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osu! Web Beatmap Viewer

An osu! beatmap viewer on the web.

Special Thanks

Features

  • Play a beatmap (custom hitsounds supported, keysounding are also supported)
  • Change beatmap clockrate to match DT and HT (Audio might has some artifacts while playing)
  • Change beatmap visual to match HR and EZ
  • Switching between Argon slider style and Legacy slider style
  • Background dim, background blur, etc. You know it
  • Watch replay (experimental, unstable af)
  • Import skins

osu! mapping features

  • Snap scrolling to the current beatsnap divisor similar to the osu! beatmap editor
  • Change beatsnap divisor
  • 1ms scrolling by hold Shift key while scrolling
  • Select hitobject(s) and copy their timestamp to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl + C similar to the osu! beatmap editor

Usage

Beatmap Preview

  • Grab an osu!standard beatmap ID (not beatmapset ID) from osu! beatmap listing and paste it in the input box on the website.

bID

  • Alternatively, you can directly load the map by using the b query on the URL. Which will look like this: https://preview.tryz.id.vn/?b=3574847. Replace the 3574847 with your desired beatmap ID.

  • You can also drag and drop / load a local .osz file to load the map.

  • The loading time of the map really depends on your machine, your internet speed and the map itself. The website might take a long time to load maps with many files bundled inside of the .osz (for example: keysounding) or with a poor internet connection. Please be patient. In case it takes forever to load, just create an issue on this repo and I'll have a look at it.

Replay View (Beta)

  • Drag and drop the .osr file. Make sure the map of the replay is up to date and not a local map.

Screenshots

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Issue

  • Should there be any issue happening on the site, please create a new issue on this repository.
  • Also, since I haven't tested this site on many different kinds of browsers (such as Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc), inconsistencies are expected to happen between each one of them.