Game developers and modders troubleshooting screen transitions.
Debugging a custom StepMania SSC build where screens fail to load in the expected order.
Use cases
About
The StepMania SSC ScreenFlow mind map template provides a structured overview of the screen flow and startup sequence in the StepMania SSC (Super Smash C) rhythm game build. With 39 nodes across a single sheet, it covers the initial boot process from ScreenCheckFirstRun through ScreenSetup phases (PhaseOne to PhaseFour), ScreenBootInfo, ScreenAdvertisement, and the ScreenTitleMenu/ScreenTitle. The Legend branch distinguishes between the Default Workflow and SSC-specific additions. This StepMania SSC template serves as a cheat sheet for developers and modders understanding the game's screen hierarchy and startup logic.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Technical writers and project maintainers creating reference material.
Documenting the startup sequence for a StepMania SSC fork or theme.
Open-source contributors and team leads.
Onboarding new contributors to a StepMania SSC project who need to understand the screen flow.
How to use this template
Step 1
Access and Explore Startup Phases
Open the template in Xmind and expand the ScreenCheckFirstRun branch to visualize the initial boot process and startup phases.
Step 2
Identify Screens and Add Documentation
Use the Legend to distinguish between default and SSC-specific screens while adding notes to nodes to document specific screen purposes.
Step 3
Export and Share Development Insights
Save your customized screen hierarchy and export the map as an image or PDF to share technical logic with your development team.
Frequently asked questions
It visualizes the screen flow and startup sequence of StepMania SSC, helping developers and modders understand how screens transition from boot to title menu.
It includes ScreenSetup with four phases (PhaseOne to PhaseFour), ScreenBootInfo, ScreenAdvertisement, and ScreenTitleMenu/ScreenTitle.
The Legend splits into Default Workflow (standard StepMania screens) and SSC Additions (custom screens specific to the SSC build).
Yes, you can edit node names, add notes, or rearrange branches to match your specific game build or documentation needs.
Yes, it provides a clear map of the screen hierarchy, making it easier to grasp the startup flow and screen relationships.
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