0 BPM does weird things to osu! 

Just a little addendum: instant fails at the end are caused by a checksum fail, where the amount of objects with hitbursts (either hit or miss) and the amount of objects in the map don't match. The exact mechanics behind this aren't still 100% known, but for 2B maps, it seems to have something to do with overlapping objects further in time unloading the overlapping objects previously in time (which can be seen in the editor as they just straight up disappear.) In this map, the objects that auto is ignoring don't give hitbursts, which seems to mean that they're being unloaded before they even load properly. I can't even begin to guess why that's happening besides something to do with 0bpm sliders. Amazing video, I love weird physics in the game being explored, and as much as I've messed around with them myself I've never even seen half the stuff in this video.

Auto taught me a valuable lesson. To succeed on certain maps, i shouldn't aim at all.

Man, I have no Idea what this dude is even talking about, I'm just watching it because it's osu

0 BPM enables osu! 2007 public beta? XD

dat endin---

"go ahead and have some F" is probably the best advice you can give to an osu! player

what if i use doubletime tho

Good editing and an intriguing topic. This earns thumbs up from

I don't even play Osu, but this was pretty cool to watch.

But first, we need to talk about parallel unive--

What if the map was composed of only one 0bpm slider :thinking:

I see what you did at the end.

Stuff that's totally unexplored in the other modes, hyped to see what happens in the next upcoming aspires

It's 3:30 in the morning, I have class tomorrow, and I don't even play osu. Why am I here?

I feel like im back in physics or something

I like how I never played Osu! or seen videos for Osu! But when it started to become a technical and educational video, I just got hooked into this video. Great video btw.

Dude, this is very interesting. And your editing is great. This is high quality stuff!

I love it when programs just break themselves

he copied an osu! 0bpm slider into his video editor, that explains the ending of the vid pretty much

you're like 3kliksphilip of osu! Nice video :D

It is kinda funny that the Graph is in the shape of the Square Root.

4:54 I know this joke was made somewhere here But THAT GRAPH IS RADICAL

I actually tried to count all the zeros to make sure everything was legit. and it was

Coming to this after a few years, this was my first ever time seeing anything ever related to osu!, super cool to actually understand it now, and it's still an amazing video!

Go ahead and have some fu-

Then go ahead and have some fu- (the video has ended) Me : That ending lol!

TJ "Henry" Yoshii: 0BPM is 0BPM, you can't say it's only 1E-298

This is super interesting. I haven't created my own beatmap before so I didn't think you could screw with it this much. Thank you for enlightening me and also making math fun, somehow!

Osu made a radical root at 4:57. xD Check the performance meter. xDD

subbed! keep making this stuff, its really good!

I watched this youtube now get off my back.

I actually love your Aspire submission I thought it was really cool

i guess you can say that osu has gallaxy collapsed . . . . . . . . . . kill me

I've never played osu and I have no idea what I'm watching but I watched the whole thing

THERE. I WATCHED IT, RU-vid. NOW YOU CAN STOP RECOMMENDING IT TO ME I DON'T PLAY OSU, GODDAMNIT

"Go ahead and have some f- *video ends*" King crimson was that you?

What if we used a bpm that was too small normally but not too small with DT... Is the future of DT and only DT farming coming :thunking:

Brilliant touch at the end there my man!

So it can handle 6E+298 but 1E+302 is too big for "computational reasons"... _K then_

Very interresting content!! I was also wondering this the other day and ended up searching it ^^. Thanks for answering a question that I was just wondering randomly haha :p

I like how the vid ends just like the beatmap would

THANKS ALOT !! A Mo... This strange video brought me to playing osu.. and here i am playing since 2 years or so

so the square root of fking nothing lmao 4:54

always love watching people break games. kudos to you sir, and a like from me.

Nice ending. I rate this 5 out of

11:05 the words above the score board kept changing

I've had this video stapled to my recommended tab since last month. Finally clicked it out of complete annoyance (thank you RU-vid). TL;DW : When you break things, they no longer function.

Wow I didn't realize it could be this complex. Great to see so much passion about this game it's amazing !!

welcome to math class

How did I go from Dark Souls to impossible objects to this? It's a very well made video but damn, this is one hell of a ride. Keep up the cool con--

This is fucking deep asf

great work documenting all of this! i just wanted to add some random thoughts here, as i've seen a few weird but similar effects in some taiko maps. i've seen a slider at the end of a map causing similar things with being unable to see current combo or dim the background, but in this example the mapper didn't use 0bpm explicitly, they used this line in the .osu file for the object: 256,160,111807,2,0,L|0:0,1,NaN notice the NaN for what i believe is something to do with slider length, the slider shows on editor but is invisible, and being the final object in the map, causes the same effects you showed in the video. map link: osu.ppy.sh/b/964786 the next map, i don't particularly understand, but it has some effects where you can't hit a single note for the first minute of the map or so. interestingly, autoplay tries to hit notes but has 0 score and accuracy. i really have no idea what's happening in the editor with this one, but i do see some green lines with strange bpm changes. again, the ending of the map has this slider: 256,192,189809,6,0,L|256:144,1,NaN and this again causes the game to think it's always in a break so you can't dim background or see your current combo. i believe this map completely breaks in multiplayer and ends immediately as well. map link: osu.ppy.sh/b/940782 another thing i noticed was that you can't toggle autoplay mid-map in the editor with tab, only at the beginning, which i found odd. but yeah, you can do a lot of these things without explicitly setting 0bpm in the editor, and it's quite interesting sometimes. if you want more examples of the kinds of weird things you can do with the editor for taiko, check out some maps by katacheh such as this one: osu.ppy.sh/b/1233531

I don't play Osu, but I clicked on this video anyway 'cos 0 BPM is kinda weird... Then the \lim shit appeared at 0:53 and I instantly fell in love with you. :)

Wow, a smart osu! player? Didn't know they existed..

Go ahead and have some fu-..

Never actually realized this video talked about it, but I remember coming across having to hover on my tablet on Monstratas aspire entry some years back, never knew what it was about. I assumed it was because of the "play warning" icons showing up (basically a break in the middle of a pattern)

Am i the only one tht watches this but doesnt really know whats happening 😂😂😂😂😂

How does this guy tell a super long inrelevant story and is still intresting

I don't even play this game, why did I watch this

this is amazing, osu! and applying calculus in useful ways

Not a very good explanation of BPM; I'll do it for you. BPM stands for Beats per Minute, what's a beat? Well, first off you'll have to know about time signatures. Time Signatures are the baseline structure of how a piece of music plays, typical dance/house music is 4/4, which is 4 beats per bar; which gives it that thumping 1 2 3 4/1 2 3 4 kick. The Waltz is 3/4, obviously 3 beats per bar and accompanies the Waltz dance, in that 1 2 3/1 2 3 rhythm. After that, you can find how fast the piece is played, I'm very familiar with electronic music so I can hear the BPM. A good guide to measuring the BPM of a piece of house music without a metronome or some DAW is to hear the snare/clap and match it up to seconds. If the snare hits every second, it's 120 BPM. Most tracks are 115/120/123/125 BPM; tracks that are 130+BPM are techno/trance. It is a lot easier to comprehend if you audibly count the beats and once you've done that you can predict when a piece of music will change. For example, you're listening to House Music, the standard formula is 4/4 time and every 4-8 bars an element is added or subtracted. It's a pretty cool thing to learn and one step closer to learning musical theory and play them on instruments.

So this is why your Aspire map seemed unplayable when I tried it. Very creative, actually, I legit didn't know it was possible to force the game to ignore the user's preference. No wonder I loved your Aspire map the most.

Quick mafs

This is some space age quantum mechanic fabric bending gobbledygook

graph looks like a radical sign what if 0 bpm makes osu find the square root of negative numbers

Is OSU free?

My god. I'm getting into these videos going in-depth in coding, numbers, math shit and more. *AS IF TURNING A CIRCLE INSIDE OUT IS ENOUGH.*

so many weeaboos.

"Go ahead and have some fu-" Quality content, cool to know

very interesting ! subbed

Unplayable you say? Lights candle and leaves a cookie…

This is weirder than quantum physics at 0 degrees Kelvin.

Love the 0bpm slider at the en-

i enjoy random clicking, the only rhythm game i play is Deemo but i was still interested

I've never seen this game really played, though I know what it is, and this is the first video I've ever seen on editing it. I had no interest coming into this. Your personality, though, made me laugh, and made the video actually interesting. I might check out a few more, just because of you. So, thanks!

Oh I see what you did there at the e..

Little did we know the video was in 0 BPM and ended earlier then expected

Me in osu: 1:starts 2:playing a lot of time 3:think im pro but im noob 4:left for 6 months 5:back to the game

I don't even like Osu!, but I found this video entertaining.

Go and have some what? GO AND HAVE SOME WHAT?!

I think this was the first osu vid I ever watched, and I watched it like a year before I even knew what the game was.

It felt like this was a documentary channel.

thank you for showing me this game!

Wouldn't it be cool if this is how time worked in real life? Imagine how much fun gods would have.

Lazer does even stranger things with these gimmicks

11 minute to explain what a 0 beat is. Good job,keep up the work.

I feel like I'm just a kindergartner being caught calculus

1e+302 = 100 Novenonagintillion, if you were wondering. (Multiplying 100 Novenonagintillion by ten would result in 1 Centillion...)

I never thought the day would come, but I have finally had the moment where I understand literally less than 0 of what the video talked about

Really interesting video! I wonder if it happens with other modes too! Subscribed btw

This is like dividing by zero in math.

8:58 So that whole thing did MinG? Most of his maps are full with game-breaking things such as the 100% background dim (it's not really 100%) and the stuck-to-zero-keys. That''s insanely interesting and I've never expected that this could happen because of zero BPM. Interesting video, love to see more.

This is what i showed to my math teacher when she ask what did i learn at home

Omfg right before clicking on this video I was commenting on the diameter and volume of the observable universe in electrons and how it still doesn't come close to a googol, and a few other things!

What they could have done is when opening game check that file for a reasonable value such as atleast 1 and if it is 0 or negative set the value to a default value or if it's going to infinity do the same.

The math in the beginning triggered me as I'm procrastinating cal 2 watching this video

The video ended instantly LMAOOOO As an user that does Timing Checks... this would be a pain in the ass to work with

was that ending done by purpose ?? lololololol i guess u're making this video in 0BPM too huh lololol btw nice video

this was recommended to me but I have never seen more than 1 minute of this game and I have no idea what this is all about

Beginning of video: so recently, we've seen the conclusion to *this year's* standard aspire The screen: *2017* Me who got this reccomended in 2020: *🤔🤔🤔*