A tool for stitching (connect) multiple players' replay files when relaying beatmaps.

中文说明

PS: Note that composite playback requires manual correction of count_300 and other data (but using DANSER export can avoid this problem).

usage: main.py [options]

osu replay connector by SpaceSkyNet

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f FILE, --file FILE  the config file path, defaults to `./config.toml`
  -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                        the output replay path, defaults to `./merged.osr`

# use default config file path and output replay path
./main.py 

# use `settings.toml` as config file and `replay.osr` as output replay name
./main.py -f settings.toml -o replay.osr

Default filename is config.toml.

The list of replay file paths is arranged in the chronological order of playing. It is recommended to use tools such as Circleguard to view the overlapped parts of the replay near the time node as the time node for stitching (it is recommended that the distance between the cursors of the two replays should not exceed one note. diameter, it is also best to choose a time period without key press)

The format of time node supports HH:MM:SS.MS, MM:SS.MS, SS.MS, HH:MM:SS, MM:SS, SS, as above The time for Circleguard can be written as 00.116125.

PS：The number of replay file path lists is one more than the number of stitched time nodes (naturally)

# Username in the output replay file
REPLAY_USERNAME = "ALL"
# Mods of the output replay file (HDNF, etc.)
REPLAY_MODS = "NF"
# Replay file path list
REPLAY_PATH_LIST = [
	"./test/0.osr",
	"./test/1.osr", 
	"./test/2.osr",
	"./test/3.osr",
	"./test/4.osr",
	"./test/6.osr",
	"./test/7.osr",
	"./test/8.osr",
	"./test/9.osr",
	"./test/10.osr", 
]
# Offset of the replay files(same as Global Offset)
REPLAY_OFFSETS = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
# Stitched time node list
CUT_TIME_LIST = [
	'0:30.208', 
	'1:11.511', 
	'1:33.545', 
	'1:55.877',
	'2:16.469', 
	'2:53.918',
	'3:10.000',
	'4:13.195',
	'4:35.800', 	
]