acc-is-sponge
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1 year ago Yes, it is. I think this mod can be used in that way!
In fact, that functionality is already implemented in this MOD, by...
- Placing the regulation definition to
UserData/BeatSpeedrun/Regulations, for exampleUserData/BeatSpeedrun/Regulations/your-regulation.json - Set the regulation options like
["your-regulation.json", "scoresaber/092023.json"]in the configuration file (UserData/BeatSpeedrun.json).
The reason I haven't yet put this feature in a well visible position for users is, that I was looking for a way to emphasize the competitive aspect of it, that various people are speedrunning with the same regulations. Once I make some adjustments, such as explicitly displaying a string like (local) on the screen when using local regulations, I will release it as an official feature of this MOD. For now this behavior likely to be changed, but I'll provide a feature like this.
Hey there, not really an issue but more of a suggestion for the mod.
Could it be possible to have users make/use their own regulations and mapsets locally on their PC? I see that the mod already pulls from your github repositories for the regulations/mapsets, but I think allowing a feature or option to have it pull local files would be great as well.
I had the idea of using the current regulation and mapset, but have the time be really long or infinite - turning the mod into a local leaderboard that tracks PP. In order to do this, I would need to edit or create my own regulation json file.
If users could customize or make their own regulations/mapsets, they could have their own personal, resettable local leaderboards if they do not care about uploading scores to Scoresaber / Beatleader / Hitbloq.
I think this would be a really nice feature to add to the mod. I would most certainly be using it to try a few challenges - for example seeing what PP or rank you'd have if you only played 8 stars and below within 30 days, or trying to see how much PP you could get in a week instead of 48 hours.