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No reason to do it in a roundabout way, when he could just as easily add Custom Override 3
Not having a number after the name and "1" after it do the same, so yeah, just adding a "3" would work better.
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Huh? Currently, osu! won't recognize a file with a 1 after it so I'm just putting what we have to good use.Derekku Chan wrote:
Not having a number after the name and "1" after it do the same, so yeah, just adding a "3" would work better.
It doesn't? :X I haven't tried with 1, but I could've sworn that it worked... oh well XPsoradg123 wrote:
Huh? Currently, osu! won't recognize a file with a 1 after it so I'm just putting what we have to good use.Derekku Chan wrote:
Not having a number after the name and "1" after it do the same, so yeah, just adding a "3" would work better.
I'd rather see both no number and 1 count as the same thing; I don't think this merits a new .osu version. A third set would be possible, but there's no reason to have a hitsound override that doesn't use a custom override button.
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1. When I meant osu version I meant the "osu file format v5" thingyCheeseWarlock wrote:
I'd rather see both no number and 1 count as the same thing; I don't think this merits a new .osu version. A third set would be possible, but there's no reason to have a hitsound override that doesn't use a custom override button.
2. I don't see why you need to have a custom override button; I put skin elements in my folder but it doesn't mean I need a custom skin override button
3. So...we would add a custom override 3 button, I thought peppy hated toggles
4. Confusing much
OK, so the reason behind this idea goes like this: I don't like the hitsounds of a preferred skin for a song so I would use an unnumbered override that automatically overrides any hitsounds in the folder. Then, I would use override 1 and 2 to further customize the other override.
lol.soradg123 wrote:
3. So...we would add a custom override 3 button, I thought peppy hated toggles
If you need more custom hitsounds, perhaps you could exploit Soft/Normal sets of hitsounds, to give you two extra custom hitsound sets. I think six is enough... If you REALLY need more just add more overrides as LH suggested.
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...BRAIN BLAST! Thanks 
Edit: Or maybe not...I'll go with the custom override 3 please
Edit: Or maybe not...I'll go with the custom override 3 please
What happened? Did your plan fail, Jimmy? You need more than four custom hitsound sets?soradg123 wrote:
Or maybe not...I'll go with the custom override 3 please
Why isn't 8 enough? Why do you really need more??
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It works fine for a normal authentic beatmap but then there was Believe...and its extra usage of sliderticks and sliderslides...and I failed 
yes. i plan to make a musical with one of my maps with just hitsounds.RemmyX25 wrote:
Why isn't 8 enough? Why do you really need more??
i see this usefull in maybe marathon maps, but not many of those are mapped, but i see this a little usefull.
little support for it
The current allotment of hitsounds is very limiting, so I would gladly welcome any additional options.
What I would personally like to see, because it would help with the overall quality of mapping while still respecting the player's choice of skins, are two new hitsounds per override: Tap and Strong. Tap would replace the defaulthit with a quieter hit, but still keeping with the "energy" of the override. (Soft-hitnormal doesn't fit so well with normal samplesets in many situations.) Emphasis would be a bassy kind of general, non-fancy sound, not as particular as Whistle, Clap, or even Finish, so it could be used in more places while still sounding good.
I also recall peppy saying something about Dance Overrides in the chat, but that he didn't have good sounds for it.
Also, coming purely from an optimization standpoint, sampleset override should be a characteristic of the hitobject instead of the timing section. 20,000 sections per map can't be efficient.
What I would personally like to see, because it would help with the overall quality of mapping while still respecting the player's choice of skins, are two new hitsounds per override: Tap and Strong. Tap would replace the defaulthit with a quieter hit, but still keeping with the "energy" of the override. (Soft-hitnormal doesn't fit so well with normal samplesets in many situations.) Emphasis would be a bassy kind of general, non-fancy sound, not as particular as Whistle, Clap, or even Finish, so it could be used in more places while still sounding good.
I also recall peppy saying something about Dance Overrides in the chat, but that he didn't have good sounds for it.
Also, coming purely from an optimization standpoint, sampleset override should be a characteristic of the hitobject instead of the timing section. 20,000 sections per map can't be efficient.
It is very efficient, actually.
Like "Whooo" and "Yeah!!!" in the DS games? Do want.MetalMario201 wrote:
I also recall peppy saying something about Dance Overrides in the chat, but that he didn't have good sounds for it.
Can't you just storyboard those in? (not sure)strager wrote:
Like "Whooo" and "Yeah!!!" in the DS games? Do want.MetalMario201 wrote:
I also recall peppy saying something about Dance Overrides in the chat, but that he didn't have good sounds for it.
You can SB sounds, but they won't be triggered by hitting the beats, so it's not quite the sameDerekku Chan wrote:
Can't you just storyboard those in? (not sure)strager wrote:
Like "Whooo" and "Yeah!!!" in the DS games? Do want.MetalMario201 wrote:
I also recall peppy saying something about Dance Overrides in the chat, but that he didn't have good sounds for it.
Oh yeah, duh. *person misses beat* "YEAH!" o_o oops XPLuigiHann wrote:
You can SB sounds, but they won't be triggered by hitting the beats, so it's not quite the same