How to use Geometry Dashboard to Map 100x Faster

Geometry Dashboard is part of Mapping Tools for osu!
mappingtools.github.io/

[@ridge8629]

finally i can map in geometry dash

[@purplerita8436]

Thank you my friend. BTW im a big fan of your mapping

[@railgun3]

That is actually can be insanely helpful, thanks so much for the mapping tools!

[@railgun3]

It can be sometimes intimidating, but using one tool at a time does a thing

[@PinkPuffyPastry]

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[@phaZZi6461]

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[@ohm0027]

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[@ohm0027]

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[@bearr1344]

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[@_dpao]

Hey mate, I was wondering if you have any tricks for mapping streams more efficiently with mt than the typical way of sv changes on sliders & converting. I think it would be interesting to allow for the generation of virtual curves with a velocity parameter in mt, that you could convert in the same way as sliders without all the in-between steps. I'm sure that ideas crossed your mind but though maybe you had another way already.

[@OliBomby]

The fastest way to map a stream is to place the circles manually or using slider to stream convert. Mapping Tools does have some tools for advanced kinds of streams. Sliderator can be used for a slider to stream convert with changing velocity. You can also use Geometry Dashboard's successor of 3 points generator recurrently to make an exponentially decelerating/accelerating stream. Lazer will have a stream tool soon which will be the most convenient option.

[@_dpao]

@@OliBomby great, I'll give it a try soon thanks!

[@qwertyuui0762]

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[@MTRHayHay]

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