Sounds like a pain in the ass to have to manually go through every difficulty's timing sections looking for two at the same time, especially when it's like Akasha
Thanks to jonathanlfj for fixing up AIBat!
Please download the modified AIBat here: AIBat v3.1
Thanks to jonathanlfj for fixing up AIBat!
Please download the modified AIBat here: AIBat v3.1
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If there isn't already one, I'd like to make a program to do this. It should look at all the lines between [TimingPoints] and the next [ character. An example of the timing sections in the .osu file is as follows:
I don't know a foolproof way to distinguish red lines from green lines though, since it's common and okay for one red and one green line to be at the same time. I'm guessing it has something to do with the second number, which may be related to slider velocity for the green sections, but the red one seems more complicated.
Also, I'll be writing the basic logic in Java. It will be very bare bones, "hard code the name of the .osu file and then run program" to start out, since I know very little about interfaces and stuff. If I manage to get the logic working, then I may need help from someone to create a more convenient (easily scan all .osu files in a song folder), executable program from it.
[TimingPoints]The first number in each line is the time at which a line is placed. All the program would do is check every two lines that are next to each other for identical first numbers and report those if any are found.
3270,759.493670886076,4,2,69,50,1,0
3459,-100,4,2,69,40,0,0
6497,-100,4,2,69,40,0,0
6687,-100,4,2,69,50,0,0
9535,-100,4,2,69,40,0,0
9725,-100,4,2,69,50,0,0
12573,-100,4,2,69,40,0,0
12763,-100,4,2,69,50,0,0
15421,-117.647058823529,4,2,70,40,0,0
27573,-100,4,2,70,50,0,0
39725,-117.647058823529,4,2,71,30,0,0
62320,-117.647058823529,4,2,71,40,0,0
63270,-117.647058823529,4,2,1,50,0,0
64029,-90.9090909090909,4,2,69,60,0,1
88143,-100,4,2,69,20,0,0
I don't know a foolproof way to distinguish red lines from green lines though, since it's common and okay for one red and one green line to be at the same time. I'm guessing it has something to do with the second number, which may be related to slider velocity for the green sections, but the red one seems more complicated.
Also, I'll be writing the basic logic in Java. It will be very bare bones, "hard code the name of the .osu file and then run program" to start out, since I know very little about interfaces and stuff. If I manage to get the logic working, then I may need help from someone to create a more convenient (easily scan all .osu files in a song folder), executable program from it.