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Stack leniency

Stack leniency is a parameter of a beatmap which controls the formation of automatic stacks of circles and sliders in the osu! game mode. A lower stack leniency reduces the maximum amount of time after which hit objects are no longer placed in the same stack; likewise, higher stack leniency will group together objects that are placed further in time.

Stack leniency may be changed from the Advanced tab of the Song Setup section of the beatmap editor. While its displayed possible values in the editor range from 0 to 10, they map to the 0.01.0 range of the StackLeniency parameter in .osu files.

Behaviour

Stacking hit objects while editing may make them overlap to be on top of each other.Stacking hit objects while editing

However, while playing, the game will slope them for the player.Stacked hit objects while playing

Stack leniency, together with the approach rate, controls which circles and slider parts are considered for stacking.1 The stack is composed of the objects which are no longer than preempt * StackLeniency milliseconds apart, where preempt is the approach window width, and StackLeniency is the value taken from the beatmap's .osu file.

The minimal stack leniency value, 0, disables automatic stacks completely, while at its maximal value, 1, objects are considered stacked from the moment they start becoming visible.

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