This helped me in a sense, thanks for sharing this App or Program.
You don't understand how it works. Very few developers are good enough to choose an instrument for the task. Instead they try to resolve it with instruments they know, not ones fit for this task better.Corin wrote:
Out of curiosity, why not just make a php page which does all the functions for the application rather than having each use generate their own API key, that way it keeps your key away from prying eyes, it allows remote updates rather than having to get people to update their client for every update and it's much more tidier.
All it needs to do is throw a few GET or POST requests at the php page and use the results.
.... what.aushtx wrote:
You don't understand how it works. Very few developers are good enough to choose an instrument for the task. Instead they try to resolve it with instruments they know, not ones fit for this task better.Corin wrote:
Out of curiosity, why not just make a php page which does all the functions for the application rather than having each use generate their own API key, that way it keeps your key away from prying eyes, it allows remote updates rather than having to get people to update their client for every update and it's much more tidier.
All it needs to do is throw a few GET or POST requests at the php page and use the results.
I want to stress that I don't blame op in any way. We have so many technologies today that it's just impossible to handle all of them so you always have to find a compromise. And also this is why we have opensource for example. You see that someone realized something and you think the idea is great, but you see a better way to realize it, so you go and do it and everyone is happy.
So, if you think, that you can make it better with php, go on, I don't think op will complain about you stealing his idea
You could either use the "osustats" score source and decide which PP amount you want or adjust the starting rank so that it finds more suitable maps. For example if you are rank 3000, set it higher for easier maps and lower for harder ones.NeonPhoenix wrote:
This was working fine for me for a while, but now it's suddenly recommending maps way above my skill level. Most of them I can't even pass, let alone get an S rank on with DT mod like it suggests.
Well, that would require a web server and extra work with stuff i'm not really familiar with, but you are right it would be alot better. Maybe in the future if someone hasn't made a better alternative by then.Corin wrote:
Out of curiosity, why not just make a php page which does all the functions for the application rather than having each use generate their own API key, that way it keeps your key away from prying eyes, it allows remote updates rather than having to get people to update their client for every update and it's much more tidier.
All it needs to do is throw a few GET or POST requests at the php page and use the results.
Think of it as an API for an API.
I can let you use my webserver if you so wish but you'd probably be on your own development wise Though php is pretty easy to do.dukambe wrote:
Well, that would require a web server and extra work with stuff i'm not really familiar with, but you are right it would be alot better. Maybe in the future if someone hasn't made a better alternative by then.Corin wrote:
Out of curiosity, why not just make a php page which does all the functions for the application rather than having each use generate their own API key, that way it keeps your key away from prying eyes, it allows remote updates rather than having to get people to update their client for every update and it's much more tidier.
All it needs to do is throw a few GET or POST requests at the php page and use the results.
Think of it as an API for an API.
Should be fixed.iWhorse wrote:
-If you click to download a map in osu!direct, but then cancel it\don't give osu! permission to open it, osu!trainer crashes
That doesn't help for stuff that isn't the standard 0-10, also it would be pretty ugly to hard code that. If you know the correct formula i could add it.iWhorse wrote:
-Would be interesting to see an option that displayed pre-calculated AR\OD, i.e. ar9+dt would show as "10.3" on the program. See: http://w.ppy.sh/6/68/ARTable.png
Thanks for this, i'll add a link to my first post.Dalet wrote:
I quickly made a crappy osuTrainer 1.0.6.5 build that uses .NET 4.0 (and is therefore Windows XP compatible): https://www.mediafire.com/?yhica8x6ia8myva
This outdated version doesn't have as many features as the last one, it would be cool if someone actually capable could do something with the last version of osuTrainer.
Do you have .NET framework 4.5?baraatje123 wrote:
The osu!Trainer.exe won't open ;-;
What can I do so it'll open?
Just put "osu!Trainer" for the name and "https://osu.ppy.sh/forum/t/209560" for the url. Or, you can also do "blabla" and "blabla" for them, it doesn't really matter.ReDBuLL84 wrote:
What is this API thing and what do I have to fill in "Application Name" and "Application URL" to get it? Yes I know, I am a scrub T_T
Good job, i've included your fix in version 1.1.3.3.SlasherZ wrote:
Hey Guys,
So, this tool was exactly what I was looking for, but due to a problem with the resource files it was utterly broken to me.
I got the code and put together a quick (and dirty) fix, and it seems to be working alright now. While I have already submitted a pull-request to the project with my changes, you can find my binaries here.
Source code here
By the way, I'm not responsible if your PC catches fire, dies or whatever.
~P
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