Yet another memory reader for osu! Supports both Linux and Windows. (requires sudo on Linux though since only root can read /proc)
Build custom pp counters with ease!
You can contact us here: https://discord.gg/8enr4qD
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- Unzip files anywhere
In the root folder of the program, you can find the static directory. It contains all of the available counters. Those are getting streamed via HTTP-File server
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Run gosumemory & osu!
- Visit this link in your browser: http://localhost:24050 and choose the counter that you like.
- Add a browser source in OBS (Width and Height could be found in the Included counters spoiler)
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If using built-in counters covers all of your needs, then you are done here.
Please note that auto-updates only cover the executable itself, however, if a new counter gets released, we will mention it in the Release Notes.
If you want to make your own, just create a new directory in the static folder.
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Open-Source Implementation of Luscent's overlay. No elements were stolen. This is a remake. Please consider buying his version!
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gosumemory streams WebSocket data to ws://localhost:24050/ws that you can use in any programming language to develop a frontend. We recommend JavaScript though, as it's much easier to make something pretty with the Web framework. All of the included counters are good starting points. There is also http://localhost:24050/json that you can open in a web browser to see the available data. We strongly recommend against sending GET requests to that address, please use WebSocket instead.
Head over to static and create a pull request there. If it's good quality, then it will get approved and included in the next release.
You have two options. Either run native, but with sudo privileges, or through WINE. Please note that 32-Bit builds are experimental and don't have leaderboard data. They could contain crashes. Report them if you encounter any.
- Piotrekol and his ProcessMemoryDataFinder for most of the memory signatures
- Francesco149 and his oppai-ng for the pp calculator that we use
- tdeo for the Memory Signature Scanner package
- omkelderman for helping out with the db package
- jamuwu and his osu-strain for difficulty strain logic
- cyperdark and Dartandr for frontend designs
- KotRik for porting legacy counters