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I'm completely blind, and this is how I shop

From the Marin Baumer video where she does jiu jitsu

u/IgntedF-xy — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/tipofmytongue

[TOMT][MOBILE GAME][2010s] A Ballance-like mobile game that is NOT Ballance Resurrection

When I was a kid (so some time in the early 2010s), I played a game on my kindle fire that was very similar to the game Ballance. Ballance was a windows game that came out in 2004 where you balance a ball, solve puzzles, and try to get to the end of levels without falling off. I've had this game in the back of my head for years, but no matter what I look up nothing comes up.

The closest game I can find is Ballace Resurrection, which is a mobile port of the game, but it's not right. Ballance Resurrection takes place during the day, but the game I'm thinking of was only night (or possibly space). Ballance has a lot of greek sculptures and architecture which was not in my game. The ball was also not wooden, it was gray with quadrants of colors (either blue, or red, yellow, green, and blue, I can't remember). I remember it being pretty dark and had a focus on the four colors, which I think were important to solving the puzzles. I almost want to say it was sci-fi, but it didn't have any metal or space technology. I'm pretty sure you used tilt controls to control the ball and the levels were very difficult for me. At the end of each level, you would go into an area that looked similar to the beginning of the levels in Ballance Resurrection with the three torches, then you'd rise up into the air. I remember the game having a similar vibe to Shards (the brick breaker) and it probably had similar music.

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u/IgntedF-xy — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/Musescore

Sustain starts and ends 4 measures early when exporting as MIDI, it seems to be caused by this repeat at the beginning

I'm having an issue where musescore doesn't account for the extra measures when exporting as a MIDI file and puts the sustain pedal in the wrong place. (The red area is sustained, the blue is not sustained). Everything works normally if I get rid of the repeat at the beginning. Is there a way to fix this or do I have to just expand all the repeats myself before I export it?

u/IgntedF-xy — 4 months ago