More StepMania 3.9 Simfile Videos
Similar to a post in RELAy several months back, I’ve continued to make more simfiles and YouTube autoplay videos for StepMania 3.9. This time around, I have a non-lagging version of Animusic’s “Stick Figures” and a brand-new stepfile built around Animusic’s “Drum Machine.” The latter was a lot of fun to make, but I’d say it’s very difficult even for experienced keyboard players; actually dancing to it on a pad would impress me immensely because of the number of 3/4-panel hands involved. Finally, there’s a tricky negative BPM/mine-laced singles file created around Jimmy Luxury’s thumping “Cha Cha Cha” track.
All of these simfiles are Challenge difficulty, with “Stick Figures” clocking in at 12-foot difficulty rating (for a dance pad), “Drum Machine” at 13 (keyboard), and “Cha Cha Cha” at a whopping 20 (dance pad). Each video has a second version where I turn on the assist tick so that viewers can understand the rhythm better; for couple-type tracks such as “Stick Figures,” the tick is enabled for just the left side instead.
“StepMania - Stick Figures - Couple Challenge 3x Autoplay”
“StepMania - Stick Figures - Couple Challenge 3x Autoplay AT”
“StepMania - Drum Machine - Couple Challenge 3x Autoplay”
“StepMania - Drum Machine - Couple Challenge 3x Autoplay AT”
“StepMania - Cha Cha Cha - Single Challenge 3x Autoplay”
“StepMania - Cha Cha Cha - Single Challenge 3x Autoplay AT”
[...] the new 13-footer Challenge stepfile is enough to warrant keyboard-ing it instead–just like the file based on Drum Machine. If one wished to dance to it, this would be like a five-minute sprint with feet on [...]