Hmmm yeah, it seems usefull
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This would be really helpful IMO
+1 support
+1 support
usually I'll change the mp3's volume.
but seems helpful so support +1
but seems helpful so support +1
Ofc support.
At the moment when you select more than one timing section you can change only their offstet i guess.
At the moment when you select more than one timing section you can change only their offstet i guess.
I still can't figure out how this would work. would it just be something like move all elements in time, except it changes timing volume?
this has such and easy workaround...
this has such and easy workaround...
Topic Starter
No, basically, you select as many sections as you want, then you select at the new option "Increase by: x ticks", that accepts real numbers at this format: "X.X".ziin wrote:
I still can't figure out how this would work. would it just be something like move all elements in time, except it changes timing volume?
this has such and easy workaround...
I suppose it's easy to do that, as it only needs to select two or more things at the .osu and add a value.
Also, I think it should be a new option instead of overwriting the current one, because sometimes it's awesome to be able to make two sections have the same volume.
Edit:
Sorry for the late reply.
Should be a tick and a percentage option when changing multiple volumes. I'd prefer percentage though.
Yeah sure, support.
Yeah sure, support.
I support this but since i'm a newb I'm just gonna star this and move on
Incredibly useful for those times where you have too many timing sections, support (for whatever it is worth)!
Totally support, but I don't have remnant vote. 
Show this to mm201. I'm sure he could add something pretty easily. :p
Support! mainly because I currently want to increase all my sections by 10% and I'm too lazy to do it for ~75 sections (I needed it in the past too, but it was never this much amount of sections)
So.. Bump!
So.. Bump!
Bumping this again o3o
+Support.
Topic Starter
Randomly bumping this thread. It's been an year, and I think more people should look this.
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Yes, absolutely!
I mean, we already have this feature for offset so it makes sense.
I mean, we already have this feature for offset so it makes sense.
oh this is about hitsounds
can't believe that's not mentioned in the op
can't believe that's not mentioned in the op
I fully support of this. I myself use a billion of timing sections and sometimes I want to reduce the overall map volume by a flat 10%~ or so and that's impossible without going section by section.
I'm guessing this would work like how you can add and subtract offset from multiple timing sections.
It could be pretty useful when toning down the whole play section, which has [un]inherited offsets with different volume level.
Support, add this feature please, changing lot of greenlines is such a pain.