113227,1E-298,4,1,1,75,1,0Copy this and paste it into your timing setup panel, then adjust the offset accordingly.
Thanks, I am also aware that it wont change much but its just for looking cool when you look at the beatmap, Ill make a aspire map with this i guess.gummibar wrote:
hi! i think i can help. here's some context nobody asked for.
The number you're adjusting is the beatLength value. It accounts for the length between beats in ms. ∞bpm implies that there are 0ms in between beats, but osu! can't actually handle a beatLength of 0. However, you can trick beatLength into being 0 by having a very, very small number. In this case, 1E-298 (or roughly, 0.00000...(a couple hundred 0's)...0000001).
unfortunately, i believe that this means that a bpm of -∞ is impossible, as setting beat length to -1E-298 will also round to a beatLength of 0. i don't think that "negative 0" is a value osu! (or humans) can understand.
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Luckily, your second proposal is entirely possible. Just as having ∞bpm implies a beatLength of 0, having 0bpm implies a beatLength of ∞.
Again, osu! can't have a beatLength of ∞, but guess what! You can trick beatLength into being ∞ by having a very, very big number! I love this game.
If you set the beatLength to 1E+298 (or roughly, 10000...(a couple hundred 0s)...000), you should receive a bpm of 0. Of course, this is entirely useless, but it appears in the song select screen, and thats neat enough for me.
Hope this helped.
I know, I wanna make it cool to look in the beatmap selection like The Solace Of Oblivion that shows infinity bpm, i want minus infinity bpm or exactly 0.Jason X wrote:
-Mo- did talk about this in one of his videos (linked here), might be helpful to look at.
Doesn't matter if you use negative or positive infinity though, the game handles them essentially the same.
Tankia wrote:
like The Solace Of Oblivion that shows infinity bpm
This timing point is literally from Solace Of Oblivion, can't get any close that that I'm afraid.Jason X wrote:
113227,1E-298,4,1,1,75,1,0Copy this and paste it into your timing setup panel, then adjust the offset accordingly.
iirc you can't, only at 15bpm at lowest, else ppl wouldn't go out of their way editing .osu file just to achieve 0bpm.MrRainbowDoge wrote:
you could always decrease BPM in timing panel until you get to 0 BPM, any lower than that will automatically make you do the timing again
i didnt the timing setup panel, i meant the area where adjust the main sv and the slider tick rateZelzatter Zero wrote:
iirc you can't, only at 15bpm at lowest, else ppl wouldn't go out of their way editing .osu file just to achieve 0bpm.MrRainbowDoge wrote:
you could always decrease BPM in timing panel until you get to 0 BPM, any lower than that will automatically make you do the timing again
You said to adjust BPM but aight.MrRainbowDoge wrote:
i didnt the timing setup panel, i meant the area where adjust the main sv and the slider tick rate