Hotkeys

[Daniil15DDD]

I only know how to move and scale UI, but is there any ways I can turn overlay off by hotkey

[wizcreations7]

From what I found so far, there is not direct way to toggle the overlay. However, you can scale it down until it's practically not there. As far as hotkeys go, they all require you to be holding Right Shift to work. Here's a list of all hotkeys that I've discovered, including the ones you've mentioned. There's also some tips for you.

Hotkey List

• Del: Reset Overlay
• End: Refresh Overlay
• Page Down: Scale Down
• Page Up: Scale Up
• Left, Right, Up, Down: Move the overlay around

  Overlay Pointers

• If you can't move the overlay, use Del and it should fix it.
• Movement can be a little janky, so be aware of that.
• Moving the overlay is very slow, heads up.
• If the overlay is bugged or not showing right, use End.

  When Changing Skins

  When you are changing overlay skins, you'll sometimes have part of it cut off. There isn't really any way to prevent this if you're doing it often, so I recommend sticking to one. If you have this issue, there's two routes you can take.

Route A - This one is very, very tedious but will be more effective.

• Open your config.ini
• If the top or bottom of your overlay is cut off, increase the overlayHeight. This number is the amount of pixels the overlay will be in height.
• If the left or right of your overlay is cut off, increase the overlayWidth. This number is the amount of pixels the overlay will be in width.
• After each time you make a change you will need to restart both gosumemory and OSU itself to see it.
• Keep increasing and/or decreasing these numbers until it goes just past the point of cutting off your overlay.
• Setting these numbers too high will prevent the overlay from touching the edge of the screen. Decrease as needed if it does.

Route B - This requires you to use the Opera GX web browser. Use Route A if you don't have it.

• Open the link to your skin. This can be found in the command prompt that opened.
• Navigate to the name of the skin you want
• Press CTRL + SHIFT + C
• Hover your mouse over the skin you'd like to use until there is a box highlighting the whole thing
• In the little window that pops up, you'll see something like 480x120. Remember these, or write them down.
• Head to your config.ini, change the overlayWidth to the first number, change the overlayHeight to the second number, and save/close.
• You'll need to restart both gosumemory and OSU itself. If you did this right, it should display properly.
• Make sure you read Route A, as it includes some important information going from here.