I had an idea and I didn't know where to go with it or if it would go anywhere or how to explain it, so here is is.
I had an idea for a mapping bot for Osu!lazer in the future.
For Players:
It would take data from the maps people play and try to create a map within 7 days (not sure how song selection would work). there would be a survey asking how well it made the map, everyone would give feedback to the bot (nothing super complicated, just simple multiple choice question), and then the bot would try again. The questions will be simple, you go to a timeline on the map (select starting point and ending point to the place you want to give feedback), and you would select an option for the bot to review. The simple choices would be something like:
-It was/wasn't timed properly
-It was/wasn't representing the music well
-Did/Didn't follow the drums/beat
Stuff like that.
For mappers:
Standard:
before you start mapping, you'll have the option to have the bot watch you map. The bot will try to recognize
simple and complicated patterns to use in the map it's currently mapping. the first hard part in this whole idea is how the bot's going to recognize and utilize the patterns. One problem is the slider placement (when to use what slider where and when, how long or short it will be... etc.). While the bot's watching a player map, the bot will calculate best possible patterns and placements for the map.
CTB:
Not gonna lie, CTB will probably be easy, the only problem might be where to place the rain. I don't have much for CTB because I don't play it much, sorry.
Taiko:
One problem with taiko might be when to put a hitsound on a note, there could be many possibilities to apply a hitsound when and where. I don't play Taiko much too, sorry.
If there is any way for the bot not to make a map like a convert than it would be absolutely fine.
Mania:
For mania, I guess this all sums up to when where and how to place good notes and sliders (considering there is slider dedicated maps), although it'll find that out by watching the players map.
I'm sorry if I missed anything or got any info wrong, I'm not perfect and any help will be very appreciated.
I'm also very sorry for making this very long.
Have a good day!
-Fontdyla
I had an idea for a mapping bot for Osu!lazer in the future.
For Players:
It would take data from the maps people play and try to create a map within 7 days (not sure how song selection would work). there would be a survey asking how well it made the map, everyone would give feedback to the bot (nothing super complicated, just simple multiple choice question), and then the bot would try again. The questions will be simple, you go to a timeline on the map (select starting point and ending point to the place you want to give feedback), and you would select an option for the bot to review. The simple choices would be something like:
-It was/wasn't timed properly
-It was/wasn't representing the music well
-Did/Didn't follow the drums/beat
Stuff like that.
For mappers:
Standard:
before you start mapping, you'll have the option to have the bot watch you map. The bot will try to recognize
simple and complicated patterns to use in the map it's currently mapping. the first hard part in this whole idea is how the bot's going to recognize and utilize the patterns. One problem is the slider placement (when to use what slider where and when, how long or short it will be... etc.). While the bot's watching a player map, the bot will calculate best possible patterns and placements for the map.
CTB:
Not gonna lie, CTB will probably be easy, the only problem might be where to place the rain. I don't have much for CTB because I don't play it much, sorry.
Taiko:
One problem with taiko might be when to put a hitsound on a note, there could be many possibilities to apply a hitsound when and where. I don't play Taiko much too, sorry.
If there is any way for the bot not to make a map like a convert than it would be absolutely fine.
Mania:
For mania, I guess this all sums up to when where and how to place good notes and sliders (considering there is slider dedicated maps), although it'll find that out by watching the players map.
I'm sorry if I missed anything or got any info wrong, I'm not perfect and any help will be very appreciated.
I'm also very sorry for making this very long.
Have a good day!
-Fontdyla