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[Archived] Is there a way to download all of my scores to local?

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arily
I didn't backup my osu db last time when I afked.
But since bancho server keeps all of my uploaded score, I wonder if I could download all of my score to local.
I would like to keep a copy of my scores locally. Because when I set a new score, I am not be able to see my old score again, and those old scores are the memories of my past.
Kishuya
Press F2 when you get a score you want to save
Death
Not sure what you mean by "last time when I afked". Did you reinstall the game or something?

All of your local replays should be stored in a hidden folder named "Data" inside your osu! folder. If you didn't uninstall the game, they should still be there. Deleting the "scores.db" file inside your osu! folder should cause them to reappear after you restart the game.
Topic Starter
arily

KUR0 wrote:

Press F2 when you get a score you want to save

That's what I am doing now. Just wondering if we have some more easy ways to do this.
Thanks for the reply
Kishuya

arily wrote:

KUR0 wrote:

Press F2 when you get a score you want to save

That's what I am doing now. Just wondering if we have some more easy ways to do this.
Thanks for the reply

I don't think so, what you could do is create a script of sorts to run the F2 key each time a map has been completed, but I'm not sure how easy or reliable that'll be especially considering the fact that you'll have to have it constantly running.
Topic Starter
arily

Death wrote:

Not sure what you mean by "last time when I afked". Did you reinstall the game or something?

All of your local replays should be stored in a hidden folder named "Data" inside your osu! folder. If you didn't uninstall the game, they should still be there. Deleting the "scores.db" file inside your osu! folder should cause them to reappear after you restart the game.

I mean I lost the entire osu! game folder. Sorry for the unclear description.
I understand that all of my local scores are gone (afked way back in 2014). I am just trying to find a easy way to redownload the scores remaining on Bancho server.
Death
Yeah, there is no easy way to do this. Not sure what a script would do either as you still need to find all of the maps that have replays available. That alone isn't possible to do.
Endaris
In theory it should be possible to retrieve the information on which maps you cleared through the markers you can find in the beatmap pack listing. If you have supporter you can also filter the beatmap list for "Played". There is probably no usable API-function for that though.
After that you could create a script that performs a score/replay request for each difficulty of all cleared maps in the intervals stated by the API usage restrictions. The replay files could then be imported.
Death
There is no real point in creating a script that makes a request to any API endpoint (unless you are creating a list of which maps have replays available).

The get_replay endpoint downloads the encoded LZMA stream, not the osr itself. Also at 10 requests per minute, it might just be faster to go through all of the played maps manually and download them manually.
Topic Starter
arily
I see.
I will try my best to find a workaround because I am a little worry about anticheat ban becasuse clearly that sorts of "automatic save" will introduce some macro and that's a red alert to osu.
Death
The "automatic save" thing that KUR0 mentioned wouldn't work at all, no point in even trying to do anything like that. I believe they were confused by your question.

Your previous scores on a map won't be downloaded simply by completing that map, you need to explicitly click on a replay and hit F2 to save it. And new scores you complete are automatically saved locally.
Topic Starter
arily
Thanks for the helps. For now I will stick with manually download.

also I found something interesting.
https://github.com/omkelderman/osu-replay-downloader
it seems that this repo could generate osr files from api. Although according to @Death, that 10reqs per minute were pretty slow even compare to my hand.
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