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In case one didn't already notice the connection.
(Finally confirmed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwDQ6pgxGuA) |
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** From [[AC HEROIC VERSE|beatmania IIDX 27 HEROIC VERSE]] onwards, it is available by default. | ** From [[AC HEROIC VERSE|beatmania IIDX 27 HEROIC VERSE]] onwards, it is available by default. | ||
* 255 is recognized as a special number in computing, being the maximum representable value in an 8-digit binary number (11111111). | * 255 is recognized as a special number in computing, being the maximum representable value in an 8-digit binary number (11111111). | ||
* 255 is the maximum value that can be assigned to a primary color channel in the RGB24 color model. When maxing out the values of all three primary colors, the end result is white, the HTML color code of which is #FFFFFF. Many of Ryutaro's songs reference colors, specifically his works named after wavelengths of light. | * 255 is the maximum value that can be assigned to a primary color channel in the RGB24 color model. When maxing out the values of all three primary colors, the end result is white, the HTML color code of which is [[Couleur=Blanche|#FFFFFF]]. Many of Ryutaro's songs reference colors, specifically his works named after wavelengths of light. | ||
* Other than sound samples, 255 references Naoki Maeda's style of genre and alias naming (usage of the "SPEED RAVE" and "HYPER ____" genres, and artist aliases named after the BPM in songs). | * Other than sound samples, 255 references Naoki Maeda's style of genre and alias naming (usage of the "SPEED RAVE" and "HYPER ____" genres, and artist aliases named after the BPM in songs). | ||
** The cryptic song information comment on the CANNON BALLERS page also references Naoki Maeda's comment patterns for his difficult songs, as well as his unit [[LOVE+HATE]]. | ** The cryptic song information comment on the CANNON BALLERS page also references Naoki Maeda's comment patterns for his difficult songs, as well as his unit [[LOVE+HATE]]. | ||