Help with the Program

[OMeguminO]

Hello! I'm new here and i just found this awesome tool. There is a option to copy the code from the sliders/jumps. Is there any way to paste them into my beatmaps or do i have to do it manually by hand? It would really save me some time if i could just copy paste these cool sliders into my maps

[Poyo-SSB]

Unfortunately, you have to paste the code into the .osu file (and add timestamps etc.). There is no way to paste into the editor as of yet.

[OMeguminO]

Could you show me how to do it? I am not really good with coding and stuff. How do i edit the .osu file? Do you mean the file from the actual beatmap?

[OMeguminO]

Or like could you give me your discord or something so you can show me?

[Poyo-SSB]

To edit the .osu file, you use this editor button:

Then copy the code using this button:

This will yield something like this:

slider: 259,294 [...] B|206:334|131:323|91:270|91:270|51:217|61:142|114:102|114:102|167:62|242:73|282:126|282:126|296:144|304:165|306:187|306:187|310:225|344:253|383:250|383:250|421:246|449:211|445:173|445:173|441:134|407:106|369:110|369:110|368:110|368:110|368:110,1,945

First, remove the slider: part:

259,294 [...] B|206:334|131:323|91:270|91:270|51:217|61:142|114:102|114:102|167:62|242:73|282:126|282:126|296:144|304:165|306:187|306:187|310:225|344:253|383:250|383:250|421:246|449:211|445:173|445:173|441:134|407:106|369:110|369:110|368:110|368:110|368:110,1,945

Then, where the ellipses are, add a timestamp, type, and hitsound. By default, the type and hitsound are 2 and 0 respectively. The timestamp is the number of milliseconds from the start of the beatmap. For example, this:

Would yield a timestamp of 29686:

259,294,29686,2,0,B|206:334|131:323|91:270|91:270|51:217|61:142|114:102|114:102|167:62|242:73|282:126|282:126|296:144|304:165|306:187|306:187|310:225|344:253|383:250|383:250|421:246|449:211|445:173|445:173|441:134|407:106|369:110|369:110|368:110|368:110|368:110,1,945

You can now save the file and the slider will be visible in-game.


For circles, the process is similar. Given something like this:

circle: 173,248
circle: 175,247
circle: 182,24

Add a timestamp, type, and some extras.

173,248,29686,1,0,0:0:0:0:
175,247,29686,1,0,0:0:0:0:
182,24,29686,1,0,0:0:0:0:

[OMeguminO]

Thank you. I'll try this out