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Download and install Cheat Engine (https://www.cheatengine.org/)
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Run Taiko: the Drum Master and wait for it to boot up. (You might want to go into Settings and change it to Windowed mode to make switching between windows easier.)
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Run Cheat Engine, and exit out of any tutorials or anything else that might pop up. You should see a screen similar to below:
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Click on the flashing green-and-red button in the top-left corner ("Select a process to open")
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Fix offset values due to bug in older versions of TakoTako (<=3.2.0) | |
See also: https://github.com/Fluto/TakoTako/issues/16 | |
Bug description: | |
- TJA songs have an "OFFSET:" value. | |
- When converting TJAs to fumen, "OFFSET" is automatically included in | |
the data of the fumen files themselves. | |
- However, TakoTako also added the "OFFSET" value to "fumenOffsetPos" |
Calibration in rhythm games is difficult because it is very complicated. There are a lot of different parts involved when playing a rhythm game:
- Digital audio cues (the music, the hitsounds) and how your brain processes them
- Analog audio cues (the physical sound of tapping the controller/keyboard/drum, other audio distractions in the room) and how your brain processes them
- Visual cues (the moving notes, the timing judgment words) and how your brain processes them
- Your own personal skills and abilities (sense of rhythm, physical ability to press keys/buttons (i.e. muscle mass, energy), muscle memory for specific songs and patterns, etc.)
- Audio latency (the time it takes between a computer generating a digital sound, your speakers/headphones generating physical vibrations in the air, and those vibrations reaching your ear)
- Visual latency (the time it takes between a computer generating an image, your monitor generating light, and that light reaching your ey
Tag Force 5 is a PSP game that is useful as an Edison simulator. It has the perfect combination of features, and fixes issues that are present in the Nintendo DS and 3DS games (Reverse of Arcadia, Zexel: World Duel Carnival, etc.)
- April 2010 banlist is set by default
- All banned/limited cards are implemented
- All TCG exclusives are present (e.g. Super-Nimble Mega Hamster)
- High resolution, widescreen layout is more suitable for modern phones than the DS split-screen layout