Yes, yes, SI! Why was this never implemented? I usually just add the story board at the very end.
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Then what about those who will have to play with that storyboard ? Can't you suggest that theyGabe wrote:
... I am currently modding a beatmap which has a lot of strobe and pulses and I can't concentrate on modding it.
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You got a point here, but! Even if suggest to make it less annoying, there's many more beatmaps here that has a storyboard with these annoying elements. I requested this feature in general, not for a specific map.Damnae wrote:
Then what about those who will have to play with that storyboard ? Can't you suggest that theyGabe wrote:
... I am currently modding a beatmap which has a lot of strobe and pulses and I can't concentrate on modding it.deletemake it less annoying instead ?
Annoying for you, enjoyable for others. I doubt they will cut down on something they've spent hours and hours on just because someone doesn't like it/finds it annoying. They will only do so if it stops them from ranking the map, or eveyone seem to agree it's a good idea to do so. Either way, it's still a good idea to mention that you do not like it.
Let's just hope this conversation doesn't turn into disabling the SB even before playing the map.
Let's just hope this conversation doesn't turn into disabling the SB even before playing the map.
YES. I support this.
if you don't know how to disable the storyboard in editor mode then you don't need to be modding a map.
by unchecking all these I guess
not so sure if we really need this now
not so sure if we really need this now
I just modded a map with 6 minimum storyboard load and the load got over 10. I think it was be useful if we could disable storyboard while testplaying for similar reasons we can disable the video- to view the actual background, and create a smooth experience. My flow checking is very reliant on smooth gameplay, and sometimes I just cannot give a reliable observation because I suffer framerate drops due to the storyboard load. I do not like having to ass a disclaimer to my mods telling the mapper that the storyboard load may be affecting the validity of my claim.
I realize I can just delete/remove the .osb, but I would prefer an in game option that leaves all the files intact in the folder for convenience. Actually I have a better idea to this, why can't we have access to all funspoiler options by default in the editor? That would allow us to test how a beatmap plays if people do decide to disable a setting.
(It would be useful if the storyboard flag idea were implemented. I would imagine the ability to decide which SB elements get disabled would be a very useful feature or what skin elements get disabled. That is actually a really good idea. I will develop it further and make it a proper request.)
I realize I can just delete/remove the .osb, but I would prefer an in game option that leaves all the files intact in the folder for convenience. Actually I have a better idea to this, why can't we have access to all funspoiler options by default in the editor? That would allow us to test how a beatmap plays if people do decide to disable a setting.
(It would be useful if the storyboard flag idea were implemented. I would imagine the ability to decide which SB elements get disabled would be a very useful feature or what skin elements get disabled. That is actually a really good idea. I will develop it further and make it a proper request.)
YES PLEASE
Just uncheck them?theowest wrote:
OH REALLY?
I'm stupid -_-
Well sorry for the silly bumping :3 And thanks xin and theowest
I'm stupid -_-
Well sorry for the silly bumping :3 And thanks xin and theowest
Oh dear
How come I have missed that? O.o
How come I have missed that? O.o
rip i didnt realize the thread was from 3 yrs ago
Hey, sorry to post on this thread but, my Osu! crashed when I tried to get in to the design tab to close the storyboard
necro, but I still don't think there is a way to turn off the storyboard when testing a map in the editor. You can disable it whilst editing but not when testing