Convert osu beatmaps to the format osu ds wants
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osu-ds-convert

Convert osu beatmaps (with the latest .osu file format) to the format osu ds wants

It's currently hardcoded to convert Miracle Sugite Yabai (feat. shully). NOTE: It's currently meant to be for this fork of osu-ds, since it's currently the only one that works. It might change in the future.

How to use

Compile the code and run the .exe. NOTE: The converter will look for the .osu file in the parent folder of the working directory. There it will also output the .ods file. To play, create a folder called osuds on your SD-Card and put the .ods into that folder. To activate sound you'll have to edit the .ods file. Change .mp3 to .raw and convert the .mp3 file so it's mono and at 22050 Hz. Also make sure that the output has no header etc and that the output is encoded into Signed 8-bit PCM. A good program for that would be Audacity. Put that .raw file into your osuds folder. When you run osu-ds with SD-Card access now it should show your beatmap on the bottom screen. Tap it and have fun.

Features:

  • Title
  • Author
  • Creator
  • Version
  • Audio File Name
  • HP Drain
  • Circle Size
  • Overall Difficulty
  • Slider Multiplier
  • Slider Tick Rate
  • Peppy Stars
  • Eyup Stars (Neither of them are converted. They're hardcoded to be 0)
  • Timing points
  • Breaks
  • Hit Points
  • Sliders (They don't work correctly)

To do:

  • Fix sliders
  • Convert spinners