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Syntax

!recommend|r [relax|beta|gamma] [nomod|dt|hr]

There are three generations of recommendation engines: alpha, beta and gamma.

  • !recommend relax uses the alpha engine.

  • !recommend beta uses the beta engine.

  • !recommend gamma uses the gamma engine.

  • all engines support a nomod flag to get recommendations without mods.

  • !r can be used instead of !recommend.

alpha and beta

The alpha engine is very wishy-washy, handles mods terribly and will probably go away soon. The beta engine is more difficulty-aware and gets decent results although mods aren't handled very well.

gamma

Gamma handles mods explicitly and even supports hints. At this moment, the recommendations will include the hinted mods, but may include others, for example !recommend gamma hr will often be a HDHR recommendation.

  • the dt flag hints the DoubleTime mod.
  • the hr flag hints the HardRock mod.

filters

Filters only work for patrons. Multiple filters can be combined. Append them to your !recommend command. The following filters are available:

  • AR filters approach rate: AR>=x, AR=x and AR<=x are available.
  • OD filters overall difficulty: OD>=x, OD=x and OD<=x are available.
  • CS filters circle size: CS>=x, CS=x and CS<=x are available.
  • STAR filters star difficulty: STAR>=x, STAR=x and STAR<=x are available. This doesn't work with mods yet.
  • BPM filters beats per minute: BPM>=x, BPM=x and BPM<=x are available.
  • LEN filters beatmap length, e.g. LEN<=90 only returns beatmaps shorter than 90 seconds
  • Exclude mods with -MOD: -HD, -HR, ...

Pleb pp shower mode: !r DT LEN<=60 AR<=9.7 AR>=9.5 OD<=9.5 -HR -HD

examples

  • !r dt will be the bread and butter command for most players above rank 25k. You'll get a DoubleTime recommendation, which might include other mods.

  • !r relax nomod gets an alpha-style recommendation without mods.

  • !recommend dt AR<=10 BPM<=220 BPM>=180 requests a double time recommendation with an approach rate of at most 10 and beats per minute between 180 and 220 (donators only).

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