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IIDX dan course clear rate

Jun 29th, 2014
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  1. Reference:
  2. http://www.geocities.jp/n_krsm/class.html
  3.  
  4. Not 100% accurate, so the actual value may vary by 1%.
  5.  
  6. Below, PG = pgreat, GR = great, GD = good, BD = bad, PR = poor (both regular
  7. poors and excess poors), CB = combo breaks, EP = excess poor
  8.  
  9. note: EP = BD + PR - CB
  10.  
  11. All clear rates are rounded down.
  12.  
  13.  
  14. Clear rate for individual songs
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  16.  
  17. When a song is cleared
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  19.  
  20. Base value = (PG×110 + GR×109 + GD×80 - BD×260 - PR×425 - EP×500)% / note count
  21. = (PG×110 + GR×109 + GD×80 - BD×760 - PR×925 + CB×500)% / note count
  22.  
  23. Clear rate:
  24. - Base value > 100 → clear rate = 100%
  25. - Base value between 70 and 100 → clear rate = base value
  26. - Base value between 55 and 70 → clear rate = (base value × 2) - 70
  27. - Base value < 55 → clear rate = 40%
  28.  
  29. So the lowest possible clear rate for a clear is 40%.
  30.  
  31. When a song is failed
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  33.  
  34. Clear rate = (PG + GR + GD + CB)×40% / note count
  35.  
  36. That is, it's 40% × the fraction of total notes hit or missed where you died
  37. (rounded down), so it can be between 0% and 39%.
  38.  
  39.  
  40. Clear rate for whole course
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  42.  
  43. It's just the average of the clear rates for each song in the course (rounded
  44. down).
  45.  
  46. So in theory, the highest clear rate you can have on a failed course is
  47. (100+100+100+39)/4 = 84%, and the lowest clear rate you can have on a pass is
  48. (40+40+40+40)/4 = 40%.
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