Can anyone tell me how to create a new difficulty for a song on the Mac? 
Thanks a bunch!!
Thanks a bunch!!
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Creating a new difficulty [Mac]
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I assume the same way as in Windows. File > Save As New Difficulty. Save as a seperate name after(or before clearing notes) to avoid overwriting.
Problem is, you can't see it if you don't fiddle with stuff and master the shortcutsKamidachi wrote:
I assume the same way as in Windows. File > Save As New Difficulty. Save as a seperate name after(or before clearing notes) to avoid overwriting.
The charter on mac sucks. Get parallels or bootcamp. The effort or payment will totally be worth it.
If you want to stick with mac, find the keyboard command to make a new diff (if such thing exists).
Also as said by some, the tab to actually show "add new diff" is hidden. Can't remember how to make it pop out though.
You can also create a new .osu file in the map's folder, but you have to follow this template :
WOW SUCH TEMPLATE
Name: Artist - Title (Mapper) [Difficulty].osu
osu file format v13
[General]
AudioFilename: audio.mp3
AudioLeadIn: 0
PreviewTime: -1
Countdown: 1
SampleSet: Normal
StackLeniency: 0.7
Mode: 0
LetterboxInBreaks: 1
SpecialStyle: 0
WidescreenStoryboard: 0
[Editor]
DistanceSpacing: 1
BeatDivisor: 1
GridSize: 8
TimelineZoom: 1
[Metadata]
Title:Title
TitleUnicode:Title
Artist:Artist
ArtistUnicode:Artist
Creator:Mapper
Version:Difficulty Name
Source:
Tags:
BeatmapID:0
BeatmapSetID:-1
[Difficulty]
HPDrainRate:5
CircleSize:5
OverallDifficulty:5
ApproachRate:5
SliderMultiplier:1
SliderTickRate:1
[Events]
//Background and Video events
//Break Periods
//Storyboard Layer 0 (Background)
//Storyboard Layer 1 (Fail)
//Storyboard Layer 2 (Pass)
//Storyboard Layer 3 (Foreground)
//Storyboard Sound Samples
//Background Colour Transformations
[TimingPoints]
[HitObjects]
You can also click in the top left corner a bit until the drop down menu opens, might take a couple of triees but it's merely invisible, its still there
So it took some time to figure out, but click on Command + F and the file, edit etc. tabs will come down.
2 years...Nairo wrote:
So it took some time to figure out
xD