* USB Card Guide How to set up a USB card for use with an ITG machine. * Intermediate: The Combo Counter Information regarding how the combo counter works. * Intermediate: Picking a Speed Mod For those having trouble, info on how they work, and advice on how to pick one. * Beginners: Timing Your Steps A guide on how to time your steps and how to tell if you're doing alright or not. * Beginners: About Arrow Types and Colors What all those colors and tails mean. * Beginners: How to Read Difficulty Levels How to set your difficulty level, and how to recognize other signs of difficulty. * Synchronization: How to ensure your arrow-to-music synchronization is good so accurate play is rewarded as it should be. * Setting Up StepMania Did you just install SM? Here's how to get everything all set up.
You can also hit Ctrl-F to Find a subsection even faster!) No matter how you play, keep at it! You will eventually get good, even with 10 minutes a day.(These subsections are split by divider lines.
Me being a spread player, I can now handle 260bpm streams (1040 arrows a minute, 17 a second) quite nicely, though that is near my limit. One handed is seen as more skilled when you really reach a top level (passing vertex beta and the likes), indexing (index fingers only, on arrow keys) is better for timing and jacks/trills, whereas spread can reach insane speeds in general. There really is a sea of diffirence between playing one handed, index or spread, each is it’s own style. Installing it is pretty easy, just unzip and place it in /stepmania/noteskins/dance, then select them through the menu in stepmania. Additionally, try downloading a diffirent noteskin (look of the arrows), a very popular one is cel (()) Also, turning off the background can be a major help.
Try upping your speedmods :) Faster scrolling of the arrows makes the screen more empty, so you can see the arrows more easily.
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