Linco wrote:

Schreib statt approvet approved und ich bin zufrieden. <3

BrokenArrow wrote:

Approvet sieht aber scheiße aus

Linco wrote:

Schreib statt approvet approved und ich bin zufrieden. <3

MoonShade wrote:

Linco wrote:

Schreib statt approvet approved und ich bin zufrieden. <3

Ich hab eig. nach den ver-deutschungs Regeln gearbeitet:
to google -> etw. wird ge-google-t
to post -> etw. wird ge-post-et
to rank -> etw. wird ge-rank-t
to approve -> etw. wird approve-t

Denke das ist schon i-wie richtig so oder? D:

Approval maps must follow the same rules as Ranked maps except for max score, length, and difficulty spread. Approval mapsets are allowed to include only one difficulty (e.g. Marathons) and have more than two difficulties in the same difficulty level (e.g. a spread of Insane-only difficulties). These are the only differences between the two categories, and thus Approval is not an excuse to break any other rules.

HouseForever wrote:

Cooles Tutorial ;-D endlich vollends verstanden. Aber der Link zu der MAT-Liste funktioniert bei mir nicht sonst alles perfekt, vielen Dank

Player X wrote:

Ich hab mal paar Fragen.
1. Wenn man einen Song mit mehreren Beatmaps (Schwierigkeitsgrade) hat, werden die dann alle gleichzeitig hochgeladen oder muss man die alle einzeln hochladen?
2. Wenn die dann gerankt werden, werden die dann alle gleichzeitig gerankt oder muss man die alle einzeln ranken lassen?
3. Geht das auch ohne Verbesserungsvorschlag?
4. Können die gerankten Beatmaps auch durch das Ranken anderer Beatmaps plötzlich nicht mehr gerankt sein?

MoonShade wrote:

und sie die Richtlinien für Maps (klick hier, ausführlicher und aktueller auch hier) erfüllt.

Player X wrote:

MoonShade wrote:

und sie die Richtlinien für Maps (klick hier, ausführlicher und aktueller auch hier) erfüllt.

Wo kann ich denn diese Richtlinien für Maps finden?

1. Do not overuse kiai time. The general rule of thumb is one toggle per minute of playtime. Kiai is meant to accent chorus sections, so don't use it just for fountains unless you're doing this rarely. You can toggle kiai off and back on halfway through the chorus if it fits, but using it constantly every few beats/measures is just ridiculous and can distract players.
2. Marathon maps
3. Marathon difficulties
4. Mapsets must have at least two difficulties of the same game mode, one of which must be an Easy/Normal level. It is possible for Marathon difficulties to have only 1 difficulty, but it must be named Marathon for the BSS to allow the submission to pending
5. Each difficulty must be able to be played by a single player. Thus, Multiplayer TAG-specific difficulties are not allowed since multiple people are required to play them. However, you may add an external link to a TAG difficulty in your map thread.
6. alles bei "Metadata"
7. A beatmap set may only contain one music file used by all difficulties. Multiple music files within a single beatmap set is unsupported by osu! and results in unexpected behaviour with preview times, metadata, etc.
   --> 3 MP3-Dateien
8. Gameplay elements must be visible. You cannot make any element that will impair the playability of the map invisible as it will make the map unintuitive or even impossible to play.
9. Hitbursts must be clearly distinguishable from each other (e.g. 300/100). The best way to ensure this is to use a different color for each hitburst. Otherwise, the player won't know if they're hitting beats accurately.
10. Combobursts must be oriented for the left side of the screen. Combobursts are aligned to the bottom and left sides of the screen by default, and are just horizontally flipped for the right side. Thus, you only need to worry about making sure that the comboburst is cleanly cropped on the top and right sides of the image.
11. Do not make any essential gameplay elements larger than template skin dimensions (especially for combobursts). Larger elements may effect gameplay performance, and thus should be avoided. However, any elements that do not directly effect gameplay (e.g. pause-back, play-skip, etc.) may be slightly larger if a legitimate reason is given.
12. There must not be any unused files in the map's folder except for the map's .osb file (since they sometimes get added even if the map doesn't have a storyboard) and storyboard .thumb files (since they are automatically created in image directories). Unused files add extra file size which is unnecessary.
13. alles bei "Storyboarding" bis auf den letzten Stichpunkt
14. Kiai
15. OSZ-Dateien
16. Avoid going over a 5.0x storyboard load to help prevent lag on older computers. Resizing some of your storyboard images may help with this.
17. No guest mapper should have more difficulties in the mapset than the creator, all modes together. For collaboration mapsets, the uploader should take part in all collab difficulties. The person who should upload the map is the one who contributed most to it.