If you have a spinner with a new combo and a color change (combo changes the color of the spinner and thus the color of the next note as well), save the change, and come back to that part, your color change will no longer be there
How to test this:
1. Create a note spinner note pattern
2. Have a new combo on all 3 items, and make sure there are more than 2 combo colors (this is for visibility reasons)
3. Change the spinner's combo color, so the combo color of the next note changes
4. Save the map
5. Reopen the map
6. Look at the combo color of the note after the spinner, which you thought you changed
As a small note, the .osu file does show the spinner combo color changing with a 12+ (16*x) number showing there. (x is the number of combo colors moved).
Visual example:
Normally, this bug is unimportant, but I created a taiko combo auto-assigner p/2161268 that requires the combo on both sides of the spinner to be the same (to represent k - spinner - k), but with this bug, it is not possible right now.
How to test this:
1. Create a note spinner note pattern
2. Have a new combo on all 3 items, and make sure there are more than 2 combo colors (this is for visibility reasons)
3. Change the spinner's combo color, so the combo color of the next note changes
4. Save the map
5. Reopen the map
6. Look at the combo color of the note after the spinner, which you thought you changed
As a small note, the .osu file does show the spinner combo color changing with a 12+ (16*x) number showing there. (x is the number of combo colors moved).
Visual example:
Normally, this bug is unimportant, but I created a taiko combo auto-assigner p/2161268 that requires the combo on both sides of the spinner to be the same (to represent k - spinner - k), but with this bug, it is not possible right now.