Use same height as other button pieces.

Tinting varies by button state.

This element is stretched to fit the needed width.

Use same height as other button pieces.

Tinting varies by button state.

Use same height as other button pieces.

Tinting varies by button state.

Animation name: menu-back-{n}.png.

The native back button is not skinnable.

• If this element is skinned, it will override the new one everywhere, except for the options.

Click the Auto mod icon to see this icon.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

For osu!mania, click the Fade In mod icon to see this icon.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Cycle through the xK mods to view.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

Click the Double Time mod icon to see this icon.

Click the Sudden Death mod icon to see this icon.

This element is osu!mania-specific.

This element is osu!, osu!taiko, and osu!catch-specific mod.

This element is osu!-specific mod.

This mod will move the cursor for the player while the player just needs to tap or click.

This element is osu!-specific mod.

This mod is available in the cuttingedge stream only.

This element is an osu!-specific mod.

This mod does not have an image in-game.

This mod does not show up in the mod selection or leaderboards.

Indicator for plays with certain mods and combinations.

• Does not show up if only ‘Score V2’, ‘Auto’, ‘Double Time’, ‘Nightcore’, or ‘Half Time’ by itself is used, combinations with other mods including them will show the mod.

This mod does not have an image in-game.

This mod does not show up in the mod selection.

Indicator for plays done using a touchscreen.

• The client uses a background algorithm to calculate if a play is done with a touchscreen, if too many cursor warps occur it might be applied to a play.

By default, this element will rotate and expand (on click).

skin.ini commands:

• To disable cursor expand (on click), set CursorExpand to 0.
• To disable cursor rotate, set CursorRotate to 0.

This element does not rotate nor expand (on click).

This element is above the cursor.png element.

This element is used when the player presses the smoke key.

• By default, the smoke key is bound to C.

This element is underneath the cursor.png element

If cursormiddle.png is present, a longer trail is used.

By default, this element does not rotate.

skin.ini command:

• To enable cursortrail rotate, set CursorTrailRotate to 1.

This element is used when the player presses the Left-Click key or Right-Click key on their keyboard or mouse.

• By default, the Left-Click key is bound to Z.
• By default, the Right-Click key is bound to X.

This should either say “1” or “3”.

This should say “2”.

This should either say “3” or “1”.

This should say “Go!”.

This should say “Are You Ready?” or “Ready?”.

This element flashes in the centre of the song select screen in respect of the song’s BPM.

Select osu! for this to be visible.

This element flashes in the centre of the song select screen in respect of the song’s BPM.

Select osu!taiko for this to be visible.

This element flashes in the centre of the song select screen in respect of the song’s BPM.

Select osu!catch for this to be visible.

This element flashes in the centre of the song select screen in respect of the song’s BPM.

Select osu!mania for this to be visible.

This element is used inside the game mode selection dropdown menu.

Click on selection-mode.png to see.

This element is used inside the game mode selection dropdown menu.

Click on selection-mode.png to see.

This element is used inside the game mode selection dropdown menu.

Click on selection-mode.png to see.

This element is used inside the game mode selection dropdown menu.

Click on selection-mode.png to see.

This element is on top of the selection-mode.png element.

Select osu! for this to be visible.

If the menu-snow.png element is not skinned, this element will be used if it is selected.

This element is on top of the selection-mode.png element.

Select osu!taiko for this to be visible.

If the menu-snow.png element is not skinned, this element will be used if it is selected.

This element is on top of the selection-mode.png element.

Select osu!catch for this to be visible.

If the menu-snow.png element is not skinned, this element will be used if it is selected.

This element is on top of the selection-mode.png element.

Select osu!mania for this to be visible.

If the menu-snow.png element is not skinned, this element will be used if it is selected.

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screenborder
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screenborder
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

Positioning varies:

• 192px away from right screen border
• v1.0: at 272px height
• v2.0+: at 320px height

Origin varies:

• Break: Centre
• Song Select panel: Left
• User scores: Centre

This element is positioned at 320px height.

Since the image is rotated, the origin on the image itself is Top Left.

This element is used in osu! and osu!catch.

This element is rotated 90 degrees clockwise and stretched by 1.05x in-game.

Must be enabled in the options to see.

This element is used in osu! and osu!catch.

Positioning varies for each key:

• 24px away from screenborder
• K1/L: at 350px height
• K2/R: at 398px height
• M1/D: at 446px height
• M2: at 492px height

Toggleable in the options.

Shrinks briefly when the keys are pressed.

Tinting varies by button location and state:

• White, if key is not pressed.
• Yellow, if the key is pressed and located on the top half.
• Purple, if the key is pressed and located on the bottom half.

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards and input overlay.

• For input overlay, the initial button labels are not skinnable.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan
• Input overlay: use InputOverlayText value from skin.ini or black, if not defined

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right
• Rank: Top Right
• Input overlay: Top

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards.

This element is used as the decimal separator.

• Usage depends on your selected language.

Tinting depends on use:

• Score: white
• Combo: cyan

Origin varies on use:

• Score: Top Left
• Combo: Top Right

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards.

This element is used as the decimal separator.

• Usage depends on your selected language.

Tinted white.

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards.

This element is used in Multi games when the win condition is set to Accuracy.

Tinted white.

This element is used for the in-game leaderboards.

This element is used as the multiplier symbol.

Tinted cyan.

osu!supporter required.

This element is positioned in the centre and is set to cover (fill the entire width and height while keeping its aspect ratio, but crop anything that is outside the game window).

By default, osu! has a set of background images that it will cycle through.

• If this element is skinned and the user has osu!supporter tag, this element will override this behaviour.

This element is used as the playfield if beatmap does not have a background.

The seasonal background option can affect the visibility of this element.

• If it is set to Always the seasonal backgrounds will override this element.
• If it is set to Sometimes the seasonal backgrounds will override this element while they are in active use.

.jpg extension only.

• If the image type is .png change the extension to .jpg.

• If the background is transparent, the background colour will be black.

The player can drag and drop an image to overwrite the skin’s skinned image. This will replace the image in the skin’s folder!

osu!supporter required.

This element appears upon starting the client.

This element folds out and expands, then fades out.

If not skinned, the current game mode’s small icon will be used instead.

Must be enabled in the options to see.

• This option may forcibly be enabled during the holidays (Christmas).

Used in the offset wizard.

Stretched to fit screen height.

Tinting varies by tick state.

When the game is paused, the playfield will be dimmed and this file will overlay on top of it.

This element will not stretch to fit.

Full image height is 768px.

Smaller images are shown with transparent borders while larger images are partially shown.

This can also be a .jpg file (and can have the .jpg extension).

• osu! prefers .png over .jpg.

When the player has failed, the playfield will be dimmed and this file will overlay on top of it.

This element will stretch to fit.

This can also be a .jpg file (and can have the .jpg extension).

• osu! prefers .png over .jpg.

This element is positioned at 576px height.

This element is seen in the fail and pause screens.

This element is positioned at 224px height.

This element is seen in the pause screen.

This element appears on the ranking screen (after finishing a map or viewing a score).

This element is positioned at 672px height or at 576px height, if pause-retry.png is not available.

Positioning varies:

• pause or fail screen:
  • Centre, positioned at 400px height
• ranking screen:
  • Right, positioned at 576px height

This element appears on the ranking screen after finishing a map and on the pause and fail screens.

To have multiple combobursts, use: comboburst-{n}.png.

• One of the images in the set will be appear when a combo milestone is met.

For v2.2-, this is osu! and osu!catch’s combobursts.

For v2.3+, this is osu!’s combobursts.

This can be disabled in the options.

This should face towards the right.

Animation name: play-skip-{n}.png

This element is used for song selection (the stars that fly from right to left), cursor, kiai time, combobursts.

Skin versions 2.2+ can support thumbnails (must be enabled in the options) for song selection

• Thumbnails get positioned 9px away from the left image border
• Thumbnail size is 115x85

This element is used in various places:

• scoreboards in song selection
• button for the beatmap difficulty in song selection
• scoreboards on the left while playing
• button that shows the selected beatmap while waiting in a room in multiplayer

Tinting varies by button state.

This element is shown when using mods that disable score submission.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Tinting varies by version.

• pause screen:
  • all versions: tinted blue
• exiting breaks:
  • v1.0: tinted white
  • v2.0+: tinted red

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

If skinned, this element overrides play-warningarrow.png.

This element is used in the pause and fail screens.

Not tinted.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

If skinned, this element overrides play-warningarrow.png.

Used for the end break warning.

Not tinted.

This element is seen when the player has a low amount of HP, about less than 50%, during a long enough break.

This element is seen when the player has a high amount of HP, about more than 50%, during a long enough break.

This element is used in multi games, seen next to the player’s score (on the sides) when the player votes to skip the intro of a beatmap.

Used when playing with 4:3 storyboards on widescreen.

While beatmapping, disable Widescreen support in song setup for this to appear.

This element is stretched to fit the needed area.

The right pillar is flipped horizontally.

This element is only used in the beatmap editor.

Should be a circle.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: ranking-accuracy-{n}.png

Positioning varies:

• v1.0: (291,500)
• v2.0+: (291,480)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: min: 308x156
• v2.0+: min: 308x148

Positioning varies:

• v1.0: (256,576)
• v2.0+: (256,608)

The box itself is 301x141.

The first 7 pixels at the top and at the left should be transparent.

• In v1 it’s shifted down by 8px.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: ranking-maxcombo-{n}.png

Positioning varies:

• v1.0: (8,500)
• v2.0+: (8,480)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: max height: 694px
• v2.0+: max height: 666px

Positioning varies:

• v1.0: (0,74)
• v2.0+: (0,102)

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: ranking-perfect-{n}.png

Positioning varies:

• v1.0: (320,688)
• v2.0+: (416,688)

x-position 32px away from the right side

Position varies:

• at 672px height.
• at 576px height, if retry is not available.

Positioned at 576px height.

If skinned, this element overrides pause-retry.png.

This element is used in multi only.

This element has no size restrictions.

When used in osu!mania, this element is rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise, scaled to 0.7x size, and placed at the bottom right of stage.

Animation name: scorebar-colour-{n}.png.

Blend mode varies:

• Multiplicative, if scorebar-marker.png is used.
  • Tinted black over time when near critical zone and tinted red in the critical zone.

Normal, otherwise.

Positioning varies:

• If a marker is used, positioned at (12,12).
• Otherwise, positioned at (5,16).

When used in osu!mania, this element is rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise, scaled to 0.7x size, and placed at the bottom right of stage.

scorebar-marker.png has higher priority.

This element represents the “passing” zone.

This element is not used in osu!mania.

Y-position at 16; x-position is placed at the end of the cropped scorebar-colour.png

A scorebar-colour.png is required for this element to appear.

scorebar-marker.png has higher priority.

this element represents the “warning” zone

This element is not used in osu!mania

Y-position at 16; x-position is placed at the end of the cropped scorebar-colour.png

A scorebar-colour.png is required for this element to appear.

scorebar-marker.png has higher priority.

This element represents the “critical” zone.

This element is not used in osu!mania

Y-position at 16; x-position is placed at the end of the cropped scorebar-colour.png

A scorebar-colour.png is required for this element to appear.

If skinned, this element overrides the scorebar-ki.png, scorebar-kidanger.png, and scorebar-kidanger2.png elements.

The marker fades out if the player reaches the critical zone.

This element is not used in osu!mania.

Y-position at 16; x-position is placed at the end of the cropped scorebar-colour.png.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • In osu! and osu!catch, additive for the expanding after images.
  • Additionally in osu!catch, the after images are tinted using the combo colour of the fruit.
  • In osu!mania, multiplicative.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57

This element is for the accuracy.

The usage is dependent on your selected language.

By default, this is also used for the combo numbers.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
  • Total Score: x1.3 in V2+
• In-game
  • Score: x0.96
  • Accuracy: x0.57

This element is for the accuracy.

The usage is dependent on your selected language.

This element is for the accuracy.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
• In-game
  • Accuracy: x0.57

This element is for the combo, only used in osu!.

Custom pathing possible by using ScorePrefix

• ComboPrefix (only for combo counters)

Different scaling depending on usage:

• Results screen
  • All counters: x1.1
• In-game
  • osu!standard Combo: x1.3 (x1.8 fully expanded)

Blend mode varies:

• If used for combo counter:
  • Additive for the expanding after images.

Any pixels outside of the 25x25 square will be cut off.

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 92x87
• v2.0+: 92x90

Hover over selection-mode.png to see.

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 92x87
• v2.0+: 92x90

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

Hover over selection-mods.png to see.

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

Hover over selection-random.png to see.

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

Hover over selection-options.png to see.

In v1.0, positioning is 87px away from the bottom.

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0: 77x87
• v2.0+: 77x87

Depending on the client’s window size, 4 to 5 tabs will be displayed.

Stretches to 100% of screen width.

Making this element too tall will prevent mouse clicks from interacting with elements below it.

Rightmost few pixels repeat from a certain point

Repetitions are layered below the initial asset

Their starting point varies depending on user’s in-game resolution

Skin versions 2.2+ can support thumbnails (must be enabled in the options) for song selection

• Thumbnails get positioned 9px away from the left image border
• Thumbnail size is 115x85

This element is used in various places:

• scoreboards in song selection
• button for the beatmap difficulty in song selection
• scoreboards on the left while playing
• button that shows the selected beatmap while waiting in a room in multiplayer

Tinting varies by button state.

This element is used for difficulty star ratings (seen in song selection).

• v2.2+ will scale down the last star, if necessary
• v2.1- will crop the last star, if necessary

Tinting depends on the state of menu-button-background.png

This element is used for song selection (the stars that fly from right to left), cursor, kiai time, combobursts.

Animation name: hit0-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Animation name: hit50-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Animation name: hit100-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Default skin shows 喝 (Katsu)

• Shows after finishing a combo with a 100

Animation name: hit100k-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Animation name: hit300-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Default skin shows 激 (Geki)

• Shows after finishing a combo with only 300s

Animation name: hit300g-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

Default skin shows 喝 (Katsu)

• Shows after finishing a combo with a 300, while having 1 or more 100

Animation name: hit300k-{n}.png

Animation rate is fixed to 60 FPS. With a total length of 1.1s

If animation is used:

• animation does not loop, but the last frame persists until it fades out.
• results screen uses 0th frame

• static sprites are used (if included)
• single frame behaviour is not used.

Animation timing: (frame:opacity)

0-7 : 0% -> 100%

8-30 : 100%

30-66 : 100% -> 0%

hit50.png must be skinned.

hit100.png must be skinned.

This element is used for hit100.png and hit100k.png.

hit300.png must be skinned.

This element is used for hit300, hit300g, and hit300k.

Tinting depends on the hit circle’s combo colour.

This element shrinks over time.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this element will not be used.
  • To show the first approach circle with Hidden mod enabled, the player will need to enable it in the options.

Should be a circle.

This element fades in before getting tapped and expands when tapped or missed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before getting tapped and only fade out.

Tinting depends on the hit circle’s combo colour.

Also used for sliderstartcircle and/or sliderendcircle if not skinned.

Should be a circle.

This element fades in before getting tapped and expands when tapped or missed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before getting tapped and only fade out.

This can either overlay or underlay the combo number, by default this will always overlay.

• To make this underlay the combo number, set HitCircleOverlayAboveNumber to 0.

Should be a circle.

This element was animatable in the past. For full details, see skinning history.

The overlay’s visibility on sliders depends on slider circle elements:

• If sliderstartcircle/sliderendcircle exists in a skin without sliderstartcircleoverlay/sliderendcircleoverlay, then hitcircleoverlay isn’t displayed at all on slider starts or ends.
• If sliderstartcircle/sliderendcircle does not exist, then hitcircleoverlay is used as the overlay sprite for slider starts or ends.

Animation name: followpoint-{n}.png

If an arrow-like figure is used, it should point towards the right.

This stays on the screen for 1.2 seconds (1200ms).

This can be disabled in the options.

Tinting depends on the hit circle’s combo colour.

Used during kiai time:

• Coloured afterimage as part of hitburst explosion.
• Glowing behind hit circles during kiai time.

This element is also used in osu!taiko and osu!catch.

In v2.0+, the expanding animation is smaller.

Overrides hitcircle.png for the start of the slider, if skinned.

This element is the hit circle for the start of the slider.

This element fades in before getting tapped and expands when tapped or missed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before getting tapped and only fade out.

Should be a circle.

This element fades in before getting tapped and expands when tapped or missed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before getting tapped and only fade out.

This can either overlay or underlay the combo number, by default this will always overlay.

• To make this underlay the combo number, set HitCircleOverlayAboveNumber to 0.

Overrides the hitcircle.png image for the start of the slider.

sliderstartcircle.png is required for this to work.

Should be a circle.

This element was animatable in the past. For full details, see skinning history.

Overrides hitcircle.png for the end of the slider, if skinned.

This element is the hitcircle for the end of the slider.

This element fades in before completing and expands when completed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before completing and only fade out.

Should be a circle.

This element fades in before completing and expands when completed.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will fade in before completing and only fade out.

This can either overlay or underlay the combo number, by default this will always overlay.

• To make this underlay the combo number, set HitCircleOverlayAboveNumber to 0.

Overrides the hitcircleoverlay.png image for the end of the slider.

sliderendcircle.png is required for this to work.

Should be a circle.

This element was animatable in the past. For full details, see skinning history.

osu! will rotate this element to line up with the slider’s path.

This element will pulse at the bpm.

If an arrow-like figure is used, it should point towards the right.

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

In v1.0, these expanded then fades out with the hit circle.

• If Hidden mod is enabled, this will only fade out.

In v2.0+, these fade out.

Custom pathing possible by using HitCirclePrefix

This element is downscaled by 0.8x

Animation name: sliderfollowcircle-{n}.png

Max size: 308x308 (hitbox)

This element expands briefly when collecting a slider tick.

Animation name: sliderb{n}.png (no hyphen (-))

Tinting depends on the hit circle’s combo colour.

By default, the sliderball flips upon hitting the reverse arrow.

• To disable this, set sliderballflip to 0.

Ignored if sliderb.png is skinned.

• Beatmap skinnable if the player skin does not have sliderb.png skinned.

Tinted black.

This element is the background layer of the default slider ball.

Ignored if sliderb.png is skinned.

• Beatmap skinnable if the player skin does not have sliderb.png skinned.

This element is the top layer of the ball that stays in a static position (does not flip nor rotate).

Beatmap Skinnable if the player skin is using v1.0.

Used when the player collects a slider tick.

Should say “10”.

Beatmap Skinnable if the player skin is using v1.0.

Used when the player starts a slider and/or when they hit the reverse arrow.

Should say “30”.

This element is the slider tick.

If this element is overlapping the slider start or end, it will not be rendered.

This element is also used in osu!taiko.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

Applied to both styles.

Shrinks over time, like approachcircle.png

Usage is forced when spinner-circle.png or spinner-top.png is skinned.

This element is also used for osu!taiko.

RPM is short for “Revolutions Per Minute”

This element is positioned at 139px to the left from the middle of the screen and at 712px height

• (373,712) at 1024x768
• (544,712) at 1366x768

This element is positioned around 230px vertically.

This appears when the player has fulfilled the spinner.

This element is positioned around 582px vertically.

This appears at the start of a spinner.

osu! is watching for this element. If found, it will force the old styled spinners on v2.0+ (all elements in this section).

Using the suggested SD size will help alignment with spinner-metre.png.

By default, tinted grey.

• To change this, use the SpinnerBackground command.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

This element is the rotating part of the spinner.

This element is also used for osu!taiko.

• If using the new spinner style, you can still skin this for osu!taiko.

Positioned 46px away from top and 512px to the left from the middle axis.

• (0,46) at 1024x768 and (171,46) at 1366x768.

This element is the progression bars

The highest part of the bar will blink when bonus points are awarded.

• Blinking can be disabled by setting SpinnerNoBlink to 1 in the skin.ini

Beatmap Skinnable if the player skin is using v1.0.

This appears after the spinner fades out.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

Tinted cyan, blinks white when bonus points are awarded

This blinks when awarding bonus points.

This element is the lowest layer.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

This rotates the slowest.

This element is the second lowest layer.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

This rotates the second fastest (slower than spinner-middle2.png).

This element is the middle layer.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

Tinted red over time (this is the time indicator).

This element is the highest layer.

This element is positioned around 397px vertically.

This rotates the fastest.

This element is the second highest layer.

Animation name: fruit-catcher-idle-{n}.png

This element is the catcher state when doing nothing or catching objects

This should face towards the right.

The first 16 pixels at the top should be transparent.

The width should cover two fruits at a Circle Size of 0.

Animation name: fruit-catcher-fail-{n}.png

This element is the “missed” catcher state.

This overrides fruit-catcher-kiai.png if a fruit or drop/droplet is missed during kiai time.

This should face towards the right.

Animation name: fruit-catcher-kiai-{n}.png

This element is the catcher state during kiai time.

fruit-catcher-fail.png will override this if a fruit or drop/droplet is missed during kiai time.

This should face towards the right.

Beatmap Skinnable if the player skin is using v2.2-.

Animation name: fruit-ryuuta-{n}.png

This should face towards the right.

To have multiple combobursts, use: comboburst-fruits-{n}.png.

• One of the images in the set will be appear when a combo milestone is met.

On v2.2-, comboburst.png will be used instead.

osu!catch-specific combobursts

This can be disabled in the options.

This should face towards the right.

This pulsates on the catch line for where fruit’s landing location during kiai time.

This element is also used in osu! and osu!taiko.

This can be disabled in the options.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

This element is shown first.

This element is used for the hyperdash outline.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

This element is shown first; overlaying fruit-pear.png.

This element is shown second.

This element is used for the hyperdash outline.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

This element is shown second; overlaying fruit-grapes.png.

This element is shown third.

This element is used for the hyperdash outline.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

This element is shown third; overlaying fruit-apple.png.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: fruit-orange-{n}.png

This element is shown fourth (last).

This element is used for the hyperdash outline.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

• On the ranking screen:
  • Tinted orange for collected fruit
  • Tinted light grey for missed fruit.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: fruit-orange-overlay-{n}.png

This element is shown fourth (last); overlaying fruit-orange.png.

Tinted yellow.

This element is shown during a “spinner”.

This element is used for the hyperdash outline.

This element is shown during a spinner; overlaying fruit-bananas.png.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

• Animation name: fruit-drop-{n}.png

This element is shown during a “slider”.

Tinting depends on the fruit’s combo colour.

This element is not used in the ranking screen.

This element is shown during a “slider”; overlaying fruit-drop.png

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Positioned at (0,216).

This element is where the drum goes.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Position varies by skin version:

• v1–v2.0: (29,266) (and (86,266) when mirrored)
• v2.1+: (0,216) (and (90,216) when mirrored)

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Position varies by skin version:

• v1–v2.0: (29,266) (and (86,266) when mirrored)
• v2.1+: (0,216) (and (90,216) when mirrored)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0–v2.0: Max width: 56px
• v2.1+: 90x200

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Position varies by skin version:

• v1–v2.0: (85,253) ((13,253) when mirrored)
• v2.1+: (90,216) (and (0,216) when mirrored)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0–v2.0: Max width: 72px
• v2.1+: 90x200

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This element will get stretched to fit screen width.

This element is the normal state of the scrolling bar.

Position varies by skin version:

• v1.0–v2.0: (181,216)
• v2.1+: (0,216)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0–v2.0: 843x200
• v2.1+: 1024x200

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This element will get stretched to fit screen width.

This element is the kiai state of the scrolling bar.

This element overlays taiko-bar-right.

Position varies by skin version:

• v1.0–v2.0: (181,216)
• v2.1+: (0,216)

Suggested SD size:

• v1.0–v2.0: 843x200
• v2.1+: 1024x200

The SD image width must be exactly 1px wide.

This element is the track of the roll where the sliderscorepoint.png are placed on.

Tinting shifts from yellow to red.

This element is the end part of a roll.

Tinting shifts from yellow to red.

This element is also used in osu!.

This are the ticks of the roll.

Default skin shows 不可 (Bad)

Animation name: taiko-hit0-{n}.png.

If animated, default effect from static images will not be disabled.

Default skin shows 可 (OK)

Animation name: taiko-hit100-{n}.png.

If animated, default effect from static images will not be disabled.

Default skin shows 良 (Good)

Animation name: taiko-hit100k-{n}.png.

If animated, default effect from static images will not be disabled.

Animation name: taiko-hit300-{n}.png.

If animated, default effect from static images will not be disabled.

Animation name: taiko-hit300k-{n}.png.

If animated, default effect from static images will not be disabled.

Can be animated, but only the zeroth frame will be used.

Animation name: taiko-hit300g-{n}.png

This image is only used on the ranking screen (instead of taiko-hit300k.png).

This element is used for finisher/big notes.

• This element is upscaled automatically.

This element is also used on the hit position.

Tinted red for “Don” (235,69,44)

Tinted blue for “Katsu” (68,141,171)

Tinted yellow for drumroll starting circle (252,83,6)

Animation name: taikobigcircleoverlay-{n}.png.

• 2 frames only (0 and 1)
• animation speed depends on BPM
  • animation starts at combo 50
  • speeds up at combo 150

This element is upscaled automatically.

Tinted red for “Don” (235,69,44)

Tinted blue for “Katsu” (68,141,171)

Tinted yellow for drumroll starting circle (252,83,6)

Animation name: taikohitcircleoverlay-{n}.png.

• 2 frames only (0 and 1)
• animation speed depends on BPM
  • animation starts at 50 combo
  • speeds up at 150 combo

This element is used on the hit position as a border.

This element is also used in osu!.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

Tinted yellow.

This element is behind the hit position during kiai time, expands when notes are hit.

Tinted orange-red.

There isn’t a need to skin this element for osu!taiko.

• This element is only visible when using a transparent taiko bar.

This pulsates behind the scrolling bar on the hit position during kiai time.

Animation name: pippidonclear{n}.png.

• You can only skin up 7 frames (from 0 to 6).
• If animated, it is recommended to animate all 7 frames. (If not, the last frame will persist for the missing frames in the frame order as stated below.)
• The animation frame order is 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 6 5 4 3 2 1 0.

The animation rate is BPM dependent.

This animation only plays once when the player hits a combo milestone; then goes back to the idle or kiai state.

Animation name: pippidonfail{n}.png.

The animation rate is BPM dependent.

This animation plays when the player misses a note or does not have enough health during a break.

This overrides pippidonkiai if the player misses a note during kiai time.

Animation name: pippidonidle{n}.png.

The animation rate is BPM dependent.

This animation plays when doing nothing (during breaks or waiting for the player to hit the next note)

Animation name: pippidonkiai{n}.png.

The animation rate is BPM dependent.

This animation plays during kiai time.

pippidonfail.png overrides this if the player misses a note during kiai time.

These are like combobursts.

To have multiple combobursts, use: taiko-flower-group-{n}.png.

• One of the images in the set will be appear when a combo milestone is met.

This image expands and fades in from behind pippidon when it changes to clear state.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This scrolls in a seamless loop, from the right side towards the left.

This element is disabled if the beatmap has a storyboard.

Gets upscaled by 1.4x in-game.

This appears when the player misses a note or if the health bar isn’t filled up to 50% during a break.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This scrolls in a seamless loop, from the right side towards the left.

This element is disabled if the beatmap has a storyboard.

Gets upscaled by 1.4x in-game.

This element is an indicator for the spinner.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This element is also used in osu!.

For each hit in the spinner happens, the circle rotates anti-clockwise.

Beatmap skinnable status is suspected to be a bug.

This element is also used in osu!.

This element is the duration indicator of the spinner.

• This shrinks over time.

Animation name: mania-hit0-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

Animation name: mania-hit50-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

Animation name: mania-hit100-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

Animation name: mania-hit200-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

Animation name: mania-hit300-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

Animation name: mania-hit300g-{n}.png.

This element has a fixed looped animation of 60 FPS.

If a custom path is used, the ranking screen will use the file in the root directory instead of the pathed skinning element.

This is the idle state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

This is the pressed state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

This is the idle state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

This is the pressed state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

This is the idle state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

This is the pressed state.

This element gets stretched or compressed to fit the column width.

Animation name: mania-note1-{n}.png.

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note2-{n}.png.

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-noteS-{n}.png.

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note1H-{n}.png.

By default, this is also the tail part.

• When used for the tail part, this element is flipped by default for v2.5+.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0.

This element is scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Long notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note2H-{n}.png.

By default, this is also the tail part.

• When used for the tail part, this element is flipped by default for v2.5+.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0.

This element is scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Long notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-noteSH-{n}.png.

By default, this is also the tail part.

• When used for the tail part, this element is flipped by default for v2.5+.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0.

This element is scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Long notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note1L-{n}.png.

The animation starts when the long note is pressed and stops if released.

The NoteBodyStyle changes the behaviour of these elements.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note2L-{n}.png.

The animation starts when the long note is pressed and stops if released.

The NoteBodyStyle changes the behaviour of these elements.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-noteSL-{n}.png.

The animation starts when the long note is pressed and stops if released.

The NoteBodyStyle changes the behaviour of these elements.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note1T-{n}.png.

These elements are the tail part of the hold note.

By default, the head notes are used instead.

By default, these elements are flipped for skin versions 2.5 and up.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-note2T-{n}.png.

These elements are the tail part of the hold note.

By default, the head notes are used instead.

By default, these elements are flipped for skin versions 2.5 and up.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

Animation name: mania-noteST-{n}.png.

These elements are the tail part of the hold note.

By default, the head notes are used instead.

By default, these elements are flipped for skin versions 2.5 and up.

• This behaviour can be disabled by setting NoteFlipWhenUpsideDownT to 0

These elements are scaled to fit the individual columns.

• If the columns’ widths differ: the smallest one is scaled correctly and the others are compressed to match its height.

Notes can be manually stretched or compressed via the WidthForNoteHeightScale command in the skin.ini file.

To have multiple combobursts, use: comboburst-mania-{n}.png.

• One of the images in the set will appear when a combo milestone is met.

osu!mania-specific combobursts

This can be disabled in the options.

Unlike osu! and osu!catch’s combobursts, all edges of this imageset should not be clipped.

This element is shown on the left side of the stage(s).

This element is stretched to fit the stage height (allows for shorter images).

This element is shown on the right side of the stage(s).

This element is stretched to fit the stage height (allows for shorter images).

This element is 0.625x smaller than the stage width.

Animation name: mania-stage-bottom-{n}.png.

Shown on the bottom (or top, if the stage is upside down) of the stage(s).

This element will not be stretched to fit the stage width!

This element should be skinned for a 480px playfield height.

This element overlays the entire stage, including the notes.

Animation name: mania-stage-light-{n}.png.

This element is the lighting for the columns when the key is pressed.

This element is placed underneath the notes.

By default, tinted white.

Use ColourLight to change this.

Positioning is set by the skin.ini

Use LightPosition.

This element is the graphical representation of the judgement line.

The judgement line is drawn in the centre of the image.

This element is drawn for the entire stage width, not individual columns.

This element is stretched to fit the stage width (allowing for narrower images).

This element should point downwards.

• This image is automatically flipped horizontally if the stage is upside down.

This element is always seen before the map starts, if there is enough time.

Animation name: lightingL-{n}.png.

This element is the lighting for the long notes.

This image is flipped horizontally if the stage is upside down.

This element is positioned where the centre of the judgement line crosses the centre of a lane.

Animation name: lightingN-{n}.png.

This element is the lighting for the single notes (and tail notes).

This image is flipped horizontally if the stage is upside down.

This element is positioned where the centre of the judgement line crosses the centre of a lane.