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How to use the Workshop
Por McKay
Download, create and share skins on the Workshop.
   
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Downloading Skins

1) To open the workshop, you can go to the main menu and click this button:




2) Download items by subscribing to them:



  • You can also subscribe to items from the thumbnail view, by hovering over and clicking the green plus button on the bottom right corner of each thumbnail:



3) Steam will automatically download all subscribed items in the background


4) In-game, go to Options > Skin




5) Click on "Workshop ..."



  • Click on ">>> Refresh <<<" periodically until all items have finished downloading.
  • Download progress can be monitored in Steam (Library > Downloads).
  • Workshop skins will have a blue name in-game if selected.
  • You can still use local skins as usual, nothing has changed.
  • Once a workshop skin is downloaded and selected, it will continue working even if Steam is not running:
  • However, if Steam is not running, then you may not switch workshop skins.
  • And, if Steam is not running, then switching to a local skin is not undo-able.


Creating Skins

"Official" tutorial:
https://osu.ppy.sh/help/wiki/Skinning_Tutorial

(Note that there are differences between the official osu! client and McOsu, but almost everything is supported and just works.)

This guide assumes you know what the folder structure looks like.


Take a look at the default skin, everything in it is skinnable:

/<Steam>/steamapps/common/McOsu/materials/default/

To get to this folder, right click on the game in your Steam Library > Properties > LOCAL FILES > BROWSE LOCAL FILES:




Skinnable elements which are not skinnable in osu! (or do not exist there):
  • backgroundcube
  • cursor-ripple
  • loading-spinner
  • seektriangle
  • skybox
  • slidergradient
  • songselect-top
  • songselect-bottom
  • user-icon


Uploading & Updating Skins

This guide assumes you know what the folder structure looks like.

Your osu!folder MUST be an absolute path[en.wikipedia.org]. Relative paths will NOT work.
(If you never deliberately entered a relative path then everything should be good.)


0) If you already have an existing workshop item you want to update, skip to 3)

1) Create a thumbnail for your skin, with this exact filename and format

steamworkshopthumbnail.jpg

Here is an example:



  • Use Photoshop / GIMP / Paint / whatever your favorite image editing software is.
  • Filesize must be less than 1 MB
  • Format must be JPEG
  • Filename must be steamworkshopthumbnail.jpg


2) Copy the thumbnail into the folder of the skin you want to upload

Here is an example folder/file structure:





3) Select the skin you want to upload/update in-game

Go to Options > Skin:



Click on "Local Skin ..." and select the local skin you want to upload/update:



  • Notice how the skin name changed from blue to white once a local skin was selected.
  • Only continue if the game successfully loaded your local skin as usual.


4) Open the in-game console via [SHIFT] + [F1] and enter this command

osu_workshop_upload_skin






5) Press [ENTER] to execute the command
  • (Look for error messages either on the top left of the window (console log), or as notifications.)


  • If you did everything correctly, a loading spinner will appear in the middle of the screen.
  • After the upload is finished, the newly created workshop page for your item will be opened:
  • There you can change the name, description, add screenshots, etc.
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  • After a successful upload, a new text file containing the item ID will be added to your local skin.
  • This text file uniquely identifies your workshop item, and allows you to update it later on:
  • steamworkshopitemid.txt


6) Make your workshop item public

By default, all uploaded items have their visibility set to private (to allow editing name/description/screenshots/etc. before going public):



Navigate to the Steam Workshop for McOsu, select your item, and change its visibility via the owner controls:



13 comentários
kind of onr 26 de fev. às 12:46 
ty
McKay  [autor] 4 jan. 2023 às 0:18 
@Da_Quokka In-game means main menu, where the big square animated McOsu logo is. You click on that and get 3 smaller buttons: "Play", " Options" and "Exit". Either click on the "Options" button there, or use the game-wide CTRL + O hotkey.
Da_Quokka 3 jan. 2023 às 23:50 
I don't understand. In-game there are is no option to select "options."
Is it the game options or something in the Steam that I am looking for?
𝓩𝓞𝓜𝓑𝓐𝓚 26 nov. 2022 às 0:33 
best
McKay  [autor] 21 fev. 2022 às 8:42 
@April068 You can not add change notes without also pushing an update. The two are always linked together, that's how the workshop works for every game. You could modify any skin element slightly in order to force a new update to be generated (e.g. by adding a meaningless comment line to skin.ini).
April068 21 fev. 2022 às 6:46 
That lets you edit any change notes yes, but not add one
McKay  [autor] 20 fev. 2022 às 23:36 
@April068 After you have updated the item, go to the Steam Workshop page for that item and click on the "Change Notes" tab. From there you can edit any of the change notes.
April068 20 fev. 2022 às 12:08 
How do I add a "Change Note" to a workshop item?
kaze 6 jul. 2019 às 3:57 
Thank you for awesome guide!
lucid 22 jun. 2019 às 12:10 
got it, thanks! can't wait to see more new features