Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness — FBD 12

• ▸Single source for every gameplay still: Outoki's Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness FBD 12 Chart View (2:56, uploaded 2026-09-30, 1080p60). The in-play panel states the terms — Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness / UtataP / a red FBD 12 chip beside SPEED 5.80 — and the catalog agrees (MIN 4 / EVO 7 / ULT 10 / FBD 12).
• ▸The chart view is the game's own autoplay-style preview, and its result card settles the note math on camera: EXACT 158 + BREAK 1572 = 1,730, exactly the catalog's FBD total. MAX LINK 8, HIGH SCORE blank, DIFFERENCE +009'133'106 over nothing.
• ▸Autoplay disclosure: this is not a score claim and not a clear. The preview's card carries rank D under a DIVE FAILED banner with MISS GAUGE -15 — the mode lets 1,572 of 1,730 notes pass unjudged, which is why this page reads structure, not results.
• ▸The human benchmark, step 13: Trappy's FBD 12 sightread — the only on-camera human attempt when this page shipped on 2026-10-02 — ends at DIVE FAILED, rank B, 088'324'980, with 1,588 EXACT and 142 BREAKs. The clear it lacked arrived on 2026-10-04: 도토리's human Perfect Dive now sits in the section below.

Two videos back this page. Outoki's chart view carries all twelve chart frames; Trappy's sightread supplies the human result card in step 13. Deep links in each step jump to the matching moment.

The Outoki capture is clean end to end — no camera face, no picture-in-picture overlay, no channel watermark, no burned-in caption anywhere in the frame — checked still by still, so no delogo patch was needed and the video itself is untouched and linked in full. Chart view is the game's own preview: notes cross the line unjudged (red BREAK chips), only a scattering of auto-judged EXACTs land, and the dive dies on its gauge — the DIVE FAILED banner and rank D on the card belong to the mode, not to any player's run, and this page quotes them as found without converting them into a clear or score claim. The upload has no caption track this page could quote, so every fact is screen forensics cross-checked against the song catalog. Deep-link seconds follow the decode-verified timeline of the 1080p60 download — every still was cut with decode-ordered seeks and verified individually — and can land a moment off on YouTube's player.

Levels and totals come straight from the site's song catalog (game version 1.0.5). Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness is a Virtual Singers pack entry by UtataP — one of the five DLC charts added with v1.0.5 — and its FBD 12 sits in the same top band as the other FBD 12 charts, one rung under the FBD 13 cuts and the FBD 15 peak.

The catalog publishes note totals per difficulty — no per-axis split on file for any row. All four totals are quoted in full, and the FBD 12 total checks against both result cards quoted on this page.

→ Cold Sea FBD→ In Falsus Song List — All 75 Tracks with Chart Levels→ Difficulty Levels

One step per frame, in play order: twelve from the chart view plus the human result card. Seconds in each credit link follow the decode-verified timeline of the upload and can land a frame or two off.

1. 1

   Stage the chart: FBD 12 at SPEED 5.80

   The empty highway before the first note. The top-right panel states the terms — Apparently there's a cheat code to happiness, UtataP, a red FBD 12 chip beside SPEED 5.80 — while the score reads 000'000'000 and the lanes carry their labels: Shift, A, S, D, F, Space. No Assist Mode slot appears anywhere in the capture.

   

2. 2

   First contact: the opening wedge BREAKs unjudged

   The chart's first wedge reaches the judgement line and the mode answers with a red BREAK chip — chart view does not play the notes for you. The score still reads 000'000'000, a white slab waits further up the lane, and the intro's shape is visible at a glance: sparse taps, wide gaps, nothing dense yet.

   

3. 3

   Opening taps and the first gold wedge

   A gold wedge rides the A lane as the intro's taps start crossing unjudged — 000'401'019 on the counter from the mode's scattered auto-judged notes, MISS GAUGE -15 already lit. The red BREAK pairs posting at the line are the preview's normal output, not a player struggling.

   

4. 4

   The first full-length cyan hold

   The chart's first signature set piece: a full-length cyan hold beam pouring down the S and D lanes at 001'755'573, with side BREAK chips marking the taps it passes on the way. The hold's length — most of the visible highway — is the tell for the chorus rhythm section that follows.

   

5. 5

   Twin wide beams

   Past the hold, the chart widens: twin blue beams run down both sides of the S lane at 002'312'179 while a teal wedge waits at the top. From here to the end of the first chorus the lanes stay wide — the chart keeps at least two lanes busy almost continuously.

   

6. 6

   The verse pair

   A calmer verse figure at 002'774'544: two blue beams framing the S and D lanes, a cyan slab dropping in from the top-left, three BREAK chips at the line. This is the chart's breathing room — the density drops before the first chorus push.

   

7. 7

   Violet meets cyan

   The first chorus lands at 003'294'855: a violet slab occupies the Shift side while cyan beams and a top slab stack the right lanes. This four-lane squeeze is the widest the chart gets in its first half, and the shape returns — tighter timing — in the final chorus.

   

8. 8

   The cyan flood set piece

   The chart's biggest moment at 004'942'297: the entire highway floods cyan as a violet hexagonal barge rides the top of the field and a sparkle line crosses the judgement line. The flood covers a held-note run — the whole field lights, one long sustain, a BREAK chip at the line.

   

9. 9

   The bracketed hold

   Mid-song at 006'763'123, a violet-bracketed hold with a cyan core rides the D and F lanes — the brackets are the game's hold marker, and the shape pairs with a second bracketed hold later in the chart. Timing-wise this sits in the second verse, where syncopation, not speed, is the difficulty.

   

10. 10

    The gold flick wedge

    At 007'860'841 a gold triangle wedge lands at the line between red BREAK and EXACT chips — one of the preview's rare auto-judged hits, on camera. Flick wedges like this are the chart's mechanical spike: the same gold shape appears in the chorus streams and demands a flick, not a tap.

    

11. 11

    The late flood

    The second full-highway flood at 008'439'453, with a tri-color arrow barge at the top of the field. The chart saves its second set piece for the final chorus — after this the lanes empty fast and the counter runs out to 009'133'106, the card's final score.

    

12. 12

    Read the chart-view result card

    The card settles: DIVE RESULT with SCORE 009'133'106, rank D, MAX LINK 8, HIGH SCORE blank, DIFFERENCE +009'133'106, and four rows — EXACT 158, EXACT 0, NEAR 0, BREAK 1572 — that sum to exactly the catalog's 1,730. The DIVE FAILED banner and MISS GAUGE -15 sit under the rows, ENCOUNTER UNLINKED replaces the encounter panel, and the jacket art carries the red 12 tab. Every number belongs to the preview mode and is quoted as found — not a player's score, and claimed as nothing more.

    

13. 13

    The human benchmark: a sightread, also failed

    The only on-camera human attempt when this page first shipped, on 2026-10-02: Trappy's FBD 12 sightread, uploaded the day the chart shipped. Its card reads SCORE 088'324'980, rank B, MAX LINK 143, and rows EXACT 1280 + 188, NEAR 120 (EARLY 86 / LATE 34), BREAK 142 — again summing to 1,730 — under a DIVE FAILED banner with MISS GAUGE -4. A first read taking 142 breaks and still dying on the gauge was, as of that week, the most concrete evidence of how demanding this chart is — the human clear arrived two days later, in the human-PD section above.

    

→ Hardest Songs

When this page shipped on 2026-10-02 its biggest gap was having no human clear on camera — only the preview mode and a failed sightread. The gap is closed: 도토리's [In Falsus] 幸せになれる隠しコマンドがあるらしい (FBD 12) PERFECT DIVE (MAX-57) (2:56, 14 views as of this 2026-10-04 update) plays the same chart start to finish and settles under a PERFECT DIVE banner. The capture is clean end to end — no camera overlay, no channel watermark, no burned-in caption on any frame this page checked — so no delogo patch was applied, and its auto captions carry only the song's own vocals; every number below is screen forensics cross-checked against the song catalog. The Outoki chart view keeps its job above — reading the chart's structure; this section adds what the preview could never show: a person playing it.

1. 1

   The dive stages at SPEED 5.30

   The run opens the same way the preview does — an empty highway at 000'000'000 — but the in-play panel states different terms: the red FBD 12 chip beside SPEED 5.30, a slower scroll than the chart view's 5.80. The lanes carry the default Shift / A S D F / Space layout, and this time a person is on the keys.

   

2. 2

   Opening figures, judged

   At 009'476'897 the difference from the preview is already total. Where chart view posted red BREAK chips as a matter of course, the human run chains EXACTs through the same opening figures — a gold wedge at the line, a green field strip sweeping the lanes, the combo watermark at 164 and climbing. Every note the preview let pass unjudged, this run is scoring.

   

3. 3

   The full-board set piece

   The chart's widest mid-game figure arrives at 059'057'920: a violet-bordered field panel sweeping the entire highway, one EXACT posting at the line. The chart view documented this class of full-board moment as structure; here it does what it was designed for — one motion, one judgement, the chain intact.

   

4. 4

   Endgame twin rails

   The final chorus stacks violet and red rails down both sides of the highway at 092'566'232 — four EXACT chips post across the line in a single row, over a combo watermark of 1602. Past this figure the chart empties fast toward its 1,730th note, and unlike every other capture quoted on this page, the dive is alive.

   

5. 5

   The card: 100'001'673, EX+

   The card settles the run: SCORE 100'001'673, rank EX+, MAX LINK 1730 chaining every note, and four rows — EXACT 1673 + 57, NEAR 0, BREAK 0 — summing to exactly the catalog's 1,730. The arithmetic runs to the digit (100'001'673 − 099'972'785 = 28'888), and HIGH SCORE was already printed on the card, so this is a personal best over a prior registered score, not a first registration. The upload's (MAX-57) tag is the card's second EXACT row, 57 — the convention the Greyscale City page documents for that channel's (MAX -31). Below the rows: the PERFECT DIVE banner, ENCOUNTER UNLINKED, and the jacket's red 12 tab.

   

Two sources, one chart. The chart view remains the page's structural anchor — twelve frames read section by section, unjudged and disclosed as such — and this run is the human record it was missing, each frame deep-linked to the second it was cut from (decode-verified on the 1080p60 download; YouTube's player can land a moment off). The definition stands as the site states it: a Perfect Dive is every judgement an EXACT — NEAR 0, BREAK 0 — which is what the card above shows for this chart's 1,730 notes.