The game will automatically download the replay file from the osu! servers and play it for you. This is the easiest way to see how a specific player handled a difficult section.
| Byte Offset | Type | Description | |-------------|------|-------------| | 0 | Int32 | Game mode (0 = osu!standard, 1 = Taiko, 2 = Catch the Beat, 3 = Mania) | | 4 | Int32 | Beatmap hash (version ID) | | 8 | String | Player name | | Variable | String | Beatmap MD5 hash | | Variable | String | Replay MD5 hash (integrity check) | | Variable | Int16 | Number of 300s, 100s, 50s, misses, Geki, Katu | | Variable | Int32 | Maximum combo achieved | | Variable | Int16 | Perfect/full combo flag | | Variable | Int32 | Mods used (bitwise flags: HD, HR, DT, FL, etc.) | | Variable | String | Life bar graph (comma-separated HP values over time) | | Variable | Int64 | Timestamp (Windows ticks) | | Variable | Int32 | Replay length in bytes (compressed) | | Variable | Byte[] | Compressed replay data (LZMA or legacy format) | | Variable | Int64 | Online score ID (if submitted) | osu replay viewer
Once flagged, replays are sent to the osu! team for manual review. The game will automatically download the replay file
: A web-based player that lets you watch replays directly in your browser by dragging and dropping .osr files. Standard In-Game Controls | Byte Offset | Type | Description |
