oppai-ng 1.1.31

• [bug] fix ambiguity in mods string parsing (DTHDT, HRHDTD and stuff like that)

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime

x64 and x86_64 mean 64-bit
i586 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.1.30

• [feature] add touch device mod (touchscreen nerf)
• [bugfix] don't use non-standard array syntax in the cflags script

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime

x64 and x86_64 mean 64-bit
i586 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.1.26

• [minor] only calculate odms if od is provided in mods_apply_m
• [bugfix] fix undefined behaviour on gcc 7.1.X caused by uninitialized strains

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime

x64 and x86_64 mean 64-bit
i586 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.1.24

• [bugfix] cli: ignore unknown mods so that stuff like SO, PF doesn't cause parameter errors
• [bugfix] taiko: fix underflow when miss amount is greater than the number of objects
• [bugfix] taiko: slider conversion logic only applies to non-taiko maps
• [bugfix] taiko: fix incorrect velocity calculation in slider conversion (improves accuracy on converted maps)
• [packaging] add automated docker-based packaging

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x64 and x86_64 mean 64-bit
i586 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.1.20

• [bugfix] prevent underflow in acc calculations which was giving verybig values for acc under 50%
• [misc] minor style changes in the code

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x86_64 means 64-bit
i686 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.1.18

• [bugfix] fix serious bug caused by strtod not handling infinity on windows and causing all kinds of bugs and crashes when looping timing points
• [feature] add taiko difficulty and pp calculation (experimental)
• [feature] cli: add aim/speed stars override option
• [feature] cli: add -m and -taiko options to override gamemode

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x86_64 means 64-bit
i686 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.0.10

• performance: don't search timing points array for every object. this is a 5-10% speed boost, which also removes a lot of useless timing point code
• deprecate: timing singletap count - I've decided that they aren't useful enough for the extra time they take to compute. too many maps are double bpm or have weird bpm changes that make 1/2 lose its meaning. the other singletap stats are way more useful
• misc: fix typo in binary output usage

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x86_64 means 64-bit
i686 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.0.6

• bugfix: correctly calculate number of 300s when 100s and 50s are provided (fixes #3)
• performance: don't calculate one_half_threshold when not necessary (fixes #2)
• feature: add -st cli option (fixes #1)
• misc: cli: fix typo in usage

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x86_64 means 64-bit
i686 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory

oppai-ng 1.0.0

initial release.

linux binaries are statically linked against musl libc
windows binaries should not require the c runtime, but if they ask for it, install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

x86_64 means 64-bit
i686 and x86 mean 32-bit

the binary packages include the source code inside the src directory