The same :3Reisen Udongein wrote: 621817
oh, i just come to here to say that here, alway said by someone :3akrolsmir wrote: o6u2z
Right, AIBat is officially not compatible with v10. This should be fixed in a fortnight.
@Live-Dimension- Oh, so people are interested in it... An initial release of that should also be here in two weeks.
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Just mention here you can use AIBat v1.0 for current beatmaps. It seems many guys don't know it 
Edit: http://puu.sh/1iLpI link added because i can't find it in the op...
Edit: http://puu.sh/1iLpI link added because i can't find it in the op...
this oh yes this when I first saw this thread I use to check everyday if it was ever going to be released assumed they asked you to remove it somethingakrolsmir wrote: o6u2z
Right, AIBat is officially not compatible with v10. This should be fixed in a fortnight.
@Live-Dimension- Oh, so people are interested in it... An initial release of that should also be here in two weeks.
Hey akrolsmir I got v10 working with my custom aibat v1.0 .
Basically the main problem is sliders as they are now saved differently.
Here's the code on how I handled it (, this is based off of v1.0, not v3.0)
http://pastebin.com/j7uDSVP9
I'm bad at coding, but this should help you update your program.
This does not process hitsounds as it's a lot more complicated with the new sample sets.
In the mean time I'm providing my modified AIBat versions (they are based off of 1.0 so they don't have the cool things, but they check weird things like beat snapping and polarity errors and sliderborder requirements).
version 3 - osu! file format 9
version 4 - osu! file format 10
Be careful with these as I'm not a particularly good debugger - it could lie to you at some point, but it should be handy anyway.
Basically the main problem is sliders as they are now saved differently.
Here's the code on how I handled it (, this is based off of v1.0, not v3.0)
http://pastebin.com/j7uDSVP9
I'm bad at coding, but this should help you update your program.
This does not process hitsounds as it's a lot more complicated with the new sample sets.
In the mean time I'm providing my modified AIBat versions (they are based off of 1.0 so they don't have the cool things, but they check weird things like beat snapping and polarity errors and sliderborder requirements).
version 3 - osu! file format 9
version 4 - osu! file format 10
Be careful with these as I'm not a particularly good debugger - it could lie to you at some point, but it should be handy anyway.
Maybe, although in order to get a lot of it working I had to reorder and add to tons of the program's functions (like what gets checked first, more calls when beat placement is checked to save it for later, etc). I'm really not familiar with how GitHub works, so I don't know if those changes are easy to make.akrolsmir wrote: o6u2z
Have you thought about implementing your changes directly in the AIBat codebase, since it's up on GitHub and everything? I'm sure others would also appreciate the functionality you've added.
I could always provide the basic code for the features (the important bits like I did for the new parser, not the stuff that happens in other files because of it)
=(. Can't say I'm surprised. I do disagree, as it more or less does what osu!'s built in shuffler does, but I'll comply.peppy wrote: 73101g
Removed "playlist" app. Please do not distribute this kind of thing on the osu! website/forums, as it is against what I believe in and outright piracy.
Warning about multiple sound samples in Taiko difficulties. (soft/normal)
Warning about Letterboxes not being removed in Taiko difficulties.
Also if there is any way to display the amount of Blue vs Red notes that would just be nice so we know if a map is too blue spamy.
Also thanks for the v10 update!
Warning about Letterboxes not being removed in Taiko difficulties.
Also if there is any way to display the amount of Blue vs Red notes that would just be nice so we know if a map is too blue spamy.
Also thanks for the v10 update!
why is this still in java =[
also, running this under ubuntu:
just use / for path separators even in windows, settings.txt exists but it can't find it because of \ in the path
also, running this under ubuntu:
Please report this error along with the map that caused it:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /home/alex\settings.txt (No such file or directory)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:137)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:96)
at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:58)
at aibat.SettingsManager.<init>(SettingsManager.java:39)
at aibat.Searcher2.<init>(Searcher2.java:45)
at aibat.AIBatWindow.search(AIBatWindow.java:257)
at aibat.AIBatWindow.main(AIBatWindow.java:128)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:616)
at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.jarinjarloader.JarRsrcLoader.main(JarRsrcLoader.java:58)
just use / for path separators even in windows, settings.txt exists but it can't find it because of \ in the path
Done. Anything else important in the new file versions?Garven wrote: 3w455y
If you get back to this project, do you think you could add in checks for differences in the unicode sections as well? Seems AIBAT is missing differences in that field (we've also progressed two versions in .osu files, hehe)
blissfulyoshi wrote: 23664h
While modding today, a 1/12 snapped note was marked as a unsnapped note. Can anyone confirm this?
Seeing as the editor now officially always discourages 1/12 and 1/16 usage, I'm going to say this is a feature, not a bug ^_^.James2250 wrote: 251h28
Yep happens here, same for 1/16 too.
Yeah, 1/12 snap was requested so that maps using combinations of 1/4 and 1/3 notes wouldn't have problems when automatically resnapping the map. However, that leaves 1/12 ticks that don't follow 1/4 OR 1/3 notes, and thus shouldn't be used. Likewise, 1/16th ticks (that aren't already falling on 1/4 or 1/8) should never be used.akrolsmir wrote: o6u2z
Seeing as the editor now officially always discourages 1/12 and 1/16 usage, I'm going to say this is a feature, not a bug ^_^.
akrolsmir: Are you accepting feature request?
I have 2 more features xD (I should probably fork the program...)
1. Give a warning when a difficulty does not have a video when other diffs have it (Besides taiko, all diffs usually use the same video, but sometimes one of the diffs is legitimately missing the video file it is supposed to have)
2. Add for the 1366x768 background resolution.
Edit: (more features??? If nothing else, this is a checklist for myself)
3. Location of where 1/6 and 1/8 notes are in taiko diffs (1/6 don't look great and 1/8 and smaller are pretty much not accepted in taiko. Luckily, as a feature, 1/12 and 1/16 are regarded as unsnapped)
I have 2 more features xD (I should probably fork the program...)
1. Give a warning when a difficulty does not have a video when other diffs have it (Besides taiko, all diffs usually use the same video, but sometimes one of the diffs is legitimately missing the video file it is supposed to have)
2. Add for the 1366x768 background resolution.
Edit: (more features??? If nothing else, this is a checklist for myself)
3. Location of where 1/6 and 1/8 notes are in taiko diffs (1/6 don't look great and 1/8 and smaller are pretty much not accepted in taiko. Luckily, as a feature, 1/12 and 1/16 are regarded as unsnapped)
@yoshi:
1. Possible doable, though I'd have to implement a distinction for Taiko/CtB modes first... I should get around to that, shouldn't I >.>
2. Good idea.
3. Same as 1.
Also, it seems that woc2006 has been doing some good work on AIMod:
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This seems to cover many of the important aspects of AIBat. Major props!
1. Possible doable, though I'd have to implement a distinction for Taiko/CtB modes first... I should get around to that, shouldn't I >.>
2. Good idea.
3. Same as 1.
Also, it seems that woc2006 has been doing some good work on AIMod:
This seems to cover many of the important aspects of AIBat. Major props!
Is this really necessary? I can't find anything about this in the ranking criteria.
I've noticed an increasing number of maps with wrongly snapped objects (ones AIMod doesn't pick up on, usually 1/12 or 1/16) so I'm deciding to release the beat dumping version of AIBat that I use.
It will return the snap divisors of all objects in the map (if 1/12 or 1/16 don't work it reports it as 1/x).
This will allow you to find and investigate places with strange snapping.
The beat dumping works on all gamemodes so it should be helpful to any BATs that want to be extra careful about snapping.
You can get the runnable jar here. Put it in the same folder as your AIBat 3.1 so it uses the same settings file.
Please note that this is built off of AIBat 1.0 so it doesn't have the fancy features of 3.1. Because of that, this version should only really be used for finding beat information. Keep using 3.1 for everything else.
If you want to give it a test run, I recommend testing Hades in the Heaven as it has all gamemodes and strange snapping.
It will return the snap divisors of all objects in the map (if 1/12 or 1/16 don't work it reports it as 1/x).
This will allow you to find and investigate places with strange snapping.
The beat dumping works on all gamemodes so it should be helpful to any BATs that want to be extra careful about snapping.
You can get the runnable jar here. Put it in the same folder as your AIBat 3.1 so it uses the same settings file.
Please note that this is built off of AIBat 1.0 so it doesn't have the fancy features of 3.1. Because of that, this version should only really be used for finding beat information. Keep using 3.1 for everything else.
If you want to give it a test run, I recommend testing Hades in the Heaven as it has all gamemodes and strange snapping.