Hitomi Yaida - Over the distance by mattyu007
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Rating: 2.41 / 5.00 from 5 votes
| simpleAccessible and straightforward map design., grid snapObjects are placed along a square grid, typically using osu!'s in-built grid snap feature., symmetricalEmploys symmetry within the map design, often mirroring elements along the horizontal centreline., precisionColloquial term for maps which require fine, precise movement to aim correctly. Typically refers to maps with circle sizes above and including 6., cleanVisually uncluttered and organised patterns, often involving few overlaps and equal visual spacing between objects., iNiS-styleA simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns., keysoundsContains hitsounds that use various pitched samples to create a melody, typically following one within the song., portOriginally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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Rating: 2.39 / 5.00 from 4 votes
| simpleAccessible and straightforward map design., grid snapObjects are placed along a square grid, typically using osu!'s in-built grid snap feature., symmetricalEmploys symmetry within the map design, often mirroring elements along the horizontal centreline., cleanVisually uncluttered and organised patterns, often involving few overlaps and equal visual spacing between objects., iNiS-styleA simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns., portOriginally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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Rating: 2.17 / 5.00 from 3 votes
| simpleAccessible and straightforward map design., grid snapObjects are placed along a square grid, typically using osu!'s in-built grid snap feature., symmetricalEmploys symmetry within the map design, often mirroring elements along the horizontal centreline., cleanVisually uncluttered and organised patterns, often involving few overlaps and equal visual spacing between objects., iNiS-styleA simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns., portOriginally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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Rating: 2.00 / 5.00 from 3 votes
| simpleAccessible and straightforward map design., grid snapObjects are placed along a square grid, typically using osu!'s in-built grid snap feature., symmetricalEmploys symmetry within the map design, often mirroring elements along the horizontal centreline., cleanVisually uncluttered and organised patterns, often involving few overlaps and equal visual spacing between objects., iNiS-styleA simple style originating from the original DS games. Recognizable by its emphasis on vocal rhythm, constant slider velocity, and easily understandable grid snap patterns., portOriginally created for other media and later imported into osu!, usually through using conversion tools. |
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| contributors: nijlpaard
