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'''Impossible files / Jukebox files''' - Other than dump files, there are stepped files that are impossible to complete no matter how good you get at the game. These files are generally created "for the laughs" or just to try to get the jukebox autoplay to fail. Such songs would be like ''Dear Arch'' or ''Haruka Kanata Slipknot Remix'' from the '''AWPerative's Ultimate Joke Sim Bundle Group Box Congregation Collaboration Megapack Pack Collection''' where the arrows are so close together, that on c-mod they almost appear like a black stream of hell. If you get one of these files, either delete it, or show it to people who never played StepMania before to get a quick laugh out of the look on their faces! | '''Impossible files / Jukebox files''' - Other than dump files, there are stepped files that are impossible to complete no matter how good you get at the game. These files are generally created "for the laughs" or just to try to get the jukebox autoplay to fail. Such songs would be like ''Dear Arch'' or ''Haruka Kanata Slipknot Remix'' from the '''AWPerative's Ultimate Joke Sim Bundle Group Box Congregation Collaboration Megapack Pack Collection''' where the arrows are so close together, that on c-mod they almost appear like a black stream of hell. If you get one of these files, either delete it, or show it to people who never played StepMania before to get a quick laugh out of the look on their faces! | ||
'''Noteskin test files''' - Any file that has every note from 4th-64th. Either the song is slow enough to be able to fit every note there (good or OK noteskin test file), or whoever created it just used the 192nd snap and placed random arrows that don't fit with the beat everywhere (bad noteskin test file). Named that because note-colored noteskins usually have 8 colors for notes 4th-64th. | |||
==StepMania Grading system== | ==StepMania Grading system== | ||
