Z-I-v Summer Contest 2016

Do you need GFX Braeden? And could I still do them?

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He said I could do them for him, but if he had asked you before then you can do them.

I may get in another file, we'll see.

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NeiR's a good game you should play it btw. ;)

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*silently applauds Aegis for picking one of my other artists *
I've made the right choice.

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♥
Considering how much Monstercat I've stepped you'd think I would have thought to step Cheat Codes.

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the real reason I backed off my Nitro Fun file.

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Ladies and gentlemen, today is the day that I continue with my show and tell! From the United Kingdom, we have...


Born in the 50s, Hazell Dean started off with a guitar, and eventually worked her way into the disco/dance scene. Her prime was in the 80s, where she produced a variety of dance music ranging from Hi-NRG tracks (Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go)), to more typical Stockman Aitken Waterman fare (Better Off Without You). She was apparently very popular in the gay dance club scene, and coincidentally, she came out as a lesbian not too long ago. (You might be able to catch her singing in a Pride Event, especially if you are in the UK!) Three of her tracks are also featured in the Dancemania series: Turn It Into Love, which features in Dancemania CLASSICS: Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go) , which features in Dancemania SuperClassics 3: and Back In My Arms (Once Again) (Dance Mix), which features in Dancemania EURO CLASSICS. Also, be sure to check out her Facebook page!

And now here comes my second file...


I know that that woman is not Hazell Dean, but I felt that it would have been too lazy for me to base the image off of the single cover for the song, and I liked how my graphics turned out. Much like my first submission for this week, this song has a plethora of 16th streams (particularly in the singles chart), but at a lower BPM (120 versus 134); watch out for the singles 24th note that goes to the vocals. I noticed that the start of the singles chart and the doubles chart has an ambiguous starting pattern, so I added mines to show where your feet are supposed to be on the pad. (Facing forwards, obviously.) I couldn't find lyrics for this song, so I had to type them myself, so apologies if any typos appear on the .lrc file. Especially for this week, I made an effort to cut the song's video (using iMovie 2009, since that's the best I have); however, there are potentially some issues with the video, due to three things:

1) My copy of Stepmania 3.9 doesn't recognize .avi videos, therefore I don't have a way of syncing the video correctly,
2) I have no idea how to modify the BG script in Stepmania 5.
3) My copy of Stepmania 5 doesn't even recognize the script I made in Stepmania 3.9.

Any help with getting the video to play smoothly with my file would be appreciated, but until then, I would suggest downloading the custom ZIP, which has no video. (UPDATE: This is now obsolete; see post #168 for more information.)

As for the graphics change for (It's) For Your Eyes, I won't be able to get to it this week due to a busy schedule; however, I might re-release the file at a later date.

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Forgive me, but is there a way to download all the stepfiles submitted at once? I can get them individually pretty easy, is that the only way?

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you can download them all at once when voting begins.

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I appreciate the information. Thank you JunkoXXX.

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