Hello, I am creating my first skin, and I need help to know if it is possible to change the speed of the animations of osu! Mania, more specifically the lightingN and lightingL elements, since I need them to go slower to give a feeling of fluidity, now same animation goes very fast
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Animation Speed in Osu! Mania Mode
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As far as I know - no. It has it's own framerate that can't be changed, as it's said in skinnable files list(skin.ini). You can try making different number of frames if it helps.
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Do you mean duplicate each frame ?, I have already done it, it worked with the lightingN element, but I do not see a difference in the lightingL element, so it made me think, perhaps there is a limited number of frames ?, for example, lightingL has approximately 80 frames, but may the animation only recognize a limit, for example 50?
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Hello, I try to put more photos to reduce the speed of the animation, but there does not seem to be many changes, my skin is being created on a PC that has the Stable (Fallback) version, then I try my skin on another PC with the more version recent from osu !, and when I try the animations there, they seem too slow, in theory it is good since I can adjust the amount of frames to have the desired speed, however, I cannot design my skin on the pc with the stable version of osu! , now my question is, because the speeds vary in one version with respect to the other and can they be solved?, I mean that if I can configure something so that my Fallback version has the same frame reading speed as in the Stable version
They might be controlled by AnimationFramerate (in skin.ini under [General]) in one of the versions? I doubt that's the case but i'd say it's worth looking into.
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Thanks for answering, what versions should I try on my skin.ini?
Edit: Nvm that was for "mania-stage-light-#". Also version shouldn't matter.
You're probably going to be locked in at 60fps* and yes there is a length for some elements. Here's an old table I made that might help you (resolutions can be ignored).
* -Some animations have to follow within the rules of the games sprite duration so therefore they have a variable framerate in order to shorten/lengthen things up. Mania has a couple of these which is also tied into the BPM scale as to not cause obstructions like a note being covered by an animation that hasn't finished yet.