What is LR2oraja?

The latest build of beatoraja, but compiled using LR2 judges and gauges.

Downloads are on the Releases page.

Download the original beatoraja
Download LR2oraja from the releases page. LR2oraja's download contains only a single file, beatoraja.jar.
Replace the beatoraja.jar in your original beatoraja with LR2oraja's beatoraja.jar.

For help on setting up beatoraja, refer to the beatoraja English Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Because people wanted it.

LR2oraja is not intended to work with IRs.

Switch to the lr2oraja branch in this repository. It's there.

You can also see this in practice mode. Practice mode will also have LR2's gauges selected by default.
Scratches now have the same timing windows as regular notes.
ASSIST EASY / EX-HARD uses vanilla beatoraja's implementations of "LR2 ASSIST EASY" / "LR2 EX-HARD".
- More specific details: ASSIST EASY is LR2's EASY but with 60% to clear. EX-HARD is LR2's HARD gauge but with double the damage for POORs and BADs (E.POORS are unaffected).

In LR2oraja/LR2, HARD gauge damage reduction starts when you have strictly below 32% gauge remaining (not 30%).
In LR2oraja/LR2, you fail on HARD gauge if your gauge goes below 2% (not when it hits 0%).

Technical details: If you use practice mode, you might observe that EASY, NORMAL, HARD and VERYHARD judge still use 100%, 75%, 50% and 25% judge windows. Unlike vanilla beatoraja where the judge windows are scaled linearly (proportionally), LR2oraja's judge windows now interpolate between LR2's EASY, NORMAL, HARD and VERYHARD judges. For example, setting judge windows to 70% in LR2oraja's practice mode will put you somewhere in between LR2's NORMAL and HARD judge windows (more precisely, 4/5*NORMAL + 1/5*HARD). Image reference: https://imgur.com/a/mnZHgZp
More technical details: Practice mode's judge window scaling is different from EXPAND JUDGE's judge window scaling. EXPAND JUDGE still scales the judge windows linearly like in vanilla beatoraja.
VERYEASY judge in LR2oraja is set to 75%, the same as NORMAL judge. It appears that LR2 treats VERYEASY judge as NORMAL judge.

In LR2oraja/LR2, prematurely releasing a LN gives you a BAD. In beatoraja, this gives you a POOR.
The LN early release tolerance for LR2oraja/LR2 is equal to the GOOD window of a standard note.
- Assuming that you hit the start of the LN with a PGREAT judgement, releasing anywhere within the GOOD window or later will give you a PGREAT judgement. Releasing before that will give you a BAD judgement.
- This is different from beatoraja, where the LN release window is also split into GOOD, GREAT and PGREAT judgements, and the final judgement you get on the LN is the worse of the two judgements (press and release). Note: this is for LN mode.

This would hopefully make it easier to tell apart LR2oraja scoreposts from vanilla beatoraja scoreposts.

The default TOTAL calculation formula has been changed to match that of LR2.
- TOTAL formula used by LR2oraja (0.8.3+): 160 + (N + clamp(N-400, 0, 200))*0.16, where N := totalnotes and clamp(X,a,b) := min(max(X,a),b).
- beatoraja vs LR2 TOTAL calculation: https://imgur.com/a/X9PnxsP

Differences in LR2's and beatoraja's handling of S-RANDOM with notes that are extremely close to each other.
Differences in speed change mechanics
Treatment of #DEFEXRANK in LR2/LR2oraja. Some charts include the #DEFEXRANK parameter, which overrides the judgerank of the chart. This is built into beatoraja's engine.