Thanks for the reply. Yes, that is how I filled in the manual submission - no spaces. I tried to submit from my phone too, on a 4G network, to see if it would work. Nope, still doesn't. I tried submitting a score for someone else (that I think was unsubmitted) but that didn't work either.abraker wrote:
Strange, I was just able to add itKurtisdede wrote:
Well, it's been 2 weeks and none of my scores are submitting. I just can't submit ANY scores manually whatsoever, I don't know why. It's like the scores never go into the queue at all.abraker wrote:
I've seen the queue sometimes take 6 hours.Kurtisdede wrote:
Manually submitting scores flat out hasn't worked for me at all in the past few weeks. Any ideas? It SAYS my score addition request has been added to the queue, but nothing happens.
If I had to give an example, here: 764517 <- beatmap id. I can't submit this ( beatmapsets/346339#osu/764517 )
Is this how you filled in the manual submission (no spaces before or after number)?
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Yeskingautist wrote:
Does combo affect agility?abraker wrote:
AR and CS don't affect agility according to the code.
I have no idea what's going on at your end :\Kurtisdede wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Yes, that is how I filled in the manual submission - no spaces. I tried to submit from my phone too, on a 4G network, to see if it would work. Nope, still doesn't. I tried submitting a score for someone else (that I think was unsubmitted) but that didn't work either.
It really sucks there is no confirmation on this thing - like what # in queue the request is
Are scores that are not my top score on the map but are still in the top 500 with a different mod combination while being worth much more in precision supposed to show on the site? I have a few scores like this and idk if I should keep trying to get them in.
I noticed the same problem.Towa Tokoyami wrote:
Are scores that are not my top score on the map but are still in the top 500 with a different mod combination while being worth much more in precision supposed to show on the site? I have a few scores like this and idk if I should keep trying to get them in.
I got a full combo on this CS10 map ( beatmapsets/1214702#osu/2528044 ) with nomod but the site doesn't register the score but a bad 77 combo HD score. This would be one of my best precision scores and is kinda sad not to see it on my top scores.
Anyway to fix this? Making the best scores actually show up?
You should be able to add them manually. Note it will grab the play with highest scored only.Towa Tokoyami wrote:
Are scores that are not my top score on the map but are still in the top 500 with a different mod combination while being worth much more in precision supposed to show on the site? I have a few scores like this and idk if I should keep trying to get them in.
This is sadly not the case. It seems to be bugged. Even manually adding the score does not make it show up in my list of plays.abraker wrote:
Note it will grab the play with highest scored only.
I'm trying to make an offline version of osu!skills that would locally update your selected skill every time you submit a map in your top 100 plays, similarly to the ingame rank gain system you get from gaining pp, but when I tried to map the calculations for Tenacity on desmos I just get an equation that just creates a flat equation when you add more length to it 
the way created the equation was:
and the equation in in code is:
double intervalScaled = 1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");
double lengthScaled = pow(GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length, GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length * GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthMult"));
double tenacity = intervalScaled * lengthScaled;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = tenacity;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalMult") * pow(beatmap.skills.tenacity, GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalPow"));
return beatmap.skills.tenacity;
(from https://github.com/Kert/osuSkills/blob/master/tenacity.cpp)
the way created the equation was:
and the equation in in code is:
double intervalScaled = 1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");
double lengthScaled = pow(GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length, GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length * GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthMult"));
double tenacity = intervalScaled * lengthScaled;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = tenacity;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalMult") * pow(beatmap.skills.tenacity, GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalPow"));
return beatmap.skills.tenacity;
(from https://github.com/Kert/osuSkills/blob/master/tenacity.cpp)
I'll let kert knowZemqu wrote:
This is sadly not the case. It seems to be bugged. Even manually adding the score does not make it show up in my list of plays.
Can you share the desmos link?srb2thepast wrote:
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also you can put code in [code][/code ] tags
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kfjvm1ujkr is the link to the graph, I sorted each section out so that it's not 30 lines seemingly scattered everywhere, and thanks for letting me know about the [code] [/code ] tags since i'll probably be using those a lottabraker wrote:
I'll let kert knowZemqu wrote:
This is sadly not the case. It seems to be bugged. Even manually adding the score does not make it show up in my list of plays.Can you share the desmos link?srb2thepast wrote:
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also you can put code in [code][/code ] tags
double intervalScaled = 1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");
double lengthScaled = pow(GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length, GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length * GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthMult"));
double tenacity = intervalScaled * lengthScaled;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = tenacity;
beatmap.skills.tenacity = GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalMult") * pow(beatmap.skills.tenacity, GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalPow"));
return beatmap.skills.tenacity;So first I took the code and simplified it to something that is can be better understood:
_IScaled = X_IntervalMult2 / (M_longestStreamI ^ (M_longestStreamI ^ X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult); _LScaled = (X_LengthDivisor / M_longestStreamL) ^ (X_LengthDivisor / M_longestStreamL * X_LengthMult); S_tenacity = X_TotalMult * (_IScaled * _LScaled) ^ X_totalPow;
Notice the prefixes. They help with knowing where the values are coming from. "_" prefix are local variables. "M_" prefix come from the map. "X_" prefix are free variables. "S_" prefix are final skill values.
The desmos link you provided is kinda of a mess, so I redid it: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kbgnn5wlhr
Finally, it's hard to know what values are reasonable for the free variables. There is already an existing offline calculator kert made that shows default values for these free variables:
I do find it weird that skill values decreases as you add more length to it. I am not sure what's up with that. I don't feel like spending a better part of my day launching the skill calc in VS Studio to figure that one out right now.
Heyo, I noticed there were a lot of restricted players in the rankings; they go as following
While I don't think that restricted players should be removed completely from the site for archiving purposes, I believe that removing them from the rankings is necessary because how it is right now, cheating players impact the rank of legit players.
- u/Alusim
- u/-Kiyoko
- u/im bad
- u/Theodore
- u/czapek
- u/akia
- u/im alright
- u/Atteno
- u/osu gameur
- u/Mokebe
- u/hustin
- u/[Nixo]
- u/Tylerr
- u/seneaL
- u/ant0ni
- u/mbruhyo
- u/rektygon trash
- u/Satalia
While I don't think that restricted players should be removed completely from the site for archiving purposes, I believe that removing them from the rankings is necessary because how it is right now, cheating players impact the rank of legit players.
Thanks for the help, and if you're still interested, I tried changing the M_ values and it looks like it also decreases tenacity when length and interval increase at the same time as well, while if you set them both to a low number like 3 you get a tenacity value of 3315 when in reality its just clicking 3 circles in 3 seconds...abraker wrote:
double intervalScaled = 1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2"); double lengthScaled = pow(GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length, GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthDivisor") / longestStream.length * GetVar("Tenacity", "LengthMult")); double tenacity = intervalScaled * lengthScaled; beatmap.skills.tenacity = tenacity; beatmap.skills.tenacity = GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalMult") * pow(beatmap.skills.tenacity, GetVar("Tenacity", "TotalPow")); return beatmap.skills.tenacity;
So first I took the code and simplified it to something that is can be better understood:_IScaled = X_IntervalMult2 / (M_longestStreamI ^ (M_longestStreamI ^ X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult); _LScaled = (X_LengthDivisor / M_longestStreamL) ^ (X_LengthDivisor / M_longestStreamL * X_LengthMult); S_tenacity = X_TotalMult * (_IScaled * _LScaled) ^ X_totalPow;
Notice the prefixes. They help with knowing where the values are coming from. "_" prefix are local variables. "M_" prefix come from the map. "X_" prefix are free variables. "S_" prefix are final skill values.
The desmos link you provided is kinda of a mess, so I redid it: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kbgnn5wlhr
Finally, it's hard to know what values are reasonable for the free variables. There is already an existing offline calculator kert made that shows default values for these free variables:
I do find it weird that skill values decreases as you add more length to it. I am not sure what's up with that. I don't feel like spending a better part of my day launching the skill calc in VS Studio to figure that one out right now.
I did the something similar (but with increased length and interval) for a map that only has streams with the skill calculator, but the results were different and a bit more accurate there.
(1440 notes of only streams on 180 bpm for ~120 seconds.)
GUI result:
Graph result:
The equation in the code for interval was
1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");but i saw you replaced the "1.0" with "X_IntervalMult2", (which looks a lot better than 1.0), and since all of these versions of the code are making completely different results do you think this means that the code in the open source version for tenacity is incorrect? It looks like the website and offline calculator scales the values for tenacity correctly.I think I found some of the problem, I_Scaled had the length of the stream instead of the interval in its equation, so now the skill value increases when you add more length.
When you increase the interval, the graph looks like this:
I was thinking that it would trade off into stamina, except I realized in this case something like a burst that has 8 circles in 1 interval gives you a tenacity value of 4961.
The versions are different representations of the same thingsrb2thepast wrote:
The equation in the code for interval was1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");but i saw you replaced the "1.0" with "X_IntervalMult2", (which looks a lot better than 1.0), and since all of these versions of the code are making completely different results do you think this means that the code in the open source version for tenacity is incorrect? It looks like the website and offline calculator scales the values for tenacity correctly.
1.0 / pow(longestStream.interval, pow(longestStream.interval, GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalPow")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult")) * GetVar("Tenacity", "IntervalMult2");1.0 / pow(M_longestStreamI, pow(M_longestStreamI, X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult) * X_IntervalMult2;
1.0 / (M_longestStreamI ^ (pow(M_longestStreamI, X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult)) * X_IntervalMult2;
1.0 / (M_longestStreamI ^ ((M_longestStreamI ^ X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult)) * X_IntervalMult2;
X_IntervalMult2 / (M_longestStreamI ^ ((M_longestStreamI ^ X_IntervalPow) * X_IntervalMult));
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oh, oops. Good catch!srb2thepast wrote:
I think I found some of the problem, I_Scaled had the length of the stream instead of the interval in its equation, so now the skill value increases when you add more length.
That's so broke. Tenacity is supposed be the skill for being able to do streams for long period of time. That burst would be more like speed skill, if it existed.srb2thepast wrote:
I was thinking that it would trade off into stamina, except I realized in this case something like a burst that has 8 circles in 1 interval gives you a tenacity value of 4961.
you mean highest in osu score right bc I was talking about where I have a DT/HDDT fc sitting on top of a HR fc and the HR is worth a lot more in precision but osuskills cant see it so I shouldnt be able to add them manually.abraker wrote:
You should be able to add them manually. Note it will grab the play with highest scored only.
Do you think having manual submission by the individual score urls as well would make this possible and not be too much/impossible to implement
idk that's web side stuff, which is kert's domain. Up to him.Towa Tokoyami wrote:
you mean highest in osu score right bc I was talking about where I have a DT/HDDT fc sitting on top of a HR fc and the HR is worth a lot more in precision but osuskills cant see it so I shouldnt be able to add them manually.abraker wrote:
You should be able to add them manually. Note it will grab the play with highest scored only.
Do you think having manual submission by the individual score urls as well would make this possible and not be too much/impossible to implement
As for calculator stuffs, at this point implementing anything new is a matter of whether we feel like looking at code and trying to remember what it does. It's been maybe 4 years since I touched code and I got other projects I am prioritizing, but I am willing to assist if anyone with coding experience wants to fix skill calc.
You should make the titles based on rank instead of skill points.
Display error for the length of bars when the green "+" indicators are visible
The bars for tenacity and agility appear to be the wrong length when the + is visible. Tenacity should be longer because 449>447, and it displays correctly when the + things aren't visible but it's wrong when it is
The bars for tenacity and agility appear to be the wrong length when the + is visible. Tenacity should be longer because 449>447, and it displays correctly when the + things aren't visible but it's wrong when it is
This wouldn't make sense for less common skills such as memory and precision.kingautist wrote:
You should make the titles based on rank instead of skill points.
Idk this recommendation algo seems all out of wack, if I go into training, load my profile and put on the relax profile I still only get ~5 maps I can actually play, to the point where I've been recommended 1kpp maps tens of times. For reference, I only have 1 400pp, and 3 other scores over 350. In this random screengrab I took, only 3/21 maps are under 350pp, meaning they are unrealistic for me to play (considering I put on the relaxed preset). If I don't put on the relaxed preset, basically all maps are 500+pp lol
Would it be possible to make your own "top plays" based on how many points they contribute to your skills?
how about replacing recaptcha with hcaptcha? recaptcha is pretty racist for some internet providers.