f4b98cf7c6e2d9eed80f4551da211ac3
I would assume you will need to wait for someone who is part of the dev to answer this one. Ignore Bassist, he shitposts every thread he can.failedxyz wrote:
So we're not allowed to know?
Ain't a dev. You can get the the information of every beatmap on the file osu!.db, including its hash.Bauxe wrote:
I would assume you will need to wait for someone who is part of the dev to answer this one.
lol'dBauxe wrote:
Ignore Bassist, he shitposts every thread he can.
I believe he is trying to get details using the hash though.Nathanael wrote:
Ain't a dev. You can get the the information of every beatmap on the file osu!.db, including its hash.Bauxe wrote:
I would assume you will need to wait for someone who is part of the dev to answer this one.
It is also used on managing your collections (probably as a way to decrease the filesize).lol'dBauxe wrote:
Ignore Bassist, he shitposts every thread he can.
It's a hash of the .osu file. You have to generate a hash table of all the beatmaps and find the beatmap which has the same has to get the data.failedxyz wrote:
Here's an example:f4b98cf7c6e2d9eed80f4551da211ac3
I know that this is MD5, but what is it a hash of, and is there any way for me to get the original beatmap name and difficulty given this hash?
🙌 this is what I am after! Thank you so much!BeMoNcHiK wrote:
If someone will try find it, like a me, it possible!
1) Open in your browser link: api/get_beatmaps?k=YOUR_API_KEY&h=MAP_HASH
where replace:
YOUR_API_KEY - is your api key, can find it here: p/api/
MAP_HASH - hash of map, what you want find.
2) In opened window find "beatmapset_id:" (it will first).
3) Copy number of beatmapset
4) Open in browser link: beatmapsets/BEATMAPSET_ID
where BEATMAPSET_ID is number, copied on step 3.
End, map finded :3
I write this here, becouse it was first page in google. I searched how find map for replay from data/r/.