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[minusrequest]

pls help i dont know how to get either version working

[Softlock]

Im not entirely sure where I can find this other version can you link it?

https://******.com/4773n0x/osu-Tool-CPP

Download that and run the main .sln file with Visual Studio after you turn on osu! in "Beta" mode.

Once the file has been built, find the "Settings.txt" in one of the folders and move it to the "Debug" folder where the newly created .exe is located.

Open the .txt folder in Notepad++ and edit those settings, I recommend this:

relax_hit_scan=false
relax_primary_key=x
relax_secondary_key=z
relax_tapping_style=1
relax_offset=-15
relax_hit_scan_circle_offset=0
program_window_title=
osu_window_title=osu!Beta

Make sure your in-game buttons are set to X and Z - and you're set!

NOTE: If you'd like to use HardRock and Raw Input "ON" then make sure hit-scan is "false" - it works the same way currently but for some reason it doesn't track notes with it on "true"

Obviously you also need .net framework 4.7

At this point if you turn on the .exe file it'll just be a blank CMD window, but don't worry - this is fine, from the song list just select a song and play!

(only turn on the cheat while in the song list / menu)

[Estimiri]

Doesn't work for me. I store my osu! beatmaps on my other hard drive and it doesn't pick them up. Does it need to be on C:\ ? or can it be on any other letter, specifically J:\ ? Please reply as I would like to try this hack.

[Softlock]

Doesn't work for me. I store my osu! beatmaps on my other hard drive and it doesn't pick them up. Does it need to be on C:\ ? or can it be on any other letter, specifically J:\ ? Please reply as I would like to try this hack.

I wouldn't know, but it works fine for me if it's in the default folder.

I just wrote a mini-guide for the c++ version, follow that and make sure your songs are in the default folder, it should work with no problems.

[Azuki]

If we're talking about the C-sharp version here; you need Input Simulator to compile it, you can download it from the link below the project on ******, or just google it.

Extract the Input Simulator contents somewhere like the project folder
In Visual Studio just Click Project - Add Reference and browse to the Input Simulator DLL file

after that just build the file and run it from the debug folder - make sure game version is in beta, this works fine without giving me any errors, however even in this new version the program hits the hit circles fine, but doesn't even try to do sliders.

@Azuki would you happen to know why this happens? I think I tried just about everything I know to fix this.

EDIT: I can make it hit the sliders if I mess around with osu! settings a bit, but then the hit circles are the ones being ignored and the sliders get completed just enough for 100 points - and it also seems to depend on the map.

because the detection and calculation is most likely broken

[minusrequest]

thank you for the help

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How do you get the randomized timings to work for the C++ version?

[Softlock]

thank you for the help

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How do you get the randomized timings to work for the C++ version?

Currently we can't do that easily I think, you can set the offset and it'll hit notes around that zone - the problem is that the zone is rather small.

We need an update OR someone who knows a way to modify it so the zone is bigger.

@Azuki or @4773n0x maybe? In which file would this be located and under what line?

EDIT: I haven't touched the code myself but I'll look into it, however my knowledge when it comes to c++ and c# is minimum. One thing you can do in the meantime is just press X or Z yourself to hit a slider earlier, that makes it looks more legit.

[Azuki]

Currently we can't do that easily I think, you can set the offset and it'll hit notes around that zone - the problem is that the zone is rather small.

We need an update OR someone who knows a way to modify it so the zone is bigger.

@Azuki or @4773n0x maybe? In which file would this be located and under what line?

EDIT: I haven't touched the code myself but I'll look into it, however my knowledge when it comes to c++ and c# is minimum. One thing you can do in the meantime is just press X or Z yourself to hit a slider earlier, that makes it looks more legit.

I'm out of house for another week, so I'll not be able to update the bot or help as much cuz I can't code on this machine. When I get home I'll update the C# bot and fix it properly.

[Softlock]

I'm out of house for another week, so I'll not be able to update the bot or help as much cuz I can't code on this machine. When I get home I'll update the C# bot and fix it properly.

Ah alright, also please look into the c++ version since a good amount of people use that one over the c# version, at least check if you can spot a way to make the said "zone" bigger so it looks more legit.

You are doing god's work.

Note: the c# version worked and hit everything on 1 out of 3 maps I tried, so be sure to try it on multiple maps.

[gramming_pro]

Ive looked over the code of the c++ version
You should set your warning level to W4
There are lots of other issues as well, but I guess youll run into those yourself eventually
You might also run the vs built in cppcorecheck
Its really great for finding potential future problems

[DzkoShotzz]

Won't load any beatmaps no matter what I do. And my osu! is the default folder. Can anyone help me figure this out?

[Softlock]

Ive looked over the code of the c++ version
You should set your warning level to W4
There are lots of other issues as well, but I guess youll run into those yourself eventually
You might also run the vs built in cppcorecheck
Its really great for finding potential future problems

What exactly is the warning level? And why W4

[Azuki]

What exactly is the warning level? And why W4

i'm pretty sure he wrote that to the original programmer. it's just a personal choice mostly. i'd also recommend benchmarking the code and fixing it to be more fast

[Softlock]

Won't load any beatmaps no matter what I do. And my osu! is the default folder. Can anyone help me figure this out?

c# or c++ version, did you follow the steps I wrote correctly? You should only use the c++ version for now, the c# one is broken in more ways than one - sometimes I can get it to work on one map, but after that it doesn't work on like 7 in a row, after that it just crashes completely, wait for the fix.

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i'm pretty sure he wrote that to the original programmer. it's just a personal choice mostly. i'd also recommend benchmarking the code and fixing it to be more fast

When it comes to your private cheat, are you able to build just the replay bot or is something like this also on the table?

[minusrequest]

just to preface I'm pretty new to hacking/cheating, and I was wondering if you could make external cheats less delectable if you launched them via USB drive