thprac VS project-restoration

For practicing, I recommend downloading Touhou Practice Patch from GitHub. Your AV might react to it, but you can configure your AV to ignore it.

Use THPrac instead. You can get it from GitHub through this link. It may trigger an anti-virus response, but you can configure your AV to ignore it as it’s a false positive.

We’ve all been there, but keep practicing and you’ll improve. THPrac (GitHub) is your best friend.

I would highly recommend using a tool called Touhou Practice Patch (AKA THPrac), which you can get from GitHub here. With THPrac, you can use it to practice specific parts of the games that the regular practice mode usually can’t do. Next, I would recommend looking up videos on how to capture the Spell Card, since videos can usually give you a general idea on how to capture specific Spell Cards.

Hey, and welcome! Here are my recommendations for newcomers. All of the following links are on Steam. Bare in mind that, while the games recommended are "beginner friendly," bullet hell games are difficult and may not be everyone's cup of tea. To help with that I would highly recommend also getting the Touhou Practice Patch (GitHub) that overhauls the games' practice modes to help you focus on certain aspects that give you trouble.

THprac lets you jump to any point in the game so you can practice a particular spell card/phrase.

One thing I would personally recommend, as others have already recommended some game recommendations, is to install Touhou Practice Patch (GitHub) by Ack and maintained by 32th System. This nifty program overhauls the flawed in-game practice system with a much more customizable one, allowing you to toggle certain Spell Cards, stage sections, etc.

Hey, welcome to the series and subreddit. There’s a handy guide that should be pinned when sorting by Hot that can help you out. Whenever I see these types of questions, my personal recommendation is my favorite in the series, which also happens to be fairly beginner friendly. That game being Touhou Shinreibyou ~ Ten Desires (Touhou 13, Steam link). I also recommend people to install the Touhou Practice Patch (GitHub) to use for practicing and improving. Good luck and cheers!

In terms of the most accessible and beginner friendly title, I always point towards Touhou Shinreibyou ~ Ten Desires (Touhou 13, Steam link) as the bullet patterns are generally on the simpler side, giving you a safe environment to learn the basics while also honing your skills to use in other games. As always, I also recommend using Touhou Practice Patch (GitHub) to improve your skills.

In regards to PCB Stage 4, it’s a considerable jump in difficulty from the previous stages, which can catch players off guard if it’s their first time playing. A good way to improve and be consistent with is to use 32thSystem’s Universal Practice Patch (GitHub link here) to practice the stage. Also don’t worry, your English is fine.

hmm try an older build and follow the old directions (basically copy the code.bps and exheader_legacy.bin renamed to exheader.bin), I don't know if the mod creator made a mistake or if it was intentional not mentioning the exheader_legacy thing (like maybe they changed it in the new version), you can find the previous build here https://github.com/leoetlino/project-restoration/releases/download/v1.5.8/mm3d_project_restoration_v1.5.8-0-gac45fa5.7z

Here is the link: https://github.com/leoetlino/project-restoration

When this project started the 3DS version was inferior to the N64 one due to a large number of issues (mostly addressed in Project Restoration. There is currently a community effort underway to port Nerrel's work to the 3DS version, and while some of it translates directly, other parts need to be reconsidered due to lighting and texture placement changes.

You might be interested in the project restoration for MM3D by leoetlino. It restores Zora Link's original swimming, removes eyes on the first 3 bosses, fixes ice arrows, improves controls and more. It basically makes MM3D the definitive edition of the game as it should have been from the start.

Anyways, Majora's Mask on the N64 was a masterpiece, but the remake on the 3DS made it worse, by removing beloved features, adding hated features, and not bothering to add improvements to annoyances in both the original and the remake. Luckily, a developer made a patch to remove the hated features, restore the beloved features and add quality of life improvements. There's the info here restoration.zora.re and you can get it from here github.com/leoetlino/project-restoration.

Majora's Mask is also easily my favorite. The theme, the story, the dungeons, items, characters, bossfights, and unique concepts. So nostalgic. Just use the Majora's Mask 3D restoration project by leoetlino. Make sure you have Luma3DS on your 3DS (thanks to the active community, its really fast and easy to set it up). Here is the link to the project: https://github.com/leoetlino/project-restoration/releases. Download the latest 7z file, extract it, and to make it short, just follow the guide on the official website https://restoration.zora.re/. I hope you don't miss out!