This matches stable, and is a much saner default value. Will apply to new beatmaps and also beatmaps which don't specify a snap value in the .osu file.

As mentioned in youtube comments, there are next to no use cases for having floating-point rotation in the editor, so let's round it for now.

When exactly on the start time of a hit object, the 'Use current' option becomes unavailable because the first object before and after the current time is the same object. I changed this so it would get the previous hit object and the current hit object in this situation. That way you can easily get the distance snap to copy the same distance as used before.

Fixes various import / export issues, most notably when exporting a beatmap from the lazer editor causing many control points to be created that shouldn't have been there.

Gives a mapper / reviewer a better sense of the larger picture of the beatmap when viewing slider velocity.

This was intended to improve performance, but ended up causing many issues across multiple platforms. We'll loop back with this change again in the future.

Finally you can access right-click menus (and finish slider placement) on mobile devices! We'll continue to improve the mobile experience but this is a solid place to start.

Not yet used.

Not yet available for in-game use. Needs a bit more work on the HUD side of things.

To ensure https://github.com/ppy/osu/issues/23116 never happens again.

As with stable, this is disabled by default. Turn on in settings.

This mod is a mix of reading and memory, with the difficulty it adds to those two skillsets being highly dependant on the map in question, ( for example, it adds considerably more difficulty from my experience on stream maps, grid maps, or really any map that often has circles coming back to the same place).

Have not compared timing offset with stable, but at least this brings animations into a stable state, relative to their hitobjects.

This PR fixes two weird behaviors at extreme aspect ratios.

before:

after:

This avoids the notice showing when running on windows, but using the newer renderers (where the underlying logic hasn't been tested properly and can result in false-positives).

Before:

After: