Nippuboy wrote:

Can someone make a version for Mac os Big sur? still waiting for it.

SPM37 wrote:

i have replicated this issue 2 times this one included, i remember formating my mac back to mountain lion before because of this, i even remember slowly updating my way from Mojave 10.14.1 to 10.14.15 since i was curious wich update ruined the games perfomance, eventually i stoped at 10.14.5 as time passed i guess i forgot about it and since i already started to download the update i had no option but to download it mostly because it was making up space in my hard drive, and sure enough the issue happened again, by this im pretty sure it does affect something since i was playing fine before updating, i can back this up by the fact that the update only took about 15-30 mins and after the restart the issue started happening and it seems odd that my pc just started to malfunction in a 15-30 min timespan, aditionally other games started to malfunction as well with the exception of CSGO wich i tested after updating to catalina, altough if this issue only affects wine then i would have to test it with different games, GTA San andreas comes to mind since i do remember it being laggy at some point altough i dont remember the update in wich this happened so i cant really back this up,

ive done every trick in the book to run osu at its best perfomance but i didnt get any satisfying results
also the game itself runs somewhat laggy by default so to run it at a better perfomance i usually just go to osu! files and go to osu."yourMacOsUsername".cfg and look for "MyPCSucks = 0" then change it to 1, in almost every wrapper of osu of this projects life span i have tried it seems to do the job just fine, only with this issue has this not worked, ive also tried and incredibly low end skin but still getting lag and input lag spikes and bad input lag overall as well

well is gonna be a pain re downloading everything in my pc thats for sure,

also TETR.io`s desktop app seems to work fine as well, i added this since the game seems to have similar hardware requirements to osu but aside from that nothing really important

benyu982 wrote:

Which link do I use for Catalina 10.15.7?
my tablet isn't working on the link I'm using, which is the Catalina or older one

Zeref1o1 wrote:

Ive followed all the steps, but when I press repair it does nothing here is the report

Report

Version 10.13.6 (Build 17G14042)
Engine: WS11WineCX64Bit20.0.2
Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4
Release: Stable40
Quarantine attribute is absent (bundle)
Quarantine attribute is absent (wrapper)
Execute flag is present
Detect Direct3D is disabled
Game user configuration is absent
System Integrity Protection is enabled
Engine version is supported
Razer Synapse is absent
Log file: update.log is absent
Log file: runtime.log is absent

EDIT : Thank You very much for the quick response, but I entered the command and it said "ImportError: No module named pkg_resource

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

boomminecraft8 wrote:

Hello, I seem to be facing the [SilentCrash](https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced/silentcrash.html) bug. TLDR, I open the osu in any method, nothing shows up (no wine no terminal nothing, no wine processes in activity monitor). I used osu debug agent for troubleshoot-repair, nothing is wrong.

Reinstalling solved the problem tho, which unfortunately I did before reading your docs. I will help debug it if the problem appears again (which it will from my experience).

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

xxevanguixx wrote:

Hi, I downloaded osu for Catalina along with osu!macOS Agent. Using the troubleshoot, scan, and repair. It worked wonderfully the first time I launched it, updating itself then jumping into osu!. But when I came back to it later in the day, I can't get it to open via the app icon, or the osu!macOS Agent route. I had to delete osu!, redownload, and go through the troubleshooting steps. Then it launched normally once again, updating itself aswell. Is it normal for this issue to happen or not and how do I fix this? As that I'm worried it might happen again and I have to go through the steps every time to play.


I'm using Catalina 10.15.7, Macbook air 2017

Thank you

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.gg set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

klevinn wrote:

Thank you for making this. I have been enjoying myself so far. However, is there a way to fix the constant freezing(it's gotten worse over time)? While playing beatmaps, the red bar at the bottom right of the screen frequently spikes up causing me to freeze up, lag, and miss the circles.

Are there any things I can do to stop this? I've tried messing with the settings but to no avail.

I currently play on macOS BigSur.

Here's the output when troubleshooting

Report

Version 11.6 (Build 20G165)
Engine: WS11WineCX64Bit20.0.2
Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4
Release: Stable40
Quarantine attribute is absent (bundle)
Quarantine attribute is absent (wrapper)
Execute flag is present
Detect Direct3D is disabled
Compatibility mode is disabled
System Integrity Protection is enabled
Engine version is supported
Razer Synapse is absent
Log file: update.log is absent
No errors in: runtime.log

I have also tried Test Running it however the popup to see the logs never appears

xxevanguixx wrote:

Here is my test run using the wineskin inside osu's package, along with the troubleshoot scan using osu!macos Agent, the update didn't make any change, and I can not find a working link for the Rosetta Wineskin in this thread. The one posted by Technocoder led me to mega files but it was no longer available to download.


https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/55b56cbf9b0d43ce90aa222ad3cf63e1

https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/202e2d6e776a43e894ac784becf24e68

aidswidjaja wrote:

xxevanguixx

xxevanguixx wrote:

Hi, I downloaded osu for Catalina along with osu!macOS Agent. Using the troubleshoot, scan, and repair. It worked wonderfully the first time I launched it, updating itself then jumping into osu!. But when I came back to it later in the day, I can't get it to open via the app icon, or the osu!macOS Agent route. I had to delete osu!, redownload, and go through the troubleshooting steps. Then it launched normally once again, updating itself aswell. Is it normal for this issue to happen or not and how do I fix this? As that I'm worried it might happen again and I have to go through the steps every time to play.


I'm using Catalina 10.15.7, Macbook air 2017

Thank you

Firstly, I think you should try out the Rosetta Wineskin since it's much newer. Secondly, could you try updating through osu!macOS Agent (Other > Update). If that fails, could you make a Test Run for when the application doesn't open, and link the contents here (you can use a pastebin like paste.gg)

Test Run steps

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.gg set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#step-3-generating-a-test-run-through-wineskin

Queneos wrote:

help please i cant open the osu application when i trying to open it it says verify then it says osu! app is damage move to trash but even though i run the command on the terminal it says the same.last time i download using the mega link it can but now with the google drive link it cant how to solve this because i want to play osu on mac

FrostyVortex wrote:

What is the code for the intel that you have to enter into terminal i have a copy of the intel one but i need that code

NOBLE_COOKIE wrote:

The files are very different as to the Youtube tutorial that was recommended to me on the step by step way to get osu to Mac- https://youtu.be/b9RK1z8jXcM


When I was trying to troubleshoot the styles from my guessing because the video is not the same as to what is happening to what I was experiencing, I got this error that says "osu1macOS agent cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified. macOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware. move to trash" (idk how to put screenshot lol)

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

Could you try running a Test Run while recreating the steps that you take, including when the beatmap background shows up as black.

Test Run steps

Step 3: Generating a Test Run through Wineskin

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin

What are your computer specs as well?

Well my pc is a potato but I can run Osu! on 300+ stable, my Processor is 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, I have 4 GB of RAM (I want to add more RAM but I don't have time because of classes and I don't know how to do it.), my GPU is AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, and I run macOS High Sierra. I'll try running the Test Run and I hope it gets fixed.

P.S. I don't have any problems running Osu! before the update, after the update it's just plain laggy and sometimes freezes I swear it's not because of my potato PC.

1. Making a duplicate of your osu wrapper (backups are important since the version you're about to test out doesn't support score submission)
2. Downloading b20210520.2 from https://osekai.net/snapshots/?version=80
3. On your duplicated copy, right click > Show Package Contents > drive_c > osu!
4. Replace osu!.exe with the new version from osekai
5. Close Finder, then start the wrapper
6. When the update dialog appears, quickly close it to prevent it from updating (or if you're slow, disable your internet connection)
7. See whether osu! runs better or not, and run a Test Run

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

Could you try running a Test Run while recreating the steps that you take, including when the beatmap background shows up as black.

Test Run steps

Step 3: Generating a Test Run through Wineskin

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin

What are your computer specs as well?

Well my pc is a potato but I can run Osu! on 300+ stable, my Processor is 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, I have 4 GB of RAM (I want to add more RAM but I don't have time because of classes and I don't know how to do it.), my GPU is AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, and I run macOS High Sierra. I'll try running the Test Run and I hope it gets fixed.

P.S. I don't have any problems running Osu! before the update, after the update it's just plain laggy and sometimes freezes I swear it's not because of my potato PC.

If you think it's an osu! version update, could you try:

steps

1. Making a duplicate of your osu wrapper (backups are important since the version you're about to test out doesn't support score submission)
2. Downloading b20210520.2 from https://osekai.net/snapshots/?version=80
3. On your duplicated copy, right click > Show Package Contents > drive_c > osu!
4. Replace osu!.exe with the new version from osekai
5. Close Finder, then start the wrapper
6. When the update dialog appears, quickly close it to prevent it from updating (or if you're slow, disable your internet connection)
7. See whether osu! runs better or not, and run a Test Run

Usually I'm sorta sceptical whenever an issue is attributed to any form of update (OS, executable, etc.), since those regressions are usually quite rare, and usually we would know about any breaking changes (especially OS level ones). But I don't think you're the first user to report an issue with osu! bludging recently on updates, and I haven't had anyone to check whether the issue is in fact isolated to the osu! executable.

In any case, the onus is on us to ensure that our wrapper works with executables, even if they introduce breaking changes, but first I'd like to see if this is in fact caused by a recent osu! update. I doubt it is though.

The Test Run on both your standard install and the older install will also be very useful

Hey! I was not able to test run the old Osu! version because I already updated mine to Halloween, but I was able to get the logs on the test run for the newest Osu! version, here is the link: https://pastebin.com/emYSH6Ka. I'm not gonna lie and say I understand the strings in the log file but everything is there.

edit: I know I can reinstall Osu! again and get the older version but I find it quite troublesome and kind of a hassle, if I get more time this week I'll definitely try to reinstall Osu!

TBNRKennyYT wrote:

By the way, I am on Big Sur, does it work to download and play osu?

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

Could you try running a Test Run while recreating the steps that you take, including when the beatmap background shows up as black.

Test Run steps

Step 3: Generating a Test Run through Wineskin

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin

What are your computer specs as well?

Well my pc is a potato but I can run Osu! on 300+ stable, my Processor is 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, I have 4 GB of RAM (I want to add more RAM but I don't have time because of classes and I don't know how to do it.), my GPU is AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, and I run macOS High Sierra. I'll try running the Test Run and I hope it gets fixed.

P.S. I don't have any problems running Osu! before the update, after the update it's just plain laggy and sometimes freezes I swear it's not because of my potato PC.

If you think it's an osu! version update, could you try:

steps

1. Making a duplicate of your osu wrapper (backups are important since the version you're about to test out doesn't support score submission)
2. Downloading b20210520.2 from https://osekai.net/snapshots/?version=80
3. On your duplicated copy, right click > Show Package Contents > drive_c > osu!
4. Replace osu!.exe with the new version from osekai
5. Close Finder, then start the wrapper
6. When the update dialog appears, quickly close it to prevent it from updating (or if you're slow, disable your internet connection)
7. See whether osu! runs better or not, and run a Test Run

Usually I'm sorta sceptical whenever an issue is attributed to any form of update (OS, executable, etc.), since those regressions are usually quite rare, and usually we would know about any breaking changes (especially OS level ones). But I don't think you're the first user to report an issue with osu! bludging recently on updates, and I haven't had anyone to check whether the issue is in fact isolated to the osu! executable.

In any case, the onus is on us to ensure that our wrapper works with executables, even if they introduce breaking changes, but first I'd like to see if this is in fact caused by a recent osu! update. I doubt it is though.

The Test Run on both your standard install and the older install will also be very useful

Hey! I was not able to test run the old Osu! version because I already updated mine to Halloween, but I was able to get the logs on the test run for the newest Osu! version, here is the link: https://pastebin.com/emYSH6Ka. I'm not gonna lie and say I understand the strings in the log file but everything is there.

edit: I know I can reinstall Osu! again and get the older version but I find it quite troublesome and kind of a hassle, if I get more time this week I'll definitely try to reinstall Osu!

TBNRKennyYT wrote:

By the way, this happened after I downloaded the osu!intel.zip

What should I do? Do I download the wrong osu! file?
MacOS Version : Big Sur

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

Could you try running a Test Run while recreating the steps that you take, including when the beatmap background shows up as black.

Test Run steps

Step 3: Generating a Test Run through Wineskin

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin

What are your computer specs as well?

Well my pc is a potato but I can run Osu! on 300+ stable, my Processor is 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, I have 4 GB of RAM (I want to add more RAM but I don't have time because of classes and I don't know how to do it.), my GPU is AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, and I run macOS High Sierra. I'll try running the Test Run and I hope it gets fixed.

P.S. I don't have any problems running Osu! before the update, after the update it's just plain laggy and sometimes freezes I swear it's not because of my potato PC.

If you think it's an osu! version update, could you try:

steps

1. Making a duplicate of your osu wrapper (backups are important since the version you're about to test out doesn't support score submission)
2. Downloading b20210520.2 from https://osekai.net/snapshots/?version=80
3. On your duplicated copy, right click > Show Package Contents > drive_c > osu!
4. Replace osu!.exe with the new version from osekai
5. Close Finder, then start the wrapper
6. When the update dialog appears, quickly close it to prevent it from updating (or if you're slow, disable your internet connection)
7. See whether osu! runs better or not, and run a Test Run

Usually I'm sorta sceptical whenever an issue is attributed to any form of update (OS, executable, etc.), since those regressions are usually quite rare, and usually we would know about any breaking changes (especially OS level ones). But I don't think you're the first user to report an issue with osu! bludging recently on updates, and I haven't had anyone to check whether the issue is in fact isolated to the osu! executable.

In any case, the onus is on us to ensure that our wrapper works with executables, even if they introduce breaking changes, but first I'd like to see if this is in fact caused by a recent osu! update. I doubt it is though.

The Test Run on both your standard install and the older install will also be very useful

Hey! I was not able to test run the old Osu! version because I already updated mine to Halloween, but I was able to get the logs on the test run for the newest Osu! version, here is the link: https://pastebin.com/emYSH6Ka. I'm not gonna lie and say I understand the strings in the log file but everything is there.

edit: I know I can reinstall Osu! again and get the older version but I find it quite troublesome and kind of a hassle, if I get more time this week I'll definitely try to reinstall Osu!

I only suggested running the older version since I wanted to isolate it to whether it was actually an osu! update that caused it, or if it were something else.

The logging in your Test Run is a lot more than I'd expect from a working install. Specifically, that RtlEncryptMemory/RtlDecryptMemory loop that seems to be plaguing all these performance issues, which I've definitely seen around before. (unrelated). Which wrapper are you using again?

I'll try and take a closer look at the logs either tonight or tomorrow (by editing this post), your patience is very much appreciated

TBNRKennyYT

TBNRKennyYT wrote:

By the way, I am on Big Sur, does it work to download and play osu?

Yep, follow the standard install instructions linked in the top post.

Hey! If you're asking for the Wineskin Version, it's 'Wineskin 2.9.0.7-rc4'. If that's now what you're looking for, just tell me!

Now, regarding the update after the Halloween update, it doesn't seem that laggy anymore. I mean it still lags but not as much as before. It still lags when I open a beatmap (although I think it's natural).

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

aidswidjaja wrote:

LeiiiWasHere

LeiiiWasHere wrote:

I don't know if it's asked here already, but how do I create the new file?
(Edit: In the latest Wineskin, the only problem is the settings icon not showing up right?)

Not sure what new file you're talking about?

Settings icons don't work, that's correct. If they're important to you, you can enable them using the steps in the original thread, but this will break CJK icons in the process.

Hey! I figured out how to install Osu!, now my only problem is: When I update Osu!, it frequently hangs and sometimes the beatmap's background is entirely black [https://imgur.com/OFnU37X] Any Idea why this is happening?

Could you try running a Test Run while recreating the steps that you take, including when the beatmap background shows up as black.

Test Run steps

Step 3: Generating a Test Run through Wineskin

1. Locate your osu! installation.
2. Right click on it, then select Show Package Contents.
3. Open Wineskin.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Click Test Run. If osu! starts successfully (even with glitches), you can then close the program down. Once the program has either closed or crashed, a dialog will pop up asking you whether you want to view Test Run Logs. Click Yes.
6. Copy the results of your Test Run logs to a pastebin such as paste.ubuntu.com set to never expire. Then attach the link in a reply to this thread, along with the report from osu!macOS Agent in Step 1.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/issues/troubleshooting.html#generating-logs-for-wineskin

What are your computer specs as well?

Well my pc is a potato but I can run Osu! on 300+ stable, my Processor is 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, I have 4 GB of RAM (I want to add more RAM but I don't have time because of classes and I don't know how to do it.), my GPU is AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, and I run macOS High Sierra. I'll try running the Test Run and I hope it gets fixed.

P.S. I don't have any problems running Osu! before the update, after the update it's just plain laggy and sometimes freezes I swear it's not because of my potato PC.

If you think it's an osu! version update, could you try:

steps

1. Making a duplicate of your osu wrapper (backups are important since the version you're about to test out doesn't support score submission)
2. Downloading b20210520.2 from https://osekai.net/snapshots/?version=80
3. On your duplicated copy, right click > Show Package Contents > drive_c > osu!
4. Replace osu!.exe with the new version from osekai
5. Close Finder, then start the wrapper
6. When the update dialog appears, quickly close it to prevent it from updating (or if you're slow, disable your internet connection)
7. See whether osu! runs better or not, and run a Test Run

Usually I'm sorta sceptical whenever an issue is attributed to any form of update (OS, executable, etc.), since those regressions are usually quite rare, and usually we would know about any breaking changes (especially OS level ones). But I don't think you're the first user to report an issue with osu! bludging recently on updates, and I haven't had anyone to check whether the issue is in fact isolated to the osu! executable.

In any case, the onus is on us to ensure that our wrapper works with executables, even if they introduce breaking changes, but first I'd like to see if this is in fact caused by a recent osu! update. I doubt it is though.

The Test Run on both your standard install and the older install will also be very useful

Hey! I was not able to test run the old Osu! version because I already updated mine to Halloween, but I was able to get the logs on the test run for the newest Osu! version, here is the link: https://pastebin.com/emYSH6Ka. I'm not gonna lie and say I understand the strings in the log file but everything is there.

edit: I know I can reinstall Osu! again and get the older version but I find it quite troublesome and kind of a hassle, if I get more time this week I'll definitely try to reinstall Osu!

Does osu! still show immense lag on the Halloween update?

Your test run doesn't give me any obvious graphics issues or any runaway processes that would be overloading your computer. If there's an executable-related issue, try changing your osu! version to the last known working version. If you can replicate the same wrapper working with one osu! version, then breaking on another, then we can follow up about that.

If it's not an executable-related issue, then likely there's a misconfiguration with the Wineskin wrapper or your computer. Try adjusting CPU affinity/priority within Wine's task manager.

Change priority/affinity

While osu! is running
1. Right click osu! > Show Package Contents
2. Click Wineskin > Advanced > Tools > Task Manager (taskmgr)
3. Find osu!.exe in the list that appears, then set priority and affinity as desired - see https://superuser.com/a/181947 for info on what this actually means

You can experiment with single-core and multi-core. I've been unable to reproduce your issue, so it's good if you try on your system.

If there was anything you changed/re-installed (both in terms of hardware and software) on your Mac which may correlate with osu! not working, then you should let us know as well.

TBNRKenny

TBNRKennyYT wrote:

By the way, this happened after I downloaded the osu!intel.zip

What should I do? Do I download the wrong osu! file?
MacOS Version : Big Sur

Firstly, unless the Rosetta version doesn't work, I'd recommend running that version, as you are currently running the slightly-older Intel version. It works for all macOS versions and on both Intel and Apple Silicon based computers.

To fix the error you encountered:

1. Open osu!macOS Agent
2. Click the Troubleshoot tab
3. Click Scan
4. Once the scan is complete, click Repair

If that fails, run the following Terminal command

sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine "~/path/to/my/osu\!.app"

where ~/path/to/my/osu\!.app is the filepath to your osu! install.

More info: https://osu-mac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/silicon.html#step-2-repair-the-wineskin

Hey! It doesn't seem to lag that often anymore! It still lags every now and then but it doesn't last for 10 seconds!

Now to move on to the whole priority/affinity thing. I set the Priority to Realtime, and I selected all CPU cores (CPU 0-3). https://imgur.com/a/nSVx7Fh

Aizxy wrote:

what do i do if osu takes a long time to open like 10 minutes like so i click the app and wait 10 minutes then it opens this used to happen to me awhile ago before osu got damaged and i couldn't fixed it so i quit osu,

i just downloaded it again and im onn osu catalina 10.15.7 i tried to open osu and it said osu couldn't open because it wasnt't responding, any fixes?

i tried repairing it and it said the same thing.

thanks if anyone responds, if not just have a good day!

1. Download the latest version of Technocoder's osu!macOS Agent - older versions may have incompatibilities or bugs, especially with newer wrappers.
2. Once it finishes downloading, open osu!macOS Agent.
3. If you haven't already done so, click the Select button and browse to osu!.app's location. The text box should display its filepath (e.g ~/Users/firefly/Desktop/osu!.app) and Wine Engine (e.g WS11WineCX64Bit19.0.1-1)
4. Select the Troubleshoot tab, then click Scan.
5. After the scan completes, click Repair.
6. If this doesn't fix your issue, click Copy Report. Copy the contents into a reply to this thread and we'll do our best to help you out! Please don't forget to do a Test Run as outlined in the next step.