Imports archives of osu! beatmaps as Collections in osu!stable.
Download the executable from the releases tab. You may want to put it somewhere easily accessible and add it to your PATH.
USAGE:
Convert and import a beatmap pack into a collection in the game:
OsuPackImporter "<path to archive>"
Convert without importing a beatmap pack into a collection in the game:
OsuPackImporter --no-import "<path to archive>"
Convert a beatmap pack into an .osdb file:
OsuPackImporter --osdb "<path to output .osdb file>" "<path to archive>"
-v, --verbose (Default: false) Log more stuff to the console. Useful to debug the program and catch errors.
--no-import (Default: false) Prevent automatic import of beatmaps in the game when dumping into collection.db.
--no-rename (Default: false) Don't rename collections after import.
--osdb Whether to export or not the parsed archive as an OSDB file.
--osudir The location of your osu!stable installation.
--help Display help screen.
--version Display version information.
input path (pos. 0) Required. Location of the beatmap pack archive.
To convert a beatmap pack to a collection in-game, you can use the following command:
OsuPackImporter "<path to archive>"
To convert a beatmap pack into an .osdb file, you need to specify the path to the output .osdb file:
OsuPackImporter --osdb "<path to output .osdb file>" "<path to archive>"
By default, the program will ask you if you want to rename the imported
collections. You can disable this behaviour by passing the --no-rename
flag:
OsuPackImporter --no-rename "<path to archive>"
If you don't provide arguments, it will go in a kind of interactive mode to set those arguments for you.
Note: You will need to close the game before running the program, especially if you're not using conversion to a .osdb file.
The program will pause by itself anyway.
This program is licensed under the MIT license.