Source now on Git: https://github.com/akrolsmir/AIBat

AIBat v3.1.jar:
(For some reason, Firefox saves '.jar' files as '.jar.zip'. If you get this, just remove the '.zip' portion to run AIBat properly.)



No, this won't automatically rank your beatmaps . However, much like AIMod makes the life of human modders easier, hopefully AIBat will do the same for BATs, by checking things such as consistent tags/leadins/preview/timing, mp3 quality, catmull sliders, etc. This is still a work in progress. Source to be uploaded soon. This is for modders and mappers who want to save time looking at this stuff.

Please see the README to see what is currently in place.



NOTE: Source.zip, and OsuJavaApps.zip have not been updated recently; click on titles instead to install.

Beatmap URL Formatter:


Osu Distance Checker:


If you actually read through all that long text, you're awesome. Comments/ questions/ suggestions/ problem reports are welcome. If something broke AIBat, tell me what file you were using, please.

I can't run .jar file without .zip

The second one is already provided by AiMod basically. It points out any incorrect spacings and you can see the spacing ratios in the top right corner when you select an object.
The first one, what does it actually do? Do you feed it a beatmapsetid and it retrieves the song title for you?

Also, in the future, please consider writing osu! support tools in C# in case they turn out useful enough to include inside of osu!

I'm not actually sure how to fix that, but I'll give it a try. Are you using Windows, and do you have Java installed?



Hopefully that means these work for somebody .



Yeah, I realized that- and AIMod is better at it. This is simply meant to be a complete listing of those ratios in the top right corner because AIMod doesn't show that spacing when you open it.

Also, I was wondering exactly how AIMod calculates which times are snapped and which aren't. From playing around with .osu files and the editor, it looks like there's an approximate error margin of about 1 ms from the true snapped time, which is the ticks the Editor shows you. I think those are calculated from intervals of 1/8th or 1/6th of the beat space time (that second number in an entry for a red timing point- I'm not sure what to call that decimal that is 60000/BPM) plus the starting time of that red point, rounded down if it's a decimal. However, this error margin doesn't seem to always work, so I think I missed something.

On the first one: you feed it the source code for a page of beatmap listing, and it will return a list of all beatmaps on that page, formatted for the forums like so:

52. Baby Alice - Pina Colada Boy (Nightcore Mix) ~ Mapped by osuplayer111

Obviously of very limited utility- I just happened to want the function for myself and posted it in case anyone else did too.

I will consider learning C#- thanks for the suggestion! It's just that Java is the first language I've learned and only one I know so far.

Thanks, everyone, for the feedback so far!

For your third program, you could basically include everything asked for in this thread ( viewtopic.php?p=399976#p399976 ) xD.

As for your already released programs, they not bad. Not sure where I would use them, but oh well.

Yes, I was planning on doing that already and had looked at that thread for suggestions. Unsnapped endings should be easily added, song quality/ BG size might be feasible, and so should break warning. I"m not a storyboarder so I'm not sure how to check for a pulse/loop for an epilepsy warning, but I can throw in a suggestion to put one in if there is any kind of storyboard. Hopefully, this will be finished in a week.

Oh, and thanks for answering my questions about the osu file format way back when- that helped a lot in writing these programs!

This looks pretty good, i'll edit this post with some suggestions when i come up with some that arent already on the "To do" list, for now, check for storyboard elements that are on the .osb but have no code assigned to them? (Even worse when the images exist in the song folder as well, and arent being used yet they are included in the sprite library with no keyframes at all)

Nice job so far. I love the fact that I don't have to manually check for unsnapped notes now xD.

Other comments:
Inconsistent stack leniency is fine to have, so I probably won't bother warning about it.
You might want to post a warning about low stack leniency (0.2 and below)
You might want to also warn about numbers that are not achievable in the editor (I guess this only applies to stack leniency and circle size.....)

Oh well, will add more when I think of more.

Those are great ideas. Unfortunately, I'm not a storyboarder so I'll probably need some help understanding exactly how osu processes the .osb and [events] under .osu, to be able to check for this.



First two comments about stack leniency were both implemented. What are the acceptable ranges for stack leniency and circle size?

Thanks, Sakura and Yoshi, for the input and encouragement!

Also, bumped to say that v0.3b has been released, with a new feature to format all warnings for modding purposes! (i.e., it copies everything onto your clipboard in a BBCode-friendly manner)

For example:

Ok just tried the program myself, and there's some stuff i'd like to point out:
- Not sure how useful exporting the whole thing to clipboard can be, it would be better if you can click on a warning and it copies the timeline minutes:seconds:miliseconds when clicking on timing section warnings or for notes/spinners/sliders minutes:seconds:miliseconds (combonumbers), so that it can be found faster inside the map when needed.
- It'd be better if the difficulties were arranged by star rating, rather than alphabetically, just like osu! itself does (when identical star rating, it then orders them alphabetically).

Identical star rating? Poor map design!

I know, but so it doesnt break when checking for it

Edit: Or when there are multiple maps at 5.00 star rating (since it can't go higher)

I think I should be able to implement the first, with HTML. It's a very good idea- in absence of AIMod's ability to transfer the clicked time directly to a certain note, this would be the next best substitute.

The second was something I also considered, but I'm unsure of how to determine difficulty stars. Apparently (according to the Term Glossary, if that's not outdated) difficulty is calculated with eyup's algorithm... and I have absolutely no idea how that works. Is this the kind of thing that'd be appropriate to contact Peppy for? Alternatively, I could roughly approximate difficulty with something like number of hitobjects- not a flawless approach, but reasonably functional.