If a command fails to execute after the build, you likely don't have Citra (Nintendo 3DS emulator) in your environment variables, however you can ignore this if your just testing on your Nintendo 3DS. Open Command Prompt (or equivalent) and CD to the cloned repo and run make there should be no errors at all.Copy an entire skin that contains at least these 4 files approachcircle.png, cursor.png, hitcircle.png and hitcircleoverlay.png to the default folder inside the romfs folder.Create 2 folders inside the cloned osu-3DS folder called romfs, and inside the romfs folder make a folder inside it called default, this is where the skin will be at. A: Once you are done porting your skin from McOsu's Workshop to osustable - you can reimport it into osulazer using the built-in skin importer Whatever issues osulazer will have with the skin are unrelated to McOsu at that point.Edit main.c in the source folder and replace line // Beatmap C data with the contents of BeatmapCode.txt.Run the following command > BeatmapCode.txt (replace with the file name of the EXE name).Īssuming you have devkitPro already installed:.

Open a Command Prompt (or equivalent) and CD to where you compiled the C# code at.

Save this file and call it BeatmapData.csv and move it to where you compiled that C# at.

Take your beatmap.osu file and remove everything except for the stuff below (and also remove its self).

Note: The guide was written at the time of release (June 2018).įirst follow these steps to convert the osu file: how do i get skins onto osu lazer because i cant find a way to some buttons at the end (I dont exactly remember) will help you a lot in importing them.

Osu!3ds is a homebrew rhythm game, an attempt to port osu! to the Nintendo 3DS.Ĭurrently this is not for the average user and its still very, WIP as theres no beatmap parsing basically and no audio output.

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