Your scores

Once your scores are synced, the Scores tab is where you go looking for specific score data.

Filtering

Start with the Rating row and tap a level. Everything below it narrows to that level, including the totals.

Under My filters, chips stack on top of that. They cover the things you actually want to ask for:

• Lamp state, like No PFC, MFCs, No AAA
• No EX clear and No SDP

Add filter builds a new one, and Clear filters resets to the level.

The card under the chips totals whatever you are looking at right now: how many charts match, how many are MFC, PFC and AAA, how many are still unclear, and your average score across them. It is the fastest way to see how a level is going.

Chart cards

Tap any song to open its chart card. It carries the things that decide whether you can beat it:

• Your score, lamp, grade and flare on that chart
• Level and Sanbai rating
• BPM, note count and peak NPS
• The patterns in the stepchart: crossovers, footswitches, jacks, brackets, jumps, holds, mines, shock arrows and stream

That pattern breakdown is why you can ask Edi for crossover-heavy charts and get an answer that means something.

Practice mode and fullscreen

A chart card can play the stepchart back so you can read it before you stand on the pad. Loop a section to drill the part that keeps catching you out, and go fullscreen to study it properly.