Как играть в mcosu в steam
Как играть в mcosu в steam
McOsu
(Я не говорю по русски)
Если вы никогда не играли в оsu! (а вы не играете в VR), тогда лучше использовать «официальный» osu! вместо McOsu:
Это ритм-игра, поэтому для игры вам нужны beatmaps. McOsu поддерживает все osu!standard карты (kоторые можно загрузить с веб-сайта osu!).
(Я не говорю по русски)
Если вы никогда не играли в оsu! (а вы не играете в VR), тогда лучше использовать «официальный» osu! вместо McOsu:
Это ритм-игра, поэтому для игры вам нужны beatmaps. McOsu поддерживает все osu!standard карты (kоторые можно загрузить с веб-сайта osu!).
(Я не говорю по русски)
Если вы никогда не играли в оsu! (а вы не играете в VR), тогда лучше использовать «официальный» osu! вместо McOsu:
Это ритм-игра, поэтому для игры вам нужны beatmaps. McOsu поддерживает все osu!standard карты (kоторые можно загрузить с веб-сайта osu!).
Как играть в mcosu в steam
Tips & tricks & infos
Please read the full store page description (no, not the short one you see here):
No, you don’t need an osu! installation (it is recommended though), see this guide:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=880768265
First, rebind your keys: Options > Input > Keyboard > «Left Click» and «Right Click».
Second, disable mouse buttons if you’re using a tablet: Options > Input > Mouse > «Disable Mouse Buttons in Play Mode»
Touching the tablet with your pen counts as pressing the left mouse button (usually), but only 2 keys are allowed, therefore it will block the «Left Click» key on your keyboard if you don’t have mouse buttons disabled.
Microsoft regularly breaks things in Windows 10, luckily it’s easy to fix:
Options > Input > Tablet > «Windows Ink Workaround».
If that doesn’t work, try «Ignore Sensitivity & Raw Input», which will work 100%, but you lose the ability to customize your tablet area in-game (which you should never do anyway, always use the Wacom Properties or tablet software to adjust the area).
No. This is an offline practice client. No scores are submitted. No cheating is possible with this client.
Options > Gameplay > General > «Background Dim».
100% = Fully black.
While you are in the mod selection screen, move your cursor to the left edge of the screen.
Because they are a useless annoyance, and nobody uses them.
If you still want to have them, go to Options > Bullsh*t > Why > «Draw 300s».
Hold [ALT] while sliding any override slider to slide in 0.01 increments.
The default keys are [F6] for quicksave and [F7] for quickload, but you should probably rebind them to be able to quickly and easily reach them without moving your clicking hand.
You can also right-click on the scrubbing timeline to set the quick save point.
The default key is [SHIFT]: As long as you keep holding it, you will see the scrubbing timeline where you can left-click anywhere to jump to that point in time.
If you right-click on the scrubbing timeline you will instead set the quick save point.
Increasing the beatmap speed also indirectly increases the Approach Rate and Overall Difficulty. You can lock these two values such that the game will always compensate to the configured value.
If you play an AR 9 beatmap with «Speed Multiplier» double the original value, you will see AR 11.
If you play an AR 9 beatmap with the AR override slider locked, and with «Speed Multiplier» double the original value, you will still see AR 9.
The Double Time and Half Time mods work like the «Speed Multiplier».
Locking the AR/OD is usually used for practicing specific values across multiple beatmaps and speeds, e.g. AR 10.3 training.
Press and hold the grip button of one controller to «grab» any virtual screen, while grabbed you can then move and rotate it.
Point both controllers at any screen, then press and hold the triggers on both controllers, then move them apart or together to resize the screen.
Yes. Just copy the entire «default» folder into your osu! Skins folder.
Yes. Just copy the entire subfolder with the name of your desired workshop skin ID from within / /steamapps/workshop/content/607260/
Afterwards, rename the copied folder to something meaningful.
/ /steamapps/common/McOsu/cfg/osu.cfg
/ /steamapps/common/McOsu/cfg/osuvr.cfg
/ /steamapps/common/McOsu/cfg/osuvrplayarea.cfg
/ /steamapps/common/McOsu/cfg/vrspectatorcamera.cfg
osu! writes new beatmaps to the database only once you close it.
Quit osu!, and then either restart or press [F5] while you are in the songbrowser.
Note that only beatmaps which have osu!standard difficulties will show up, as other gamemodes (osu!mania, osu!taiko, osu!catch) are not supported.
This is indirectly supported due to official osu! also having a customizable BeatmapDirectory parameter [osu.ppy.sh] in its config file.
If this parameter exist, then the game will use it.
Otherwise, the default /Songs/ subfolder is used (appended to your configured osu!folder).
1. Download & install notepad++
2. Go into the folder where your skin files are stored
3. Open the skin.ini file from your skin in notepad++
4. In notepad++, click on Encoding > «Encode in UTF-8»
5. Save
Why? Because Windows UCS-2 character encoding is not supported, meaning that the game can’t read your UCS-2 encoded skin.ini file, which contains the offset values about how certain skin elements should be drawn.
Try disabling the Steam Overlay for this game specifically: Right click on the game in your library > Properties > untick «Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game».
Why? Because the Steam Overlay injects itself into the game process, and does whatever it wants to do (outside of the control of the game). The less things you have running, the lower the chance for random lag.
As a last resort brute force option, enable Options > Graphics > Renderer > «High Priority».
Make sure that your graphics driver is not forcing VSync (Nvidia Control Panel, AMD Crimson, etc.).
Try running the game with vblank_mode=0 (using custom launch arguments):
Right click on the game in your library > Properties > «Set Launch Options» >
Usually the Steam directory is located at /home/ /.steam/steam/
Here is a handy graphical user interface for xsetwacom made by TheGuy2112: https://github.com/TheGuy2112/WacomUtility
On Windows, the game ships with two executables.
If you encounter a problem, start the debug exe:
/ /steamapps/common/McOsu/McEngine_Debug.exe
It has an extra window which shows a log of what is happening. Copy the text inside the log window and upload it somewhere to make it easier for me to fix the problem. Do not use the debug exe for regular playing, because it is slower.
On Linux, the same can be achieved by manually starting the game via a terminal. You must cd into the game directory first though, otherwise it will not work:
If nothing seems to be working, then start from scratch: Uninstall the game via Steam, then navigate to / /steamapps/common/McOsu/ and delete every remaining folder/file (especially your cfgs). After that, install it again.
Сыграть в McOsu
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Об этой игре
McOsu is developed separately from and has no direct affiliation with osu! or ppy Pty Ltd.
McOsu is NOT osu!
A free open-source circle-clicking rhythm game client for osu! beatmaps, with the main focus on making practicing easier and customizing gameplay.
It is primarily a practice client for getting better at the «official» game by having tools at your disposal that osu! does not provide for some reason, it’s not supposed to be a perfect copy of osu!, or otherwise profit with a free game from a free game (what).
If you have never played osu! before, then I do not recommend using this client (except for VR players + FPoSu players of course), as there are no gameplay tutorials in here (just google «osu!» and play the official game which is a lot more polished and has online rankings including multiplayer etc.).
Features:
Beatmaps
osu! VS McOsu
Holodance VS McOsu
While Holodance is focused on providing a full VR rhythm game experience with osu! beatmap compatibility as a sideproject, McOsu tries to bring pure osu! gameplay into Virtual Reality while staying as close to the original as possible.
As a wise man once said, «plz enjoy game».
If you want, you can help out with McOsu development on Github, or just take a look at the source code, as this is an open-source project.
Как играть в mcosu в steam
While this can be a legitimately cool method to trick Steam into thinking osu! is McOsu, this method can and will have an effect on performance. You may lose anywhere from 100 to 300 FPS by running osu! using this method, so do be wary when using this.
As an example, if I try to livestream osu! while running it via McOsu, I will continually drop frames and my frame time will go from 0.60ms to 2.2ms, where as it only goes up to 0.95ms if I don’t use this method.
If you don’t livestream and don’t think this will have much of a performance effect on you though, do feel free to keep reading!
Well, yes it does, but the hour counter doesn’t factor in a lot of things. One of the many examples is mapping. You could just be an osu! user who makes a lot of maps and has very few hours on your osu! profile as a result. With this, you could say a lot of your hours come from McOsu on Steam because you used this method to run osu!
Another example would be unranked maps. If you’re a player who enjoys playing a lot of unranked maps, those maps do not get added to your played hours or your play count and this is basically a good workaround.
Or if you’re playing offline or on a private server and still wanna make your osu! hours universal across all platforms, online or offline.
This is more so for these types of people.
Now that that’s out of the way, the process of setting this up is fairly straightforward.
Install McOsu. This won’t really work unless McOsu is installed on your Steam.
Right click on McOsu in your Steam Library and hit «Properties». Following that, go to your Launch Options by selecting «Set Launch Options. «
Add the following line to your launch options:
«[game directory]\osu!.exe» %command%
As an example of how this looks like, here’s what mine looks like.
You should replace the «D:\Program Files (x86)» bits with wherever your osu! install is located.
Hit «Play» and you should now be greeted with osu! instead of McOsu.
Side note: it does not matter in the slightest whether you choose to launch in SteamVR or not. Both options function exactly the same as one another so just save yourself the hassle.
You are not breaking any of the osu! rules by doing this. You are merely redirecting McOsu to osu!, nothing else. This will not risk a ban on your account.
That’s just osu! attempting to read McOsu’s launch commands for VR or Desktop mode. You can safely ignore these, they have no effect on osu! as mentioned previously.
As long as Steam continues to support this command via launch options, it’ll continue to work!
Many thanks to Sam for showing me how to do this initially and for being cool with sharing this method with all of you. Hope you enjoy playing osu! on Steam!
Osu! в steam
21 Jul 2016 в 10:40
21 Jul 2016 в 10:40 #1
21 Jul 2016 в 10:41 #2
21 Jul 2016 в 10:42 #3
я просто видел,что мне писалось типа «нейм» играет в osu!,но я не нашел ее(
21 Jul 2016 в 10:45 #4
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21 Jul 2016 в 10:46 #5
21 Jul 2016 в 10:50 #6
21 Jul 2016 в 10:51 #7
Он предлагает игру добавить тебе в стим, только не понятно зачем. Это ничего не даст, кроме как видеть осу в стиме. Работать как все игры со стимом она не станет.