Closed klonerovsky closed 2 months ago
you can ask anything here
But I already found your discord, maybe we'll talk there?
you can ask anything here But if you want to stay here - okay, no problem
my discord is for personal use
my discord is for personal use
Ok, I see. So I'm writing Okayu Loader (https://github.com/takumoyoshi/OkayuLoader) on C# winui3. It's a tool that runs osu with devserver flag, I think it's better to have one program rather then have a thousands of lnk for every server. In future I will code a function, that runs osu with auto logged in account that user choosed (when you are switching between servers osu don't remember Your account and password). I also added feature that runs osu with your patcher. I don't know what should I do. I already added link to your patcher repo, but I also added compiled patcher in releases. I don't want to make thing when user must compile your patcher by himself, but I don't think that pin your patchee to releases is a good idea, because users will not go your repo and see who made patcher. What should I do? P.S. Im sorry about my English skills. Im from Russia and time in Moscow is 2:48 am, I'm not thinking straight anymore
no worries
when you are switching between servers osu don't remember Your account and password
I have a tool for that, it's pinned on my profile if you want to take a look.
You can include my project in releases as long as you use the same license (done) and give proper credit.
A hyperlink to this repository in the description of that button would suffice.
Thank you very much! I will include patcher in releases but I will make hyperlink to you repo in patcher card. Thank you!
Also, I strongly urge against this
Download the latest .msix installer from Release page and then trust OkayuLoader certificate. Download Patcher.7z and extract it in osu! folder.
Not only could you accidentally overwrite game files, it clutters your game directory and makes it unmanagable. Also, just avoid msix, it's a pain in the ass. I don't like trusting random certificates and I doubt others would either. Just build a standalone version that doesn't require any installation.
Okay... So I will see how can I make a standalone version of winui3 apps... And I also change path to patcher from osu! folder to (for example) user documents or home directory
@rushiiMachine is it possible to use the compiled version for auto-installation for Okayu Loader (https://github.com/takumoyoshi/OkayuLoader)?
as long as it complies with the aforementioned terms
Im writing my osu switcher and I'm using your patcher, I would like to discuss cooperation with you. I'm leaving a link to your patcher, but I don't know how you feel about it!