this bit on Soundwaves because that theme doesn't count each long note tick as a real perfect for evaluation purposes like Infinitesimal does)
Describe what should happen
Holding one note of a longnote chord shouldn't give the player any benefit in Pump. You're either holding all the notes and getting perfects, or you're missing at least one and getting misses.
Relevant Log output
To better illustrate the situation, I'll leave a video I recorded comparing the behavior between StepP1 (which has accurate long note behavior) and Infinitesimal. it's not the same chart on both videos mind you, I just quick edited on each one so the notecount doesn't match but you can get the idea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1fbZxIC_nk
Also will leave you with that very poor edit I made for quick testing purposes (just a long note chord and the song ends lol)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kpmXiMZZHWVp5JWrLyyVzz4yiR-bAaYU/view?usp=sharing