I've been spending too much time manually creating OD10 copies of my favorite insane difficulties that would unfortunately have trashy OD7 or OD8. I ended up writing a simple program that checks every single .osu file in your Songs folder and produces an OD10 copy of maps with AR8 or higher (AR8 and AR9 are the typical approach rates for insane difficulties). This makes my life easier, saves heaps of time and allows me to actually play the game the way I want to without wasting time.
Why do I need this? I just hate the fact that low OD lies to me. I'm trying to improve my accuracy by lowering my unstable rate and I believe the only way to do this is to stop playing low OD, and grind the most cruel accuracy setting. Of course HardRock can help me achieve that but sometimes I just don't want tiny circles, unforgiving health drain and fast AR.
So if think this might help you to improve your accuracy as well, you may download this and see where it gets you.
Download here!
How to use it:
Simply drag your osu! Songs folder onto the program like this:
Once it's done making the copies (a message box should appears saying how many copies it made) you will need to press F5 on osu! song selection so the song's difficulty list refreshes. You will need to do this for each song individually as osu! doesn't happen to check inside every folder on refresh, only the current song's folder.
Finally~
If you happen to be using this quite a bit and want OD10 copies being made for new maps every time you download them: you may create a shortcut that specifies your Songs folder as an argument.
1. Right-click on makeOD10.exe and press Create Shortcut
2. Right-click the new shortcut and press Properties
3. At the end of the target, add your osu! Songs directory (you may need quotation marks if it contains spaces)
Example:
I do not know what the default directory is, you should be able to figure it out yourself by browsing around your program files. Now you may double-click this shortcut from your desktop or whenever you get new maps.
Extra Information
I written the program with Visual Basic (don't laugh), so it may require .NET Framework which I'm sure you have anyway. If not, download it from Microsoft website. The program takes 1 argument (any folder) and checks inside every folder within for .osu files, then it checks if that difficulty has AR8 or higher and makes sure that an existing copy isn't made already. The copied diff files will end with "OD10].osu". If you wish to delete these copies, the second program deleteOD10.exe will do it almost instantly (don't be afraid, it will not delete legitimate OD10 maps, only the files that end with "OD10].osu"). I hope this explains mostly everything and answers any of your questions. Please leave some feedback if you're actually using this and if you have any questions. I could create similar programs on request if I feel like it, give me a shout anyway
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Why do I need this? I just hate the fact that low OD lies to me. I'm trying to improve my accuracy by lowering my unstable rate and I believe the only way to do this is to stop playing low OD, and grind the most cruel accuracy setting. Of course HardRock can help me achieve that but sometimes I just don't want tiny circles, unforgiving health drain and fast AR.
So if think this might help you to improve your accuracy as well, you may download this and see where it gets you.
Download here!
How to use it:
Simply drag your osu! Songs folder onto the program like this:
Once it's done making the copies (a message box should appears saying how many copies it made) you will need to press F5 on osu! song selection so the song's difficulty list refreshes. You will need to do this for each song individually as osu! doesn't happen to check inside every folder on refresh, only the current song's folder.
Finally~
If you happen to be using this quite a bit and want OD10 copies being made for new maps every time you download them: you may create a shortcut that specifies your Songs folder as an argument.
1. Right-click on makeOD10.exe and press Create Shortcut
2. Right-click the new shortcut and press Properties
3. At the end of the target, add your osu! Songs directory (you may need quotation marks if it contains spaces)
Example:
I do not know what the default directory is, you should be able to figure it out yourself by browsing around your program files. Now you may double-click this shortcut from your desktop or whenever you get new maps.
Extra Information
I written the program with Visual Basic (don't laugh), so it may require .NET Framework which I'm sure you have anyway. If not, download it from Microsoft website. The program takes 1 argument (any folder) and checks inside every folder within for .osu files, then it checks if that difficulty has AR8 or higher and makes sure that an existing copy isn't made already. The copied diff files will end with "OD10].osu". If you wish to delete these copies, the second program deleteOD10.exe will do it almost instantly (don't be afraid, it will not delete legitimate OD10 maps, only the files that end with "OD10].osu"). I hope this explains mostly everything and answers any of your questions. Please leave some feedback if you're actually using this and if you have any questions. I could create similar programs on request if I feel like it, give me a shout anyway