Rūruestto Addon

An addon for osu!lazer which allows you to browse the rūrusetto wiki in-game and manage your rulesets.

Special thanks

To Nao for graphical design for the addon and Yulianna for making Rurūsetto. To Loreos for the russian locale.

Installing

• Open osu!lazer
• Go to settings
• Click Open osu! foler at the bottom of General settings
• Open the rulesets folder
• Copy the path
• Go to Releases of this repository
• Click the topmost one
• Download the osu.Game.Rulesets.RurusettoAddon.dll file. Save to the copied path.
• Restart osu!
• Done! Click the button to browse the wiki

You can also install and update locale (translation) files by following the same steps for the .zip files included with each release.

locales.mp4

Contributing

If you can code, you can contribute the standard github way:

• Fork this repository
• Apply code changes
• Open a PR (Pull Request) to submit your changes for review

If you can't code, you can still contribute localisation (translation files). You still need to follow the steps outlined in here:

• Fork this repository
• Open the Localisation Generator Source folder
  • The files in this folder are named after the locale it uses. For example english uses en.jsonc. For a list of ISO language codes, see this website or if you can't find your locale there, wikipedia has a list (although it it a bit harder to read than this site)
  • If your locale is not there, create a file following the naming convention outlined above. Initialize the file with { "locale": "ISO language code" }
  • Open the file. It can be opened in a regular text editor, although we recommend VS Code
  • You probably also want to open en.jsonc or any other translation file as a reference
• If you can build, you can run LocalisationGenerator.csproj
  • The program will perform some checks to see what resources are missing across all localisation files
  • You can exit the program. You don't need to confirm to generate files just yet
• Add translations or typecheck your file
  • Since the format is .jsonc and not .json, you can add comments to the file if you want by typing // this is my comment! anywhere. Even though github credits commit authors, feel free to credit yourself at the top of the file with a triple slash comment
  • Some strings contain a {0} or {1} etc. These are going to be replaced by something such as a number, a link or an error code. All entries which contain them must be commented by explaining what they are
• If you can build, run LocalisationGenerator.csproj. This time confirm and generate resource files. If you do not know how to build, a collaborator will do this step for you when you submit your PR
• Open a PR (Pull Request) to submit your changes for review

You can also contribute to the rūrusetto wiki or any of the rulesets you discover! Make sure to show some ❤️ to the awesome people who develop and maintain them.