I thought when you import an mp3 it creates a folder with the mp3 name and not a folder with numbers? afaik, the .osz name is based on the title/artist on the site (i think?)
What I did:TheVileOne wrote:
1. export as .osz
2. Either remove the strange character from the .osz and then drag the .osz into the osu screen or use a program like 7Zip to open the .osz. Extract to folder. Drag folder into song folder, and remove strange character from folder name.
3. Make sure there are no strange characters in the artist and title of any of the difficulties.
4. Remove the folder with the numbers from your song folder. That is your submitted folder.
5. Try to submit. What happens?
lol okay XDTheVileOne wrote:
Wait for peppy.
Sorry I don't know what that means XD What should I do?peppy wrote:
Huh? osz files have never supported unicode characters. Please only use unicode characters in the unicode fields.
It used to do this with the old BSS, and I thought it still did. Maybe not...TheVileOne wrote:
and any attempt to submit with unicode should bring up a "Unicode characters are not allowed in .osz name" error message.
I think this is the solutionSakura wrote:
the map was submitted not long ago and isn't even modded (at least when they first reported this issue in #modhelp), i think at this point it's probably faster to delete the one in the server and let them do a fresh submit without the weird characters in the title.
Phone?Winshley wrote:
I once encountered similar problem when trying to ZIP certain file. The problem is caused by having zero-width no-break space (which is a Unicode character) in the filename.
Currently, the character is hidden right after the first "sweet" word. This might be a bit tricky to remove, but if you scroll around the text with the text bar cursor, you'l
Yes, you ninja.BRBP wrote:
Phone?
Thanks, I hope this works. >.<Winshley wrote:
I once encountered similar problem when trying to ZIP certain file. The problem is caused by having zero-width no-break space (which is a Unicode character) in the filename.
I don't get that "zero-width no-break space". Is it a type of text?
Currently, the character is hidden right after the first "sweet" word. This might be a bit tricky to remove, but if you scroll around the text with the text bar cursor, you'll be able to notice it.
Where should I scroll around?
To ensure that the title doesn't have the Unicode character, you might as well remove and re-type the song title down yourself instead of using copy-n-paste (which was my problem back then).
I'll try to, in every filename.
Yes, and it's a hidden text because it has zero-width. It's like a regular "space", but without width.Kirino Kousaka wrote:
I don't get that "zero-width no-break space". Is it a type of text?
It was supposed scroll around the middle of the phrase "sweet sweet", but I give you another method (remove and re-type method) instead just in case.Kirino Kousaka wrote:
Where should I scroll around?
*nosebleed* You're welcome~Kirino Kousaka wrote:
HOLY SHI- /me smashes Winshley to the floor. \:D/ You genius. I owe you one. \:D/